Viperman

Where would you see the speed increase with the CA-10? I have an EA5 and a CA1 as I have about 110 devices on my zigbee network.

I have about 130 devices with an EA5 and a CA1

I hooked a dimmer up to control some lights. I have the black wire to black and it has 125 Volts all the time. white wire is to the white wire, ground is to ground and the red wire is going to the light. It turns on and works perfectly. However when I go to shut it off the LEDs stay on but very dim, and it is still pushing about 52 volts through the red wire. It would seem to me like it should be pushing 0. What am I missing here?

What is causing the actual limitation of 70 devices? Is it the just the processing speed of the controller? Sounds like other people on here have had up to 95 on a single controller, but got better performance when switching controllers. When you look at computers there are 4 main resources, CPU, Memory, Network and Disk. Which one of these resources is the limiting problem? Or is it like an IP network where you are limited to 254 IP address in a class C network, (assuming subnet and router addresses). I know alot more about computers than I do control4 stuff.

Do you have to disjoin the device and join it to the new network, or is there an easier way?

Couple of questions. How do I put them on different mesh IDs? How do I separate the devices between the 2 controllers - like if I have a switch box with 4 switches put 2 on one controller and 2 on another. Or ike the left side of the house is controller 1 and the right side is controller 2. I also assume that you would still need to have the proper distance between teh switches. I am also assuming all of this will show up in one composer.

I see that you can't have more than 70 Zigbee devices connected to one controller. When it is said and done I will probably have like 95 or so. I have an EA5 controller. I also have a couple HC200's laying around, but I assume that I would need something compatible with OS 3.3. Thanks.

You can probably pick up a used matrix off of ebay for a couple hundred dollars and use that while you wait for your new one to come in. Of course as it is working perfectly, you will wonder why you need a new one.

I had 5 MB up and I worked from home. We were streaming on 12 TVs, my daughters were gaming, and we were uploading and downloading to my customers and datacenters. 5MB isn't great, but way better than the days of 14.4K

Working from home doesn't matter. We run about 225 users all running office 365 and Azure over a 100MB connection at work. So when I hear how these houses NEED 1GB at home, yeah OK. I have 1GB at home. Do I need it. No. but whatever it isn't that much. Last year I switched to cable and got 30 down and 5up. and it was fine. Then I switched back to Fiber and went back to 1G.

I wish. 1 GigE. Don't really need more as it is more of a DR site VS a production site.

Don't remember exactly when I got it? I have the serial number if it can be easily looked up.

I am running about 1200 VMs at home currently. They are used to connect to my bigger datacenter.

No. That is why I said I would try.