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Lutron Keypad Hold?


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I have Lutron Homeworks QS and it integrates well with Control4 so I can program functions for specific buttons with “press” or “release”. Lutron can also trigger actions off “hold” or double tap - is there any way for me to access this through Composer? I have buttons which serve a purpose for lighting and I would like to use them for audio as well with a hold action.

 

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Unless it’s changed, it’s been a while since I’ve used c4 to control lutron, the hold and double tap typically don’t work well across the two platforms. What could work is programming a phantom the utilizes a single press for the action you want to complete and tying that to a custom button. Hope this helps. 

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There’s no proper way to do a hold with c4 and lutron.

However you can program in a variable that allows you to do a double or triple tap sort of...

I use this function to program music presets or for video switching from a keypad


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Unless it’s changed, it’s been a while since I’ve used c4 to control lutron, the hold and double tap typically don’t work well across the two platforms. What could work is programming a phantom the utilizes a single press for the action you want to complete and tying that to a custom button. Hope this helps. 

This is also a great way of doing this.

So the function you want as a hold setup a shared scene. Adding the scene to the keypad you want and to a phantom keypad. Add the phantom keypad into composer and there you have it. This can either be linked to an experience button or a logging scene via custom programming.

Hope that makes sense

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