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  1. Probably wouldn't be a problem with the unifis you meantion. And in your case, just give the garage its own SSID so those devices only connect to that AP. Just make sure in the management app the SSIDs are showing up per AP correctly.
  2. if it doesn't, check for interference and make sure you have the latest SW.
  3. You only need the Unifi Network (macbook or cloudkey) to configure and update the APs for how your configured. However, once it is set up, you can get stats on the AP from the macbook or cloudkey. So it's worth it to keep it up at all times. If you reset your laptop you may have lots of problems with access to the APs. As others hinted, your best bet is to ditch the Araknas Router and go Unifi.... one management platform, and it will to DHCP, DNS, and keep everything organized so you don't have other future problems.
  4. Just an update...looking up on this list, I posted yesterday. Made sure the drivers are fully updated and synced. Just came back tonight and looked at the driver. yep, need to do the pin again because i got the token refresh error. good thing when i go to change the temp, i go to the ecobee app first, because C4 is a waste of my time for this.
  5. I've been watching this thread and all things ecobee for a while. Hate to say, I'm also plagued with frequent disconnects. I have the latest driver. As I write this, I just went into C4 app...yep disconnected again......
  6. there are no certs involved in the DHCP process, so this is not your problem
  7. Just to add to Mitch's post. it's not your RK-1 that is connecting to the thermostat. Certs would be between the two endpoints of a session unless you have a proxy, which the RK-1 probably doesn't do.
  8. My point was simply, it doesn't work that way. even if not used, an equalizer will add noise. they are not pass-through devices.
  9. they are analog devices that can change volume, bass, and treble. that means they are far from a pass-through. I don't have the c4 matrix, but if it has similar characteristics to the 8-zone multi-channel amp, I had a noticeable difference. You can also look at the SNR & THD numbers and see if they are much lower than your existing audio equipment. Don't get me wrong, I am not saying they suck and should not be used.....we use them for our whole home audio.
  10. Your P6 is known to be a pretty good DAC. If you use C4 as the streaming source, you should consider DIGITAL out from C4 to P6 for better sound quality.
  11. Don't know if you meant me.... but take your pick it's either Sirius, Pandora, Tidal, Roon, and apple via airplay.
  12. I moved to blusound for our C4 music in place of the E5 we have, it is significantly better.
  13. +1 It's worth checking out the DTI driver. easily works in a docker container too.
  14. @PaulAV9 don’t hate c4….. you actually have one of the most confusing things going. with Bluesound node and Roon there are 2 ways to play Roon. 1. Bluesound way. (I think you’re doing it). As you know Bluesound has c4 drivers. And mini drivers. The mini driver selects the stream (xm, tidal, Spotify, Roon, etc). If you select Roon either from the Bluesound main driver or mini, I believe you need to use either Roon itself or go into the Bluesound app to select Roon music. 2 the C4 Roon way. This uses the loudoun as an endpoint and just talks to the Roon server to select music. Roon app is not needed at all hopefully this helps your dealer on how to set it up.
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