Originally Posted by Neurorad You may get the dealer in big trouble with Crestron, posting that info online. Dealer isn't supposed to share the software or login. Different story if you're an employee of the dealer. I'm an employee, they opened up business in my area and got me on working with them now so they can expand their business. These online courses, I actually haven't really done much on the site. Before I was eligible to get access though, I couldn't even find tutorials for anything about Crestron, whether I had the software or not. (Just to try and review material, because I knew I was going to get into Crestron or RTI programming in the near future at that point in time.) They don't really have anybody yet in my area who is even willing, or capable of doing all the programming, although this is something I am heavily interested in so they want me to be their go to guy for this type of thing eventually for their company to grow in the world of DM. American British Ma Program Program on this page.

Most of these other people I work with are more interested in the installation. I've been programming in C/C++ and Assembly nearly all my life up to now, and it's still an interest of mine. I'm looking to trying something new now with my background knowledge in programming. And right now, I don't even hardly know what SIMPL Windows programming looks like. I've done installations for both RTI and Crestron now, but the software side of things on both ends is like trying to get into fort knox. Finally getting that opportunity with Crestron, but I would like to hear from some other Crestron programmer's around here as to how they think I should be getting started. Right now people out of their HQ in some other location have been doing the programming though for the job i'm currently doing however, so i've really ONLY been able to do the installation half.

That's why i'm not getting any programming opportunities here, although i'm not getting any training right away for that reason either. I've got Crestron certification, and i've spoke directly to a Crestron representative about this, and he said I could go for training and that there was stuff online that I could do as well, but he said it may look a bit different to what i'm used to in programming, and that it might take me a bit to get used to. I am highly interested in trying to get the best possible head start on this type of stuff though. Skip anything that says System Builder/SB. Can you explain this one though? I've heard word from various people that System Builder is the one used for non-programmers, and SIMPL Windows is the one used by people who program the systems?

Correct me if i'm wrong there. My goal here was to at least get to the point where I can create my own Graphical User Interface in SIMPL Windows for the touchpanel and have it communicate to something.

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I've talked to another fellow Crestron programmer who does most of what i'm interested in doing at the current workplace (why i'm not programming; he's doing it all), and he mentioned that he created all the touchpanel visuals himself in SIMPL Windows. There are a few pieces of software that you will need to get familiar with in order to do what you aim to do. The 3 most maybe prominent are SIMPL windows, VTPROe and Crestron Toolbox.