Replace the Processor Associated with a myCrestron Domain
Replace the control processor associated with a myCrestron domain using the Crestron Home Setup app or the Text Console tool in Crestron Toolbox™ Software.
Replace Using the Crestron Home Setup App
To replace the control processor associated with a myCrestron domain using the Crestron Home Setup app:
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On the old processor, go to Settings > System Control Options > myCrestron Dynamic DNS and then write down the domain shown for the old processor.
- Turn off and then disconnect the old processor from the network.
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Disassociate the old processor's MAC address from the myCrestron domain:
- Go to myCrestron.com.
- Find and open the domain associated with the old processor.
- In the Utilities section, select Clear Mac Address.
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On the new processor, do the following:
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Go to Settings > System Control Options > myCrestron Dynamic DNS.
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Enter the domain for the old processor.
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Select Set Password and then enter the password.
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Select Register System.
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Replace Using Text Console
Note: To issue console commands, use the Text Console tool in Crestron Toolbox™ software.
To replace the control processor associated with a myCrestron domain using Text Console:
- On the old processor, use issue the mycrestron command and then write down the myCrestron domain for the old processor.
- Turn off and then disconnect the old processor from the network.
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Disassociate the old processor's MAC address from the myCrestron domain:
- Go to myCrestron.com.
- Find and open the domain associated with the old processor.
- In the Utilities section, select Clear Mac Address.
- On the new processor, issue the mycrestron [domain] [password] command. For [domain], enter the domain name for the old processor. For [password], enter the password associated with the myCrestron domain.
- Issue the mycrestron command and confirm the settings.