Clume touch panel

What it does

• An extension panel for a Crestron Home CP4-R, talking to the controller over CRPC on TLS port 50001.
• Verified on the panel: lights, scenes, rooms, media, cameras (read), custom devices and fans.
• Real-time updates from the controller, measured at 13-65 ms.
• The integrator chooses what each panel shows on a configuration web page, on a tile grid.
• Door intercom as SIP audio.
• The panel driver gives each panel an identity in Crestron Home: it claims a panel on first contact and issues it a token.
• The driver's settings page, protected by a PIN and opened from Setup for one hour: a lock PIN per panel, the panel layout editor, the doorbell mute per panel, and which panels ring for a door.
• Every write from the settings page is logged.

Devices and protocols

• Clume 7 (7-inch, Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6) and Clume 4 (720 x 720) panel boards
• Crestron Home 4.11 on a CP4-R
• CRPC over TLS port 50001; the panel driver on port 9531
• Sonos, controlled through Crestron
• SIP audio to door stations; an Akuvox door in the lab

Requirements

• A Crestron Home system on a CP4-R controller.
• Professional install by a Crestron Home integrator. Wall mounting only.
• The Clume panel driver on the controller, for per-site settings.
• Ethernet or Wi-Fi to the controller; the panel reaches the driver on port 9531.
• The Crestron Home Administrator password, for the panel layout editor.

Limits to know before you install

• Not yet piloted in a home, and there is no setup wizard yet.
• The production hardware is not decided.
• Door video is not supported: door intercom is audio only.
• Climate and shades are not yet on the list of verified functions.
• A page change takes about 290 ms.
• Showing only a panel's own room is a convenience, not a security boundary.
• Crestron Home scenes and automations cannot mute or wake a panel yet.
• The layout editor keeps the Administrator password in memory for the page session.
• Zigbee and Matter on the panel are lab work, not product features yet.