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It’s been my understanding that the zigbee radios are identical in the EA series and actually better (or capable of being less constricted) in the Core series. But all in all identical for each model per series. That said, zigbee devices are very likely to have programming code written against them, so the additional processing power as you move up would benefit the programming execution. Does anyone have the comparison chart handy? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve had zero problems with connectivity with the Halo since the latest FW. As for the battery life, it’s improved drastically, yet there’s still room for improvement.

Has anyone experienced issues with the ALS agent and TP-Link bulbs not turning all of the way off? @Andrew luecke

I paid for this gear on February 15, 2024 @txc4tech and you ghosted me since. I have messaged you continuously since asking for tracking with zero response. You have sold me gear before, so I know you fully intended to ship it and you get busy, but I'd say a little communication goes a long way. I'm going to need the gear or a refund today please. And yes, I know this is in open forum, but you gave me no choice. If you contact me, I can ask admin to remove this post.

I think he’s trying to bury something in the fan housing … at least that’s my understanding. I think the H&T is all he needs. Program the wall switch against the H&T conditionals. When humidity is =>?%, fire fan switch. And the follow up conditionals, of course. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Similar experience with Cleerline. I still gravitate to Bullet Train only because I know the team over there well and know that I’m going to get things working one way or another with them. Like @lippavisual mentions, Bullet Train also comes with the 5v dongle. I’m shocked they didn’t find a way to get you situated, they love being challenged. I wouldn’t give up on them. Ask to have them take it to engineering. Like most on our industry, these guys are nerds like us that just don’t take no for solution. Again, you are definitely pushing the limits, but it’s pretty sad that you aren’t asking for more than these products advertise they’ll handle.

Can’t say I’ve tested those exact specs. But what did they say when you called support? I had one 15m flicker, but never any other situation where I didn’t get a picture at the spec I expected. But again, I was 18Gbps on a 48 rated AOC.

I’d do fiber over HDBT all day on your scenario. I don’t know your situation in terms of how hard it will be to pull a cable, but conduit would be a best practice, not an absolute. If you can pull a 20m Bullet Train AOC Fiber HDMI you will be very pleased with the outcome. I know I keep saying “Bullet Train”, but I have heard horrible stories about other brands not performing. I’ve never had a single issue with BT Fiber HDMI. I have several 40m runs that spec out perfectly at 40m with zero compression. These cables are 48gbps rated.

100% Bullet Train Fiber AOC HDMI. Complete support and the golden AVPro warranty. If you’d like, message me and I can quote you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Per @chopedogg88 - you could try to do the “panelized” hack and hide 2 of the the load controls (easiest to reroute to a closet, etc) for these circuits and install 2 KD’s at the local gangs? This way you control 2 loads locally and the other two programmatically over zigbee. As @SpencerT beat me to it! Easier would be to grab two Shelly minis and fit them in the 2 gang box behind a KD. Then add the Shelly driver, two KD120277’s and a few bindings (or lines of programming)and boom! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I have the following in hand for sale: SOLD 1 SR260 Rechargeable (new in box - complete kit) $200 Shipped US *1 Original Halo Remote $400 Shipped *1 Halo Touch Remote Silver $700 Shipped *These two Halos are like new and have original packaging. Denon X8500H 13.2 Channel Flagship AVR Used in my home. Original Box ($3500) includes Rackmount 1 Z2io $125 Shipped (new in box) 1 HEOS Drive HS2 (open box, racked never used) $1600 Shipped 1 HEOS AMP HS2 $300 (have another that the case has a crack, works fine add $100 for both shipped) 4 HEOS Links HS2 $200ea (Buy 3 get 1 free). 1 is new. All work perfectly. Shipped. 9x7 Moip System 900 Series (some new/some used - all working guaranteed), MoIP controller/switch 2 RX are Downmixing (2AC) $4250 Takes ALL! (Shipped) AVPro AxionX (see separate listing). AVPro/Bullet Train Cables (up to 40m AOC Fiber) - ask for pricing 5x Ruckus R650 Demos (less than 4 months old, upgraded to R750's) $500ea Shipped. If you know, then you know... Includes Blackwire Warranty. KC120277 New ($200) SW120277 New ($125)

Do you have a link? I can't find then at eBay. I do have a guy that has them for $75.

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We’ve heard that rumor for several years. HEOS has been doing it for under $3k (HEOS Drive). It’d be a fantastic piece of it comes to fruition. At that point, it seems that it’d be time to sort out the api and driver so that it allows the use of steaming audio miniapps versus the current 2 app solution for searching tracks etc within the C4 ecosystem. At that point, it’d ding Ryff pretty good I suppose, so I wonder. I hear the argument every day that the fact that you can only access playlists and favorites from a C4 navigator is not a problem. I see it as one I find that most of the people that don’t view it as an issue are Spotify users that have to use 2 apps already. Not everyone is a Spotify user and native is an all in one distributed audio solution. I’d like to hope that this new Connect RRM allows for deeper integration of 3rd party products like Sonos (considering it’d be a seriously competitive alternative solution to native).

Leave the app switcher unhidden. Normally, this is only necessary for deeplinking. Unhide all Roku for that room on that room. Your mini apps, player and switcher. The Josh driver picks up audio routing, so if this all works as it should with a C4 remote, it should be working in Josh. If you’d like, I can have a look tomorrow if you link me. Juat message me and I’ll give you my email to link me temporarily.

Today, Autonomics (and Sonos) have deeper app integration with Josh voice control than native C4 audio apps. Not sure the techical/licensing reasons, but the workaround for those doing distributed via native streams is to add a Sonos port or more. To be clear, this isn’t a Josh vs Control4 thread, it’s a Josh with Control4 thread. I have never integrated a standalone Josh system. I have done many Josh systems that integrate “into” Control4 for voice control. The argument cannot made that the synergy is incomparable to any other voice integration. It’s quite powerful and very useful. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Very good feedback and it’s very much what I would expect. The “cleanup” is more of a reorganization or some revising of device names. For instance, initially Josh was very particular as to where the device was, vs C4 didn’t much care of you had lighting (for instance from other rooms “unhidden” in a different room), but “areas” solved that. As for music, I struggle a bit with playing playlists. For example, it’s not intuitive at playing “My Weekend Playlist”, but I don’t have ever scenario on my main Josh (Home) - Sadly, while I’m moving to distributed audio via Mirage or Native with Sonos Port inputs, currently I have HEOS and Micros. HEOS integrates, but you’d want to authorize HEOS in Josh. For @GregCAMS - have you tried a few Sonos Port inputs into your audio matrix? It adds additional services and tends to work well. Native is so limited today. Usable, for sure, but limited right now. I’m glad there is all of this banter about Josh integration with Control4. I’m clear this is a Control4 forum, so I definitely don’t care to read about a stand alone Josh deployment. To be 100% transparent, I’m a Josh dealer that has never integrated a Josh system outside of Control4. I can speak to the fact that unless and until there is a real native voice solution, Josh is a fabulous addition to a Control4 system. They don’t fight each other, the synergy created in the driver is powerful for each. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All of the Josh AV routing is pulled in from C4. In your C4 project, make sure the Roku is in the room you are wanting to send Josh commands to and it’s working in your C4 project. Passthru should be set to on in the C4 driver and be sure to leave “Roku”unhidden in the C4 navigators. That’s annoying, but necessary for deeplinking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Has the proximity sensor been confirmed? I’m getting conflicting answers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is precisely why I find the synergy of the two platforms fantastic. Anything that works with Control can work in Josh, regardless of Josh direct support. Here’s where it gets tricky… I can control every device on my Control4 system via Josh voice and the Josh App (barely ever open it… I’m here for the voice), so I assume the new touchscreens launching will do the same. Seems like a serious conflict. And potentially a reason why Snap is moving more toward recurring revenue. Less dependency on hardware sales? It’s going to be interesting.

Ethernet is no issue. Wifi can be a bit finicky bringing a micro online. It’s not a reason to shy from it, just that some Micros take more than one attempt to get online. Mostly solid thereafter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk