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Scott Kohlmann 11.1 3 Buttons 5 and 6 presently cannot be exposed to ShowRunnerCLC™ and will only work locally.  ZUMMESH-KPAV type keypads are not supported with this approach and require an AVBRIDGE.
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7 FIRMWARE REQUIREMENTS:
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9 * ZUMMESH Firmware v1.07.016 or newer
10 ** NETBRIDGE firmware v1.013.0021
11 ** ZUM-KPBATT firmware v1.000.0113
12 ** ZUM-JBOX-SIM firmware v1.000.067
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Scott Kohlmann 11.1 15 ShowRunnerCLC™ supports receiving button presses from ZUMMESH-KP* keypads.  Overriding buttons is done on a per button basis.
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 16
17 Requirements:
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19 * JBOX w/ NETBRIDGE
20 * ZUMMESH Firmware v1.07.016 or newer
Mark Kohlmann 10.1 21 ** NETBRIDGE firmware v1.013.0021
Austin Weygandt 14.1 22 ** ZUM-KPBATT firmware v1.000.0113
23 ** ZUM-JBOX-SIM firmware v1.000.067
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 24 * NETBRIDGE defined in ShowRunner as a load controller
Mark Kohlmann 9.1 25 * ZUMMESH-KP or ZUMMESH-KPBATT (Excludes ZUMMESH-KPAV series keypads are not supported due to lack of firmware support)
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 26 * ShowRunner™ 3.004 or newer
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Mark Kohlmann 8.1 28 Keypads have 6 buttons, 1 through 4 can be exported individually, 5 and 6 are supported by ShowRunner but not Crestron:
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 29 [[image:ZUMMESH-KP Buttons.png]]
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Mark Kohlmann 12.1 31
Mark Kohlmann 13.1 32 JBOX-SIM is supported. O is button 1, V is button 2, and D is button 3.
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Mark Kohlmann 5.2 35 Keypad definition in ShowRunner config:
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37 ##//**DeviceConnectionId**//## is the KeypadId used to uniquely identify the ZUMMESH-KP.  This must be between 1 and 255.
38 ##//**DeviceHostId**// ##is the IP-ID of the RF Gateway that owns the NETBRIDGE
39 ##//**DeviceHostBranch**// ##is the RF-ID of the NETBRIDGE on the gateway
40 ##//**Model**// ##may be the actual keypad model excluding the color and finish.  Example ZUMMESH-KP10GBATT-GRY-S is "ZUMMESH-KP10GBATT".  "ZUMMESH-KP" or "ZUMMESH-KPBATT" may also be used.
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42 ## "7": {
43 "AreaId": 2,
44 "LinkedAreaIds": null,
45 "Id": 7,
46 "Name": "Zummesh KP",
47 **~ "//DeviceConnectionId//": "1",**
48 **~ "//DeviceHostId//": "B0",**
49 **~ "//DeviceHostBranch//": 5,**
50 "SerialNumber": "",
51 "DisableOff": false,
52 "DisallowDisable": false,
53 "FlipRaiseLower": false,
54 "MasterRaiseButtonIndex": 0,
55 "MasterLowerButtonIndex": 0,
56 "HoldTime": 0.5,
57 "DoubleTapTime": 0.5,
58 "//**Model**//": "ZUMMESH-KPBATT",
59 "Enabled": true,
60 "KeypadType": "A",
61 "ControllerIds": [],
62 "DirectLoadIds": null,
63 "Actions": null,
64 }##
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66 ==== Automatic Setup: ====
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Scott Kohlmann 11.1 68 This method will automatically enable all buttons to report to ShowRunnerCLC™
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Scott Kohlmann 11.1 70 * Console to ShowRunnerCLC™
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 71 * Obtain the keypad address by querying the devices on the NETBRIDGE:
72 ##sr zummesh show devices [Gateway IP-ID in hex] [NETBRIDGE RF-ID in hex]##
73 Example: ##sr zummesh show devices B0 1A##
74 [[image:1626996842264-632.png]]
Scott Kohlmann 11.1 75 * Setup the keypad buttons that will report to ShowRunnerCLC™:
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 76 ##sr zummesh keypad custom buttons [Gateway IP-ID] [NETBRIDGE RF-ID] [Keypad Address] [Keypad Id] [List of Buttons to Override Local Logic, comma/dash separated list]##
Mark Kohlmann 6.2 77 Example: ##sr zummesh keypad custom buttons B0 1A 52E5 1 1-6##
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 78 [[image:1626997279912-938.png]]
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80 ==== Manual Setup: ====
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Scott Kohlmann 11.1 82 Use this setup method if you wish to assign specific ShowRunnerCLC™ button IDs to ZUMMESH-KPs or selective send buttons to ShowRunnerCLC™
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Mark Kohlmann 5.2 84 * Connect to RF Gateway console
Mark Kohlmann 6.2 85 * ##RFRCON [NETBRIDGE RF-ID] DISPLAYDEVICES## to obtain the Addr of the Keypad
Mark Kohlmann 5.2 86 [[image:1626997350133-604.png]]
Mark Kohlmann 6.2 87 * Calculate Button IDs:
88 Keypad IDs are 1 to 255
89 Button Numbers are 1 to 6
90 Tap Action is 0
91 Hold Action is 1
92 Release Action is 2
93 ExportId = (Keypad ID << 8) + (Button Number << 4) + ButtonAction
94 Example for keypad id of 2 button 2 w/ hold action
95 ##(2 << 8) + (2 << 4) + 1 = 545 or 221h##
96 Example for keypad id of 128 button 5 w/ tap action
97 ##(128 << 8) + (5 << 4) + 0 = 32848 or 8050h##
98 * Send command per button to enable reporting:
99 ##rfrcon [NETBRIDGE-RFID] setbuttfunc [KEYPAD ADDRESS] [ButtonNumber] 22 [Tap-ExportID in hex] [Hold-ExportID in hex] [Release-ExportID in hex]
100 rfrcon 03 setbuttfunc 52E5 2 22 220 221 222##
101 [[image:1626997728072-241.png]]