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Cyknight

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  1. Well, I would say don't mix SSIDs on differente wifi gens (which is not quote the same as the same gen AP by the way) - you COULD get a different AP in an out building on a completely different SSID and it should be no problem at all (similarly I have an AP set to a different SSID completely for in-laws to use when they're visiting with their trailer - where they put it is a dead spot for wifi (and no don't care to have it there any other time), and I wasn't investing in a matching AP, so used one of my old ones on a 2.4 only SSID)
  2. It's less mixing brands, more mixing management environments - unifi and araknis offer management options of some form, allowing checking router status vs switch status vs ap status vs powerbar status vs device status - tying to use TWO of those systems is where it gets a little odd.
  3. Which could mean the AP is using meshing not it's network cable.
  4. First for everything? I would sooner suggest the other way around (araknis router and switch? then use araknis APs) but to each their own. You're mixing two management systems here, and that is never ideal (the whole point of a management system is to make it easy to manage in one place). And the same can be said for unifi APs and switches and routers. There is no right or wrong answer, except perhaps that mixing two network management services isn't ideal. Just to point out: power is transferred on different pair than the MAIN network connection. Gig uses all pair, but it it still depends on the 'main' two pairs (green/orange) are up. It won't default to the 'extra' pairs if the 'main' data connection is down. PoE powering a device does not equal a good cable/termination for that reason.
  5. Honestly the real fix at this time is to ensure the announcement audio file is louder so change in volume is at least limited in most cases.
  6. If local, you'll want a cloudkey because it is NOT a router, and not creating a router on router (gateway) setup.
  7. Tis is where it belonged.... ... Two obvious options. -Integrate the Tekmar (pricey to do) with the Tekmar driver and the gateway -Use a C4 v2 thermostat running on battery. Yes that floor sensor uses the same resistance as a c4 external sensor. May need a bit of tweaking in the temp offset but otherwise should work just fine.
  8. The same as for all my other rooms (an artwork from digital blasphemy)
  9. Sort of correct - what the driver DOES allow you to do is to select colors for the top/bottom/toggle BUT those only work for attached keypads etc. - which is what I'm guessing OP means when he says he's changing settings but it doesn't 'do' anything. Indeed, you cannot change the color of the LED on the bottom of essential devices, only the intensity or reveerse it's indicator function, or ave it off, or programmed, but not what colour it is). I suppose I misspoke when I said you can do it on ANY C4 lighting, wasn't thinking of the essential line.
  10. project properties only apply to items added AFTER they are set. But yes you can go to each light and set the colour as desired (on any c4 light, many 3rd party lights is using keypads, but not all) Note, you can do one, then press apply to to pus it to any others you want as well)
  11. If you mean the ZWAVE ones instead of the Control4 ZigBee ones, yes they can be integrated, thoguh tehri level of integration isnt quite as advanced (limts to user management, autolock - that sort of thing)
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