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  1. Did you go through the Yale app and set the lock in automation mode so it recognizes the zigbee module?
  2. All rokus are compatible. But a fire stick is a totally different product but they work too
  3. no, that is only partially right. You have a project on a EA now and you upgrade to a NIB core, you will have to subscribe to connect. Connect requirement is about when the hardware was first registered.
  4. Correct. Even registering an existing used Core/EA won’t need to use Connect…
  5. "Mitch fixed it"? haha, well i didn't fix it, I just clicked upgrade! Happy to help anyone else upgrade to 3.4.2
  6. I still use their products, yes, no recently but they make great products
  7. No, you don't use a fan switch. That is to control an old school fan. I would personally just use a dummy non-control 4 switch or a keypad something like that.
  8. I have a zigen used one that I wrote an IP driver for. Happy to sell that to you and give you the driver
  9. Pretty sure I never quoted you a price on anything...
  10. In composer there is an option to disconnect buttons which means you can use as a 2 button keypad
  11. I’m not sure what you mean…the modern form fan uses WiFi and connects to Control4 natively. You can then control it via any keypad, app, etc….
  12. Cause fortinet bought meru who was super and wrapped it in better smb management and has a much wider footprint
  13. That mentality is changing. But it still doesn't me I would pick unify. I would pick fortinet before unifi
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