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Ok, I would make sure your voice scene driver is on the latest version. You need a dealer to do that though.

It's almost certainly the internal power supply. I'm impressed yours lasted this long. it's not hard to replace if you can find one, but that thing is also ancient. Maybe time for an upgrade.

Alexa stuff should be fine. Are you doing this in when/then on the customer portal?

Do you just want it to happen when you watch netflix or when you watch anything? What device do you watch netflix on (roku, firetv, etc)?

Part of the pitch with distributing cable boxes is (was) you don't need as many. Instead of paying $10/month for each of your 10 cable boxes, get 2 and distribute them your 10 TVs. That's not as big a deal with streaming, as you pay $100ish for a Roku for each TV but only once. That's likely the point that was being made....as more things have moved to streaming the justification to spend thousands on video distribution has faded hard.

Done tons of digital audio baluns from TVs back to distributed audio and have never had issues with delays. Audio quality out of a TV output will never be great but for your typical pair of in celing speakers in a house audio system it's fine.

I know the AVPro baluns work with the LU matrices, done it several times.

All the Pakedge WAPs are discontinued.

Lumagen scalers are the shit.

I honestly still wouldn't do it. At the very least I would explain the risks to the customer and let them decide. I have done that with several customers on old DVRs, and not one of them has decided remote access to cameras was worth the risk.

Please don't open ports on your router, it's just not smart. Just give a shout to tech support they should be able to get you up and running.

Correct, you want connection.

There is a theater display driver that would work well for this, ties in the projector lift as well. I find you typically still need a little programming but it will get you mostly there. Just read the documentation in the driver.

Sounds like you're talking about keypads then. Did you change the toggle LED properties for the light or lighting scene bound to that button? Also, check the properties of that button in the keypad properties, make sure it's not set to push/release or programmed.

Are the LEDs wrong on the dimmers or on keypad buttons those lights are bound to?

I think you overestimate the capabilities of Zigbee.

Nope, tons in the field and haven't seen any issues with OS3.

Going to need a little more than that.

Man I miss those old desktop keypad cradles. Hope all is well man.

Seriously. That's not even like just unlocking the front door of your home while you're gone, more like leaving it wide open.

You need to add the SIP phone as an external device in the communication agent of the project (assuming everything is on the same network).

Recently moved and I either don't need some of these in my new system or have upgraded some items. Anyway I have the following available, all functional.... EA5 EA3 EA1 Neeo Remote SX-24P POE switch WA-2200 WR-1 AMS24 8 zone matrix amp Please message me with offers.

Just an FYI you can use other HDBaseT receivers. I've used AV-Pro ones successfully with the LU switches. I don't believe you can pass IR or network through them though, just a heads up.

Yes you can run audio from that output to an input on the amp. You can also send that audio over the network to a C4 controller but would introduce a delay in doing so.

1. You can have a connection and programming fire of with the same button press. Obviously this could create some undesired outcomes and typically isn't best practice. If you program something the a button the connection doesn't automatically go away. 2. Yes. 3. Yes. 4. You should absolutely be using connections for advanced lighting scenes with keypad buttons, simply for the ability to ramp/fade scenes with a button hold. You can replicate the rest through programming (with a lot of work to make LEDs track properly across multiple keypads, when fired off with app vs button, etc), but the ramp/fade is a doosy to do via programming. It can be done (timers, variables, etc), but it's not easy and won't ramp/fade as cleanly across the scene.