
LollerAgent
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How can I see more than one historical event for a garage door (open/close)? Do I need the enhanced History agent in 3.2 or can I see this in 3.1.2?
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I finally had to replace the batteries in one of my Assure SL locks. After replacing the batteries, the driver was still able to communicate with the lock (I could query the lock for various info, update firmware, etc from Composer), but the "Lock" and "Unlock" operations would not work. I ended up having to have the driver re-installed to regain Lock/Unlock functionality. Is this expected?
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time2jet reacted to a post in a topic: Ring versus Nest Doorbell
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Ring versus Nest Doorbell
LollerAgent replied to time2jet's topic in Troubleshooting, Workarounds, & Bugs
Welp - I didn't even know about the "Rapid" app. Thanks! -
Amr reacted to a post in a topic: Best Movie Server
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Plex (running on a NAS) and Roku Ultra as a client. Roku Ultra can play nearly any format without transcoding (which adds stress on your Plex server/Nas).
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buying used C4-EA1 as Control 4 newbee
LollerAgent replied to stvmyr's topic in General Control4 Discussion
No - you cannot get Composer Pro as an end-user. Only dealers have access to Composer Pro. No - you cannot add new devices to your system with Composer HE. You can only add/modify programming to devices/drivers added to your system by a dealer. You can buy HE from any C4 dealer. There are several on this forum that can sell it to you. HE is a one-time purchase. A dealer can install OS3 on your controller. There is no cost for the software, but dealers will typically charge you for the installation. You need a dealer which you can source locally or on these forums. -
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bRename - Rename Devices via Embedded Web Server
LollerAgent replied to bnet's topic in General Control4 Discussion
https://www.blackwiredesigns.com/store/c4-device-renamer/ -
LollerAgent reacted to a post in a topic: Leaving the Home Automation Industry
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bRename - Rename Devices via Embedded Web Server
LollerAgent replied to bnet's topic in General Control4 Discussion
This isn't the first "rename" driver. Nobody said you had to recommend it to anyone. -
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bmrowe reacted to an answer to a question: Best music streaming device/service with my setup?
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Best music streaming device/service with my setup?
LollerAgent replied to bmrowe's question in Question & Answer
Yes. If you have a favorited playlist, you can launch it from any navigator (phone, tablet, OSD) without having your phone. There are also properties of the C4/Spotify driver that will do things like automatically turn on a zone when you select a song in the Spotify app, etc. This document may be useful: https://www.control4.com/docs/product/spotify/user-guide/english/latest/spotify-user-guide-rev-a.pdf -
Not sure - I had heard the PTZ controls got a bit better, but I got rid of my Wyze cams and replaced them with Amcrest indoor models. No custom firmware to deal with.. they just work.
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Any additional info? Mini drivers for what exactly?
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Yeah - the sliders need some work. They are very jumpy.
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I think it depends on the source, but with something like Pandora, you can.
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Ah, so yeah, I just have simple programming triggered by Room Control functions that set the LED on my "Music" button (green for spotify, blue for XM, etc). I also have additional programming that sets the "Music" LED to "white" when any music in the rom is on (started outside of the room control functionality, etc).
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Use the Room Control driver. It's simple.
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I think @c4lona is under the impression that you are trying to use VLAN's because you are running out of IP's in your primary LAN. Most often the use-case for VLANs is to isolate devices from other devices (or other networks) and to limit broadcast domains (typically not a concern for home networks).