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SDDP works just fine on Unifi.

Sorry, but you are wrong. Unifi is not the issue. This is a known issue with the app.

Is the "best" option the free driver (Hue Bridge OS2.9+)? What other options are there and what makes them better than the free driver?

This is a known issue (as discussed in other threads). Apparently, C4 is aware of the issue and its being worked on. I agree - it's super slow and VERY annoying.

See.. that doesn't really make sense to me. It clearly makes more sense for a fan to be under "comfort" and not "lighting."

Do the native C4 fan controllers show up under Comfort? I have Lutron RA2 fan controllers, and they show up under "Lighting" which is very annoying.

Haha, yeah that price is ridiculous. Do you have a security system? Can you use their motion sensors? I'm also looking for a cheaper solution.

They work well. I use them in my bathroom and on the patio with the BW driver.

The real downfall is the size of that stupid box that you have to hide.

No for both.

You should be able to buy these directly from Control4 - although you may need to talk directly to your rep. My dealer recently acquired some rack ears for a TS-PAMP for me.

This would turn both the lamps+cans on with a single click (if they are off), right? I really only want to turn the lamps on with a single click. Was trying to figure out a creative way to incorporate "lamps only" and "lamps+cans." Guess I could just do a double-tap for lamps+cans.

Thanks for the reply, but, sorry - not quite following this. Still not seeing how I can control the cans and lamps separately. Most of the time, I only want the lamps. Sometimes I want the lamps+cans. Right now I have three advanced lighting scenes (Lamps, Lamps+Cans, Off).

I have several rooms that have a KD120 that have both lamps and cans. We primarily use the lamps for light in these rooms, but also occasionally use lamps+cans. I'm trying to only use one button for all lights on the keypad, but I'm having trouble figuring out the best way to handle this. Currently - if you hit the button once, the lamps come on. If you hit the button a second time (not double tap), the lamps+cans come on (using a count variable to determine current state). I'm finding that this isn't always intuitive to people other than myself (like my wife). Additionally, there isn't a way to dim the lights in this config (which isn't a deal-breaker, but it would be nice). Does anyone have any suggestions on better ways to handle this with a single keypad button? I was considering: Single tap: lamps Double tap: lamps+lights To turn the lights off, I was thinking a single tap (if the lights were already on) - but this is where it starts to get confusing and I'm not quite sure how to program this. Does anybody have any suggestions? For what it's worth, here are the buttons that I have on this keypad: BUTTON1: Lights BUTTON2: Goodnight BUTTON3: Shades BUTTON4: Room Control (for music) BUTTON5: All off (room off) UP/DOWN: Volume

YES!

I think there is via the Vera Z-Wave hub, but I'm not 100% sure.

Have you considered finding a new dealer that can better serve you?

I'm considering just going with a Schalge Z-Wave deadbolt for one of my doors since i don't want to drop the outrageous amount of money for another Yale Assure with the C4 Zigbee module.

Another +1 for Neil's services here. He worked with me over the course of several nights to get my brand new C4 system programmed. Neil was able to answer any and all questions that I had and make the system work exactly the way that we wanted it to work. He even went out of his way to help me get some missing parts that I needed. Everyone in my household has been happy. Thanks, Neil!

Ok - I took the bait and ordered a HS110 to try this! What advantages does the Chowman Advanced Announcements driver give you over the normal Announcements agent? Just the text-to-speech? What does your programming look like for the announcement? Do you just look for the VARIABLE reported by the HS110 to fall below a certain number?

Residential.

The older Wakeup agent is not compatible with OS3. You can use the newer Wakeup/Goodnight agent - although configuration of it via the navigator requires a T3 iirc (I think this may be changing soon).

Sony has awesome out-of-the-box IP/SDDP support with no additional drivers. Vizio also has great support with the Annex4 driver. I avoid Samsung.. have had too many panel failures over the years.

No - these are Cooper Aspire plates. They are a fraction of the cost compared to C4/Lutron faceplates, and they look/operate just as good in my opinion.

I know this isn't Caseta, but I thought I would post just to show you what the Lutron RA2 Select dimmers alongside a C4 keypad look like. RA2 Select's "Maestro" style dimmers look a bit nicer than the Caseta dimmers in my opinion. IMG_2619.HEIC