Search
Related topics are listed below.
Downloading KC-Brain logs
KC-Brainware Server Documents » Downloading KC-Brain logs
Overview Downloading logs from KC-Brainware server Brains is currently different from SL Brains. In order to download logs from the docker brains, you will need to download the container logs directly from the docker service Downloading Docker Logs The Kramer-UI…
Adding Brain Hardware to a Project
Adding Brain Hardware to a Project
Brain hardware is required in each controllable space. The Brain houses all of the programming information such as: the user interface, Macros, Events and anything else created within the Builder. This article explains how to add a Brain to your setup. Adding Brain…
KC Virtual Brain Static IP
FAQ » KC Virtual Brain Static IP
Overview Follow the steps below to set a static IP address on your Kramer Virtual Brain 1 or 5 device. *For this, it will help if you have existing Linux knowledge. The process will require an SSH connection or keyboard/mouse connected to the KC Virtual…
Docker Brain Setup
KC-Brainware Server Documents » Kramer Server Configuration for QA » Docker Brain Setup
Overview This thread discusses the Command Line setup necessary to run a Docker Brain on your machine or Kramer Server. Below we have listed the steps necessary to complete the setup as well as system requirements your device will need to run the Docker Brain.…
Attempting to Ping the Brain
FAQ » Attempting to Ping the Brain
Overview During troubleshooting one networking tool most often used is Ping. Ping is a great tool to confirm a device is connected to your Local Area Network. However, the use of Ping when trying to confirm that a Kramer Control Brain is properly running will not have…
How to: Create a Phone book Overlay
Use Cases » How to: Create a Phone book Overlay
Overview The process below describes the setup requirements within Kramer Control to create a Virtual rolodex for DSP devices. Process Add Frame to Page If you have not yet created Frames and Overlays – You can find more information here The size…
How to: Force the Brain into an Active Offline state
Release Notes » v2.2.9 – Patch Release » How to: Force the Brain into an Active Offline state
Overview Some setups have a spotty network or no network at all. With version 2.2.9 of Kramer Control, we have added an API route that allows the programmer to configure the Offline state for the Brain. This will help in setups where Internet access is spotty and not…
How to: IFTTT Driver
Use Cases » How to: IFTTT Driver
Overview If This Then That – also known as IFTTT is a free web-based service that is available to create simple conditional statements called applets. What is an applet? An applet is a trigger caused by changes that occur within other web services such as…
KC-Brainware Server Documents
KC-Brainware Server Documents
!If you are installing a KC Virtual Brain 1 or 5, these articles below will not work with the Virtual Brain hardware. Reformatting seed unit Quick Start Guide Bridge Networking WAN Necessary KC-Brainware CLI Commands KC-Brainware Logs
KC-Brainware Bridge Networking
KC-Brainware Server Documents » KC-Brainware Quick Start Guide » KC-Brainware Bridge Networking
Overview !This only refers to original KC Brainware installations. This is not compatible with the KC Virtual Brain product. After reviewing installations of the KC Brainware 5/25/50 units in the field, we have seen easier installations on all networks when Bridge…
How to: Align grouped items to the center of a Page or Overlay
Use Cases » How to: Align grouped items to the center of a Page or Overlay
Overview This tutorial will cover how to center a set of buttons both vertically and horizontally within your Pages and Overlays. Follow the steps below to easily center your widgets within your UI pages and Overlays. Process Launch Builder Add Widgets After you…
Changing Frames to a Different Overlay
Use Cases » Changing Frames to a Different Overlay
You want to build a single page interface. To fit all the controls on one page, you need to add a frame to the page and then create a button that will enable the interface user to go the new frame from the main part of the page. This article explains how to create a…
Adding a State to an Event
Use Cases » Adding a State to an Event
You can program a button on your interface to change its appearance according to the State of a device. Elements of the button appearance that can be changed include: text, color, text bolding and button image. This article explains the procedure of configuring a…
Brain Watchdog
Release Notes » v2.2.9 – Patch Release » Brain Watchdog
The Brain Watchdog is code written into the Brain to prevent performance issues when the RAM is overwhelmed, the Brain is stuck in a boot loop and/or certain ports are not responsive. When the Watchdog detects an issue like the ones mentioned the Watchdog will perform…
Brain Tips
FAQ » Brain Tips
If your brain malfunctions there are a couple URL’s you will want to know in order to verify status and download log files. General Status Enter IP address of brain followed by :8000/api/vtest/general 192.168.1.15:8000/api/vtest/general You will see a…
How to: Add Counter Function
Use Cases » How to: Add Counter Function
Overview Within this thread you will find the necessary steps to build a Counter/Timer function into your Kramer Control project. This thread includes an example scenario and the steps necessary to configure such a scenario within your project. Process Launch…
How to: Device Driver Basics
Kramer Control Videos » How to: Device Driver Basics
Device Driver Basics
How to: Use Generic Devices
Use Cases » How to: Use Generic Devices
Overview We have added Generic drivers to our database. These generic drivers will make it easier for the programmer to add custom commands to a project. These Generic drivers will not require the programmer to enter the Device Driver editor to add commands.…
How to: Sony Edge Analytics
Use Cases » How to: Sony Edge Analytics
Overview With the current version of Kramer Control (v2.9.0 or previous) we do not officially support the authentication requirement to implement control over the Sony Edge Analytics device. However, we can control the unit using a combination of our URL widget and…
KC-Brainware Quick Start Guide
KC-Brainware Server Documents » KC-Brainware Quick Start Guide
!If you are installing a KC Virtual Brain 1 or 5, these articles below will not work with the Virtual Brain hardware. Setup Process followed in Quick Start Guide for KC-BRAINware Server Units The below steps will be shown in the Quick Start guide that is shipped…
KC-Brainware – CLI Commands
KC-Brainware Server Documents » KC-Brainware – CLI Commands
Overview !This only refers to original KC Brainware installations. This is not compatible with the KC Virtual Brain product. In this article we will cover some new commands affecting Docker. Docker containers are what house the Brain process when using the…
KC-Brainware – WAN Necessary
KC-Brainware Server Documents » KC-Brainware Quick Start Guide » KC-Brainware – WAN Necessary
Overview After extensive testing and feedback from the field we are notifying our programmers and installers that the KC Brainware 5/25/50 Server Brains will require WAN access while in use. These units can be heavily protected via firewalls but the unit does need WAN…
Remote Brain Updates
Release Notes » v1.3.1 » v.1.3.1 Manager » Remote Brain Updates
Overview With the release of v1.3 we have added the functionality to Remotely update a Brain firmware from the Manager. Follow the steps below to use this feature. NOTE Only Brains running v1.3 will support this feature. If you have a Brain running a firmware version…
Brain Update Message
FAQ » Brain Update Message
Overview When updating any Kramer device make sure that Power is not removed from the device during the update procedure. If Power were to be removed you could seriously damage the unit requiring an RMA to replace the defective device. Tests If a Power outage…
v2.4 – Brain
Release Notes » v2.4 » v2.4 – Brain
New Features With the release of version 2.4 we have added new BRAINware hardware. This hardware is a server based hardware without IO. There are three types of KC Server hardware: KC-BRAINware-5 – The KC5 hardware supports up to 5 BRAINware Brains per…
v2.2.2 – Brain
Release Notes » v2.2.2 » v2.2.2 – Brain
Overview Below are new features and bug fixes that were corrected with the release of Kramer Control version 2.2.1 Bug Fixes Corrected issue where device drivers with duplicated id’s were not working upon publish. An example of this issue was Kramer Relay…
Brain API Commands
FAQ » Brain API Commands
Overview Through Terminal or another CLI interface you can send Curl commands to the Brain. You can also use Postman to send PUT commands, but this thread only focuses on the Curl commands via CLI. Commands NOTE In the below commands, you will need to replace…
Updating Brain Firmware
FAQ » Updating Brain Firmware
Follow the steps below to update the firmware on the brain hardware. This only affects the brain, this will not update the firmware on the hardware unit itself. Process Download KUpload Click here to find the latest KUpload version Download the latest Brain…
How to: Use the Ping driver
Use Cases » How to: Use the Ping driver
Overview The Ping driver provides a method for the programmer and end user to check connectivity of a particular device. You can also check outbound status of the Brain by pinging hostnames of websites such as Google or the hostnames of our required ports. Follow the…
Brain showing incorrect time
FAQ » Brain showing incorrect time
Overview If you Brain is showing the incorrect time within your User Interface, there is a workaround to correct this issue. This has become more prominent since Daylight Savings Time occurred. Process Open Manager and Select Project Change Project Location to…
Installation Suggestions – Brain
FAQ » Installation Suggestions – Brain
Overview Kramer Control has a few different Brain options and this article is to explain the suggestions on what to install per space type. If you choose not to follow these suggestions, stability with the Brain could be an issue. Brain…
New Brain Information Page
Release Notes » v2.0.3 » v2.0.3 – Client Applications » New Brain Information Page
Overview Within the configuration page of the SL hardware you will find a Brain information tab. This new tab shows information to the currently provisioned space. Below is more information on the options that appear within this tab. :8000/kramer-ui/index.html …
How to: Frames and Overlays (Input Switching)
Kramer Control Videos » How to: Frames and Overlays (Input Switching)
Frames and Overlays
KC – BRAINware – Command Line Information
KC-Brainware Server Documents » Kramer Server Configuration for QA » KC – BRAINware – Command Line Information
Overview KC-BRAINware server hardware requires a different setup from our SL family of hardware. There is some command line requirement for the KC-BRAINware installation. Kramer Control Setup Within the Builder you will need to select the Docker – BRAINware…
How to: Control KDS-6 using Kramer Control
Kramer Control Videos » How to: Control KDS-6 using Kramer Control
How to: Adjust Slider range for controlled device
Use Cases » How to: Adjust Slider range for controlled device
Overview When a device driver is built for the database the State values match the possible range provided by the controlled device. This full range may not be used by the end user. Instead they may edit adjust the hardware to work within a set range providing a…
Brain Indicator Colors and Troubleshooting
Adding Brain Hardware to a Project » Brain Indicator Colors and Troubleshooting
In the Kramer Control application, there is an indicator that changes color based on the status of the Brain. This article explains the different colors and what steps can be taken to troubleshoot any issues you may be experiencing. Green Green is the color you…
SL Brain Connection – Serial
FAQ » SL Brain Connection – Serial
!This article is ONLY needed if you cannot connect to the SL device over TCP or UDP. There are times when you may not be able to connect to an SL Brain over TCP/UDP. If you run into a situation when you need to connect and send configuration commands directly to the…
Changing Sync settings within Brain
Release Notes » v2.2.7 Patch Release » Changing Sync settings within Brain
Overview We have found that some installations have Networks where the WAN connection is inconsistent. Some Brains will drop the WAN connection temporarily, but upon reconnecting the Brain is entering into a Synchronizing state. Depending on the size of the Project,…
Failure to Save or Failure to Publish Message
FAQ » Failure to Save or Failure to Publish Message
Overview If you are seeing a popup message within the Builder indicating a Failure to Save or Publish try from the steps below to fix the Save or Publish issues you are experiencing Page Refresh Try a hard refresh of the page using Shift + Command/Control +…
Adding a Slider
Use Cases » Adding a Slider
Sliders are used to control devices that have discrete capabilities for level control. Two examples of discrete level control would be: the volume level of an audio device and the dimming capability of a light. This article explains two options for adding a slider to…
How to: Use SL Internal Clock without NTP Server
Use Cases » How to: Use SL Internal Clock without NTP Server
Overview When a Brain is installed in Offline Mode but you still need to execute commands based on time of day follow the steps below to make sure your installation works properly. Note This process requires a Publish to the Brain, the Brain will need to be Online to…
Brain gateway not showing assigned device
Use Cases » Brain gateway not showing assigned device
Overview With the current version of Kramer Control (v2.2.5) there has been an issue reported where some Projects cannot be duplicated. We have identified the issue to exist within the Builder where an archived device is showing assigned to the Brain gateway, but the…
KNX to IP Interfaces
Use Cases » KNX Lighting » KNX to IP Interfaces
Overview In order to integrate with KNX you will need a KNX to IP converter. Below is a list of models we know have been implemented with Kramer Control. If you have used a model other than what appears on this list, and it has worked well with Kramer Control please…
Creating a New Project
Logging Into Kramer Control Portal » Manager » Creating a New Project
Sold a new Project? The next step is to login to the Manager and begin creating the setup for your new Project installation. Opening the Project Wizard Go to Manager by selecting the Manager option within the Kramer Control Portal Shift focus to center window…
Using a device alias
Use Cases » Using a device alias
Devices aliases are used when a single piece of hardware requires an ID to communicate with the physical device. An example of this would be a lighting system, if you know Node 10 is the Podium light, we would create an alias entitled podium light. Creating the…
Creating a New User Interface
Builder » Creating a New User Interface
After creating your project and designing the project layout to include a controlled space, the next step is to launch into the Builder. Use the Builder to design a user interface for end users to control their Spaces. In this article, you will find instructions for…
Importing Theme to Existing Project/Space
Release Notes » v1.1.0 » Manager » Importing Theme to Existing Project/Space
Overview The Project wizard allows the programmer to select a one or more themes when initially creating the Project within the Manager. If a New Theme is created, or another theme is wanted, follow the steps below to import new images. Process Within…
KUpload – Failure to Update message
FAQ » KUpload – Failure to Update message
Overview We have been notified of issues with the KUpload firmware update procedure. The issues that have been reported: Uploading through TCP there is a loss of connection to the SL device UDP timeout after minutes of uploading UDP update taking an inordinate…
VS-211H Setup
Use Cases » VS-211H Setup
Overview The VS-211H is a 2×1 HDMI auto switcher that can also be controlled via Contact Closure. Instead of relying on the auto sensing capability of the VS-211H, you can force an input switch by sending a momentary contact to port 1 or 2 to initiate the switch.…
Creating a Repeat on Hold Button
Use Cases » Creating a Repeat on Hold Button
There are two types of interface buttons. One type performs an action once per click and release. The other type of button repeats an action as long as the button is held and stops repeating when released. This is called a Repeat on Hold button. Examples of Repeat on…
BRAINware: Sony Bravia Setup
Use Cases » BRAINware: Sony Bravia Setup
Overview Follow the steps below setup BRAINware on your Sony Bravia professional display. Will only work with Sony Bravia Pro BZ35F & BZ40H models only. Process Enable IP Control of the display Install ES File Explorer from the Google Play Store Insert USB…
KT-1010 Kramer Control – Failed to Update
FAQ » KT-1010 Kramer Control – Failed to Update
Overview If you recently updated the firmware on a KT-1010 device and Kramer Control will not update please follow the steps below. The firmware version affected is Version 1.0.0.10.15v Process needed to Update Kramer Control Go to the settings of the…
IFTTT – Email Example Setup
Use Cases » How to: IFTTT Driver » IFTTT – Email Example Setup
Overview If you have not read the previous article on IFTTT and setting up applets make sure that you read the article in its entirety before following the steps below. Kramer Control and IFTTT IFTTT and Webhooks create a method in which a Kramer Control programmer…
K-Agent Pin Code Setup
New Kramer Tablets » K-Agent Pin Code Setup
Overview With version 1.0.62 of the K-Agent application, we have enabled a pin code that will prevent users from leaving the application when in use. The default pin code is 9428 but this can be changed on initial setup of the application. Follow the steps below to…
K-Agent Setup using Kramer Control
New Kramer Tablets » K-Agent Setup using Kramer Control
Overview The K-Agent application can be setup using a device driver within Kramer Control. This driver is available in our database and can be used to remotely restart a tablet, check if the tablet is online, or to configure the deep link address for the Control…
Kramer Control – tablet setup from laptop
New Kramer Tablets » Kramer Control – tablet setup from laptop
Overview On the new model Kramer tablets, the programmer can configure the tablets directly from their laptop without having to input any information within the tablet itself. Process To get the new apk to show the Kramer Control GUI of a Brain, open a Chrome…
Kramer Control – new tablet setup from tablet
New Kramer Tablets » Kramer Control – new tablet setup from tablet
Overview The Kramer Control setup on the new model, KT-208 & KT-2010, is different from previous versions of Kramer Control. If you intend on setting up the connection between the touch panel and the Brain from the tablet itself, follow the steps below: Process Step…
Kramer Server Configuration for QA
KC-Brainware Server Documents » Kramer Server Configuration for QA
Overview The below process explains how QA should test a Gamma environment on KC-BRAINware5, KC-BRAINware25, and KC-BRAINware50 server units. This process will require two separate machines: personal laptop running linux or Mac OS and the KC-BRAINware hardware running…
2.10.9
Release Notes » 2.10.9
Overview Version 2.10.9 is an update to the Brain processing capabilities on the SL and KC Virtual Brain hardware. We have resolved a bug relating to CPU usage on the Brain hardware devices that we found to overwhelm the processing capabilities of the SL hardware.…
Latest Release
Release Notes » Latest Release
Latest Release Version 2.10.9 of Kramer Control is a Brain fix relating to stability of the Brain on both SL and KC Virtual Brain hardware. More information on 2.10.8 can be found here KC Server Brains If you have a KC Brainware 5/25/50 unit and are looking to…
v2.6.0
Release Notes » v2.6.0
Overview Version 2.6.0 of Kramer Control is now available. This version improves reliability and overall stability of the Kramer Control system. We have also added new gateways and added functionality to the Zoom Rooms widget for camera control. Check out more details…
2.6.3 – Hot fix
Release Notes » 2.6.3 – Hot fix
Overview Version 2.6.3 is a hot fix release to address issues with Reference Space Publishing. We found and fixed an issue where large scale projects with large amounts of space references would overwhelm our servers and prevent Brains from downloading the new…
v2.4.3
Release Notes » v2.4.3
Overview Patch release v2.4.3 improves Brain stability by lowering memory usage during publish events, improving error messages that have appeared in logs, removing API server queries to active_offline Brains, and more. Read below for more details on each of the…
2.10.5
Release Notes » 2.10.5
Overview This is a hotfix for Kramer Control. In this version we have corrected an issue where the Brain will not reconnect to our AMQP servers if there is a loss of connection by any means. Files for download SL-280 SL-240C SL-240 Android If you are using a KC…
2.10.3 – Hot Fix
Release Notes » 2.10.3 – Hot Fix
Overview Kramer Control version 2.10.3 is a hot fix for an issue found with 2.10.2 where HTTP commands and responses are slow. This slow response also affected the Brain and publishing and/or sync times. SL-240 Firmware SL-240C Firmware SL-280 Firmware Kramer…
v2.7.0
Release Notes » v2.7.0
Overview Version 2.7 of Kramer Control is intended to improve overall stability with our Brains, our Device Drivers and Zoom Rooms. Also included in this release is a new feature called Deep Linking which allows you to use a URL to open a specific interface and page…
v1 Deep Linking
Release Notes » v2.7.0 » v1 Deep Linking
Overview With version one of deep linking, the programmer can create and send specific URL’s that will direct the end user to a specific Interface and page within that interface. This feature can be used with QR readers and embedded links within other…
v2.4
Release Notes » v2.4
Overview We are excited about the release of version 2.4.1 of Kramer Control. With this release we have included the new method for offline publishing to Brains that installed in environments without WAN access. We have also released new BRAINware that will run on…
Troubleshooting Checklist
FAQ » Troubleshooting Checklist
Overview If you run into an issue and you need to contact Kramer Control support to assist here is a checklist of items that the support technician will request: Overall description of issue Log file from Brain Project and Space ID’s Network…
v2.5.0
Release Notes » v2.5.0
Version 2.5.0 This new version includes new features such as a Zoom Room widget, SSH communication type, and Offline provision & unprovisioning. This release also includes bug fixes to improve stability with both online and offline Brains. More information on the…
Hardware
Builder » Hardware
Gateways are control units installed as hardware in your controlled space. These control units are required for devices that cannot be controlled over a Network and can only be controlled via IR (infrared) control, RS-232 serial control, Relay/IO contact closure and…
Kramer GPIO/Relay Devices
Use Cases » Kramer GPIO/Relay Devices
The Kramer SL-240 and SL-280 hardware contains ports for Contact Closure/Relay and GPIO sensing. This article explains the builder setup for the Relay/GPIO device. Launch builder Import Kramer Relay and/or GPIO device Add relay commands to widgets Identify…
Offline Mode
Release Notes » v1.2.0 » v1.2 Manager » Express Mode » Offline Mode
Overview In a scenario where the installation occurs in an environment with no Internet access, it is recommended to follow the steps below for best results. Process Provision Brain using the Client application Remove Brain from current Network and install onto…
Device Command Troubleshooting – Hercules
Use Cases » Device Command Troubleshooting – Hercules
Overview In this article we will discuss how to troubleshoot Device commands being sent through the Kramer Control Brain. We have found Hercules to be one of the best tools available to the end user for such troubleshooting. Hercules To download Hercules, click…
v1 Calendar Integration
Release Notes » v2.0.3 » v2.0.3 – Builder » v1 Calendar Integration
Overview Kramer Control now includes Calendar integration with Google Suite and Microsoft Exchange. Following the process listed below, you will be able to add Meeting information including Time and Date to your Kramer Control Interface. !NOTE – We recommend…
Cisco Touch 10 Integration
Use Cases » Cisco Touch 10 Integration
Overview The Cisco Touch 10 can be configured, within the Cisco software, for integration with 3rd party device control; such as Kramer Control. Once the Touch 10 has been configured in such a way, Kramer Control can use the feedback from the Touch 10 to execute…
v2.4.1
Release Notes » v2.4.1
Patch Fix v2.4.1 Version 2.4.1 includes a couple improvements to the Kramer Control platform. In this patch we have added the capability to control KNX HVAC systems and we have improved the Kramer UI to add more functionality. This patch release also makes corrections…
v2.2.9 – Patch Release
Release Notes » v2.2.9 – Patch Release
Overview We are excited to announce the patch release of v2.2.9 for Kramer Control. Below is a list of improvements and corrections we have made with this latest patch version. New Improvements Brain Added internal functionality to prevent Brains entering a boot…
2.10.2
Release Notes » 2.10.2
Overview Version 2.10.2 has been released to improve stability and troubleshooting with Kramer Control. The improved logging, both with debug logging and standard logging, will help our customer service teams resolve issues much quicker. We have also addressed…
New Kramer Apk
New Kramer Apk
Overview The new Kramer apk will eventually replace the Kramer Control apk, but for now it is a secondary Kramer application that runs as an agent on the iOS and Android devices. In order to get the new apk installed, you will need to understand the following…
v1.5.1
Release Notes » v1.5.1
Overview v1.5.1 includes a new gateway, and new event types along with bug fixes. More information on these new features and what bugs were fixed can be found in the links below. Brain New Features New notifications have been added to the Manager, Builder and…
New Kramer Tablets
New Kramer Tablets
Overview New model tablets are: KT-205 KT-208 KT-2010 These new tablets have a few settings that can be done to configure these units out of the box. Below are links to specific articles to help configure your new model Kramer tablet. Kramer Control –…
Check internal time on SL hardware
Use Cases » How to: Use SL Internal Clock without NTP Server » Check internal time on SL hardware
Overview The SL hardware has a known issue where the internal clock will lose seconds each day when NTP is disabled in the configuration page, or the default NTP server is unreachable. If the internal clock is not correct when a Brain is being used in an…
Dark Web Socket – Troubleshooting
Use Cases » Dark Web Socket – Troubleshooting
Overview The Dashboard Livestream is a good tool for programmers. The Livestream shows communication that is traveling to and from the Brain in live to the second time. What happens if the Brain stops responding? What is you want to see the exact details being sent to…
v1.2.5 Builder
Release Notes » v1.2.5 » v1.2.5 Builder
Failed to Publish when a single device is assigned to multiple gateway types When selecting UI layout and adding an overlay, it is added to the pages section instead of overlay section If a view item is greater than or equal to the width of the page, you can move…
v2.8.0
Release Notes » v2.8.0
Overview Version 2.8 of Kramer Control is a single focus on improving stability of the Kramer Control solution. Our team has done a great job at identifying root issues that have affected Brain stability on SL hardware and issues with the Kramer Control client…
Hardware Mismatch
FAQ » Hardware Mismatch
Overview The image on the right shows the error that appears within the Kramer Control application when the Provisioning process fails due to a Hardware Mismatch. There are a couple different causes for such a problem. The possible causes and fixes are listed below.…
Space Types
Logging Into Kramer Control Portal » Manager » Creating a New Project » Space Types
Projects come in all sizes and levels of complexity. Some projects consist of a single Space, while others could include upwards of 100 spaces. The Manager guides the Project Designer to include as much specific, detailed information as possible to define the physical…
Updated Kramer-UI page
Release Notes » v2.4.1 » Updated Kramer-UI page
Overview Patch release 2.4.1 includes updates to the Kramer UI webpage. These updates include more control over the Watchdog feature as well as including a new method for editing Brain actions across multiple Brains connected to a single LAN. New Look Watchdog…
Provisioning
Adding Brain Hardware to a Project » Provisioning
Brain hardware (see Adding Brain Hardware to a Project) must be provisioned (assigned) to a space before the Kramer Control application can control the devices in the space. This article explains how to provision Brain hardware to a controlled space. The provisioning…
Tablet – BRAINware
Use Cases » Tablet – BRAINware
Overview Tablet – BRAINware is the use of the KT-107 or KT1010 device to act as your Brain for the controlled space. The Tablet – BRAINware installed within the KT-107 or KT1010 does not include I/O but can be used to control smaller hardware options and…
Glossary
Glossary
Manager A home destination for all projects, spaces and controlled spaces. The manager is a single sign-in area that includes all of your installations. Project A Kramer control installation that includes as much specific details as possible for each project…
Offline Provisioning using Kramer UI
Release Notes » v2.5.0 » Offline Provisioning using Kramer UI
Overview With the release of v2.5.0 programmers can now provision a Brain that is not connected to WAN. Follow the steps below to setup your Brain. Process Select Project from list of Projects Select Space from inside Project Make sure that you have Published…
VIA Connect Plus BRAINware
Adding Brain Hardware to a Project » VIA Connect Plus BRAINware
!Support for BRAINWARE in the VIA Connect Plus has been discontinued! Overview The VIA Connect Plus will have a VIA-BRAINware feature that will allow the installer to control the Space by purchasing smaller hardware options or controlling the space all IP if…