ILoveControl

I am pretty sure that this will not work if you flash with Tasmota.  I have a bunch of switches with Tasmota and I just used the Generic IP driver to issue IP commands for on or off or Toggle.  There are BertIO Tasmota drivers - might want to look at those.  I haven't played around with them yet, but I plan to.
https://www.berto.co.uk/
And see this thread that I started a few months ago.
 

Thank you for taking the time to clarify 

there is a c4z version of the driver i believe, you want to use that version...

This is the way.

Best hardware they ever released as 2n is the Royals Royce , worst C4 implementation of any device its ever graced our installations with.
 
If you login to the web interface and look at what it's capable of you will see they using 2% of it through the driver and the 2% is implemented shocking.
I also doubt they going to evolve or maintain the driver as they now have the new devices and opened it up to other door bells.
Such a pity

Best hardware they ever released as 2n is the Royals Royce , worst C4 implementation of any device its ever graced our installations with.
 
If you login to the web interface and look at what it's capable of you will see they using 2% of it through the driver and the 2% is implemented shocking.
I also doubt they going to evolve or maintain the driver as they now have the new devices and opened it up to other door bells.
Such a pity

As there is no 'flash' mode on keypad button LEDs by design, as flash is annoying, the only way to do this is to send on / off commands to the keypads for every flash on / flash off.
This causes a large number of Zigbee packets on the network, and *really* is not recommended.
That said, if you wanted to do it, the best way would be to create a repeating timer in the Timer agent, put programming to toggle the LED when the timer goes off (if needed, use a separate variable to track state), start the timer when the door is opened, and stop the timer (and set the LEDs to the 'off color') when the door is closed.
RyanE

voice scenes

I can also recommend David's drivers and his brilliant support. I can also confirm he is working on adding the bridges and many other devices. 

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Just thinking about it - how about a car play C4 app to access gates, garage doors, alarm etc.
 
Think that would be great

Just thinking about it - how about a car play C4 app to access gates, garage doors, alarm etc.
 
Think that would be great

Just thinking about it - how about a car play C4 app to access gates, garage doors, alarm etc.
 
Think that would be great

I have to give huge props to David been running his drivers for MQTT since early days and even since then been using it on some pretty sensitive equipment i.e. my solar farm running my house that publishes to MQTT.

His support willing to add features and help directly has been nothing short of phenomenal so thank you David!

The MQTT driver just opens up the world of C4 to so much more

Regards
Carlos

It appears that you can now do some C4 things on the Apple Watch with the OS3 app.  I am able to adjust lighting, but Media sees buggy as it says that there are "No currently active media zones" when I have at least to active zones.

Here is my view after testing quite a few different manufactures:
Figure out what technology you going to support: 4k / 8k, QLED, LED ettc Manufactures on the actual panel technology are pretty similar the difference comes with integration functionality It does depend on actual region ( physical location US, EU, Asia) Point three is important. Good example:
Samsungs are great TV's but unless you are in the USA and very few regions around the world you are limited to IR control and cant use the IP control. The IP control on Samsungs mostly works on firmware for the USA. Most EU and rest of the world this functionality is turned off and you stuck with simple IR control.
For me the best out of Samsung, LG, Hisense, Sony that I have tested is the LG with the Annex driver. Why:
The driver just works and with IP The mini apps drivers are awesome (to call up apps installed on the TV) and you can create your own on their website - so greater flexibility The LG panels are (again depending on which review you read) the best The additional functionality of the toast notifications with the Annex drive is really neat feature. LG are constantly updating their OS software compared to my Samsung's in the house. They add features with the updates the Samsung updates when they do come seem to be more just stability updates. Having said all of the above, all the TV's work in my house hold and I have LG, Samsung, Hisense and Sony. My best experience that I have is the LG.

Here is my view after testing quite a few different manufactures:
Figure out what technology you going to support: 4k / 8k, QLED, LED ettc Manufactures on the actual panel technology are pretty similar the difference comes with integration functionality It does depend on actual region ( physical location US, EU, Asia) Point three is important. Good example:
Samsungs are great TV's but unless you are in the USA and very few regions around the world you are limited to IR control and cant use the IP control. The IP control on Samsungs mostly works on firmware for the USA. Most EU and rest of the world this functionality is turned off and you stuck with simple IR control.
For me the best out of Samsung, LG, Hisense, Sony that I have tested is the LG with the Annex driver. Why:
The driver just works and with IP The mini apps drivers are awesome (to call up apps installed on the TV) and you can create your own on their website - so greater flexibility The LG panels are (again depending on which review you read) the best The additional functionality of the toast notifications with the Annex drive is really neat feature. LG are constantly updating their OS software compared to my Samsung's in the house. They add features with the updates the Samsung updates when they do come seem to be more just stability updates. Having said all of the above, all the TV's work in my house hold and I have LG, Samsung, Hisense and Sony. My best experience that I have is the LG.

Looks nice! Anything is better than the DS2

I have to give huge props to David been running his drivers for MQTT since early days and even since then been using it on some pretty sensitive equipment i.e. my solar farm running my house that publishes to MQTT.

His support willing to add features and help directly has been nothing short of phenomenal so thank you David!

The MQTT driver just opens up the world of C4 to so much more

Regards
Carlos

Nope talking about if my front gate opens take three different angles. I have three diff cameras pointing there.
 

I have to give huge props to David been running his drivers for MQTT since early days and even since then been using it on some pretty sensitive equipment i.e. my solar farm running my house that publishes to MQTT.

His support willing to add features and help directly has been nothing short of phenomenal so thank you David!

The MQTT driver just opens up the world of C4 to so much more

Regards
Carlos

I have to give huge props to David been running his drivers for MQTT since early days and even since then been using it on some pretty sensitive equipment i.e. my solar farm running my house that publishes to MQTT.

His support willing to add features and help directly has been nothing short of phenomenal so thank you David!

The MQTT driver just opens up the world of C4 to so much more

Regards
Carlos

While we at it :-) #featurerequest would be nice to allow more than one snapshot picture in a notification.