YAmaha RX-A300, you go download on crestron partner program site download the IP module> open it on SIMPL Windows> Rebuild data base> Close Simpl> Open System Builders just in case rebuild modules ext... No IP MOdule just RS-232 wish I downloaded a month ago.

I fund out this in the True Blue support. But am trying that right now. no news

Creating a Logic Module that will appear within the UserDB of SystemBuilder.
User Logic Modules may be added to a SystemBuilder program from the [Programming View]. To create a User Logic Module that will appear within the UserDB of SystemBuilder:

1) Open the Module in Simpl Windows

2) Select [Project] from the pull down menu and then select the [Edit Program Header] option.

A) On the [Module Header] dialogue window select the [Advanced Information] tab
B) Under the [Device Family] define the module as a [(Logic)] module.
C) In the [Device Type:] window select [Logic].
D) Save the Module to your /UserMacro directory

3) Rebuild your User and Project Databases by selecting [Rebuild User and Project Databases] from the [Tools] pull down menu.

4) Now when you launch SystemBuilder you should be able to select your module from the [User Database] window under the [Library] pane visible when in [Programming View] mode of SystemBuilder.



Creating a User Device Module that will appear within the UserDB of SystemBuilder.
User Device Modules may be added to a SystemBuilder program from the Equipment view. To create a User Device Module that will appear within the UserDB of SystemBuilder:

1) In SimplWindows select [File], [New Project/User Module]

2) On the on the [Advanced] Tab of the [Module Header] dialogue window define:

A) [Device Family] and [Device Type]. This determines how it will be categorized in the User Database of SystemBuilder. For example, select [Audio Processor] as the [Device Family] and [Surround Sound Processor] as the [Device Type].
B) Select [Crestron] as the manufacturer from the list of manufacturers.
C) In the [Model] list select the appropriate Crestron device from the list.

3) After selecting [OK] to close the [Module Header] dialogue, a pop-up prompt will ask to have the [Virtual Device for Module Connection] symbol added to your program. Select [yes]

Any signal on your [Define Arguments] symbol you want to have connected up to the [Hardware] symbol by default needs to be added to the [Virtual Device for Module Connection] symbol with the Signal Name to which it will connect on the Hardware symbol defined in the Parameter field. In some cases these signals will be added for you automatically.

4) After defining the default logic connections (signals that will connect the logic module to the hardware symbol) build the rest of your module as you typically would, adding other signals to the Argument Definition that you want to be exposed in SystemBuilder.

So it goes like this: I can see the Module on SIMPL Windows but not in System builders. here are the screen shoots of booth programs.

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