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I got it back up running again. The outlet was not powered off after all. It was an extended internet outage of like 12 hours or so and it appears the auto reboot just timed out with number of reboots which I thought max was 10 (my setting)... Didn't realize that setting to 0 means infinite reboots. I'm going to try that to see if that fixes in the future.

i cant get in atm but when i do I will share the config. Thanks.

Hi, I have been running into some issues with the auto reboot function and thought I would inquire... It appears in my second home after the internet has an outage, the auto reboot sequence triggers and at the end of the sequence the outlet then remains in the "off" state. This renders access remote completely impossible as internet doesnt restart and I can't get into the Wattbox remotely to force the outlet on. Is this normal that the outlet goes off after the sequence of reboot attempts completes? Thanks! ps I have 3 websites that the autoreboot tests plus the router IP address and the logic set to "OR".

Is this the paid driver?

Thanks, when you say "new card", do you know when this card was released? I got a card about a year ago for the last Yale lock which was a different zigbee card than the first gen Yale locks. Are they on the 3rd revision of that card now for Yale? Thx

Thanks, Can I use the card out of my YRD226 (I believe this is prior version yale lock to the Assure 2)?

Hi, Does any now if the new Yale Assure Lock 2 is compatible with the latest gen C4 zigbee module and driver? Thanks! https://shopyalehome.com/collections/smart-locks/products/yale-assure-lock-2-touchscreen-with-wi-fi-in-black-suede?variant=40951897948292

I use it also without issue...

I use the OSD

Well said above.. A couple of additional considerations.... - Performance / Cost ratio may be higher with the Unifi setup and future upgrades - Unifi GUI likely offers more network transparency, ease of management and control for the end user - and many users, including myself, use it with C4 systems with no issues. For someone already with a Unifi setup, it seems logical to stay put and just find a C4 dealer that is comfortable in working in that network environment which there are many.

Step 1. Call your dealer to program. Step 2. Pay your dealer and develop a good relationship. Step 3. Enjoy your anthem

i have about 75 zigbee devices but they are spread out over 3 controllers... The Core 3 has around 30 devices and running 72% memory.

mine is at 72% as a reference point

Thanks @Cyknight For some reason i was thinking a 1 year 4 sight came with a new controller but maybe I was having delusions! Thanks for the tips, I will pass them on just in case they are not known but mainly I was trying to get a "feel" how easy or difficult this was going to be. I have several 3rd party drivers but most are with my current dealer but I have a few that will need some chasing I'm sure. Thanks again!

Thanks I just checked my account and have a recent cloud update. That's a great feature in C4.

Thanks Ari, are these pretty straight forward when its the director that fails? any watch outs? Also, i have 8 months left on my 4sight subscription on my account, will that map over to the new controller which I think comes with another 1 year? Thanks!

Hi, my EA3 bricked after 5 years so just had a question on replacement. I'm assuming when the prior director has failed (versus an upgrade), the system would be restored from a backup file?

Are you trying to upgrade the wifi for the entire home or just add an AP to the garage?

thx

Curious what "pre-ordered" means actually? Can the dealer actually pre-order and you get in the actual queue with C4 or is this a dealer wait list and you will get the dealers stock in that priority whenever they get them? Thanks...

I think I may have a new one in my attic. I can’t look until end of week but can let you know.

Dsc Neo has been rock solid for me with control4 for a couple of years now.

I wouldn't personally call Unifi consumer gear... It is a step up but agree with others it not in the same league as Ruckus. But it's ALOT less expensive and they have progressed their access point models a lot in recent years plus the Unifi software interface and APP is better than Ruckus. The gap is shrinking and not sure today I would spend 3-4x for Ruckus in a home setting. I have Ruckus in a large home and its great. I have a Unifi UDM in a smaller home with a built in Access Point and it has worked brilliantly. I had actually picked up an R610 like @chopedogg88 and was going to install in place of the UDM AP and then I didnt do it given the Unifi performance and all in one convenience of the UDM. My advice is dont get sucked into the Unifi immediate response of it is problematic, do more research. its like saying a corvette is a crappy sports car because there is a McLaren option available. Also, Ruckus tech support is only better if you buy (annually) their paid support otherwise not much better than Unifi.

AP Pros are old unifi APs heritage . There newer line is loads better. If ruckus cost is an issue, the new Unifi APs are pretty compelling .

Siemens FS140 installed at the main panel.