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https://www.control4.com/solutions/products/touchscreens If you are building, as Ari said, stick with the C4 stuff for now and explore other options later. Has your integrator not shown you these? Maybe you only want specific tasks instead of these multi-function C4 ones?

It would have to be from biz jet weather radar, but I don't know what bands they use. They point at us when they are turning final to the airport.

Added an AP to the garage. Thinking my wife's car triggered this, as it has more radar sensors than the highway patrol. Edit: Actually, different band... but I think when this happens it disrupts the 2.4ghz band -- and probably screws up the Halo? Maybe?

"Then connect the control4 driver." Is this something I can do or do I need Ari to do that? We're headed out of town this weekend, if it is still on the network when we return I'll give this a shot.

Just happen to have a new one for the lake cabin. I’ll try swapping them — but have to get it back on the network first.

Tried everything my pro recommended+. Tried TP-Link Deco ax55, Unifi AC-Pro, and Optimum’s cable modem/WiFi 6 router. Halo is in the same room as the AP. So signal strength and pwd complexity are not an issue. Since voice doesn’t work wish I had an old reliable 260 back

I heard that C4 is demoing Siri/voice support with AppleTV at Cedia. Wish voice worked on mine. Wish mine would stay on the network.

https://www.casetawireless.com/us/en/products/pico-remotes Thanks to being OCD, got a bunch to replace the old ones and match the Diva and Claro switches we have. Available online from HD now. PM me if you want some old Picos.

After pricing AVRs that are supposed to work, I'd never recover the cost of the AVR while I live in this house. So I'm just going to pay the Joey fee and give the ATV app on the TV a try before buying another ATV. Thanks for all the responses.

I'm considering adding a TV to our master bedroom, which is very close to my equipment closet that runs the main living room TV. Rather than doubling up on ATV and adding the Dish Joey, I was considering an AVR that supported two video zones. My old Pioneer Elite (SC-65) had two video zones, but the output was restricted on zone 2. I think analog in was handled just fine, but HDMI/HDCP stuff wouldn't go to zone 2. Has this changed? I'd like to hook everything up to the AVR and be able to send it to either zone with no restrictions. Thanks.

Because you don't want "Waste from garbage disposers shall not drain to grease interceptor." If you have a grease interceptor you don't want to fill it up with the crap you send down the disposal. Having a grease interceptor in a home is overkill, imho.

Turns out our generator included an APC. Essentially a BR1500MS2. A pleasant surprise.

Email sent. Thank you.

We have frequent power outages, usually just long enough to make everything reboot. (So much for moving into the city.) It's gotten to the point that I'm really worried about the hardware in my system. Dish Hopper, Core1, Lutron Pro bridge, router, switch, AppleTV, Xbox One and the Sony OLED TV. It often cycles quickly, on/off/on/off/... and that's my main worry.

Thanks, very helpful as always. I'm sticking with the Sony's. My son might put a Frame in his bedroom for the art feature. I told him to get the matte.