control4user007

Will it come to 3.0? I do have to say I tried it on my 2.10 system before I upgraded today and noticed how much better it was! Great work!! Now that I’m in 3.0 it’s not much use, but if it can be ported over I would definitely use it.

Looks like they updated the language on the site to remove “available now”.

No more Apple Watch app? Maybe native HomeKit support? Have to say I’m pretty satisfied with my homebridge driver.

Ah ok. Website says “Available now” so was thinking today.

And looks like it’s launching today! Front page of the website tab c4!! Details page: https://www.control4.com/os3

Did they not dial into the earnings call just now? Was hoping to hear what they had to say about snapav acquisition. maybe this is why: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/control4-corporation-shareholder-alert-rigrodsky-173903925.html

Thinking if getting 6 of these to some floor to ceiling shades. How well do they integrate (eg can I control discrete blind levels, change the shade on the phone app and have it show up in navigator,etc)? Anyway you could post a vid of them working with c4?

Any chance we can get "read-only" access to dealer forums (even portions of it) ? Edited: Just wanted to say that I really appreciate Derrick reaching out to us on this forum - re-assures me as a C4 customer!

Such a tease for the honeywell guys

So if zigbee is still working then Im good?

It was a lot of fun to take apart! Just wanted to make sure I wouldn't electrocute myself flipping through channels :-) Thanks for the input!

Hi Everyone, I had a remote start going bad on me a few months back. It would basically get caught in an endless reboot cycle where it would start up to "Waiting For Network" for about 2-3 seconds, and then shut down and reset. I went through all the motions with my dealer doing a Factory Reset key commands and the red 4 + 0 key on start. Nothing seemed to work (out of warranty I might add). This weekend I tried to take it apart for the fun of it, and I was able to get the remote open without breaking anything. I found what I believe was a broken capacitor that was barely hanging on to the board. It actually fell when I put the circuit board on the desk. Anyway, funny thing happened. When I connected the batteries to the board the remote booted up fine! I tried to solder the piece back on, but after doing that the same endless reset loop came back. Prying the part off again made it work find. Anyway, I sealed it all back up and it tried to test it as best I could (couldn't find anything wrong with it, even the light sensor works). I do have one question for people that might have knowledge of these units: Is there a risk to leaving this piece off? And could someone help identify what the capacitor does? I have attached pictures to help (or if anything, for people who are curious what these look like when opened up). Thank you.