Time2Jet

Since your Eeros are in Bridge mode, it has no business being in between router and first switch.
Single cable to each Eero uplink, do not use downlink on Eero. 

This is where they belong. Top panel near the top, oriented correctly.


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It's strange that you say that (and I have heard this before), because my Nyce tilt sensors have been stellar.

I feel like there was a way I was able to use it on the manner you’re attempting.  I still say grab a used mirage (even an MMS-5a (I might have one very cheap for you since we’re friends).  This way you can use it for Spotify only and have that more robust integration versus having to open the Spotify app every time.  Sell the node for more than you’ll pay me for the mirage. And get 5 steams. 

On a side note, I know Spotify crushes everyone in terms of users, the app is very nice, but the actual sound is the worst out I believe.  Someone here can shed light.  

I think we may have discussed this but o do believe you can expose the Bluesound Spotify driver everywhere, but since you only have the one node, you just cannot steam 2 simultaneous instances. This is true for any streamer. The native (Ryff) and Autonomics (Mirage MMS) steamers have multiple streams (ie Core5, Core3, Core1, MMS-5e, MMS-3e, MMS-1e) …where the numeric portion of the product name is the simultaneous streams. Bluesound sounds fantastic, but look at Mirage MMS-3e and get 3 simultaneous streams. (Or 5 with the 5e) if you want a more robust Spotify integration. I don’t have one in hand right now (2 on demo), but when I get one back I’ll send you one to try.


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I loved the Bluesound Node. There were a few things that I didn’t like regarding playlists for keypads or something. I can’t remember. But at one point I was all Bluesound. At my office I have a cutting edge current C4 setup with native & Mirage (only for Spotify). At home I settled for HEOS since I have 3 Denon AVR zones and it made 100% sense fir grouping. HEOS integration is not that common I noticed, but it’s very very good. Far better than Sonos (integration-wise). And the HEOS (Denon Home 550) sound bars sound beautiful.

In order of my preference:

All in all I find native to be best (albeit I don’t love having to open the Spotify app to use Spotify)

Mirage a very close second (more robust Spotify and the sound is fantastic).

HEOS (allows AVR zones to group very nicely, lots of devices, sounds amazing).

Bluesound (great sound, smooth integration, lots of equipment options)

Sonos (it’s hard to overlook its popularity and product offerings)


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AMS

One of the best most useful 3rd party drivers out. Devices are inexpensive and the driver works flawlessly.


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One of the best most useful 3rd party drivers out. Devices are inexpensive and the driver works flawlessly.


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One of the best most useful 3rd party drivers out. Devices are inexpensive and the driver works flawlessly.


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One of the best most useful 3rd party drivers out. Devices are inexpensive and the driver works flawlessly.


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Yes there is a free Roku TV driver from control4, works well in my experience. 

What took you so long? Lol!


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To be clear: That's SnapOne, not the C4 portion of SnapOne

Demo Unit - AudioControl XR-6 with maybe a total of 12 hours of use.  Moved a showroom and didn't use an AVR in the new project. Accessory Package never opened. $3500.00 Shipped to the US
Demo Unit - Wattbox WB-800CH1U-IPVM-8 $400 SHipped to the US.  No Box (some nics from sliding in and out of rack.  Faceplate has no scratches/marrs/etc.

I have 17 Brand New C4-FPD in White or Black (but can ship with all white if need be.  $75 each or ($1000 Takes All).

I have four sonos amps for sale.  One is brand new and sealed in the box and the other three are used.  All are tested and working. 
$600 for the new one and $500 a piece for the used ones. 
-Dan
 
 

I have a super deal on used (about 1/3new) 7x6 MoIP system.  900 Series current models one RX is the downmixing model.  All perfect working order or brand new.  $6k net Firm Shipped to the US.  Over $14k MSRP.  Some devices definitely warranted, I will fully support the system as it’s in perfect working order. 

Unifi Protect driver is made by cinidev I believe.  You can get it at drivercentral.  It allows you to integrate the camera, doorbell presses, and even smart detections (people/cars).  It will not integrate intercom.  Since intercom is always a crap shoot I have moved on to using Unifi and homekit (Scrpyted) with unifi protect gear. 

How well does the Unifi Doorbell integrate? The entire Control4 doorbell game is a travesty for a luxury home brand.


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you don't have phantom programming nor did your timers do anything.  You have the light configured for auto-off.  I just disabled it
 

The guys that responded to your post are all great members and the information was spot on, I just skimmed too fast.  Not sure how large a project you have, but a CA-10 to me would be more valuable than a Core controller if you have a large number of devices, lot's of custom programming, a lot of drivers, etc.  It's expensive sure,  but in EVERY case our client's have said it was the best decision they made.  They don't see what we see as dealers, but they base that upon the speed it reboots, the speed navigators refresh etc.  The Core platform is the future and will bring even MORE magic than what has been mentioned, it's just that we even as dealers are not 100% privy to these things beyond rumors... sort of how Apple never let's the cat out of the bag until the big September annual announcements.  But again, the EA series will only be limited as to the future OS releases.  We all know they work fine on OS3.3 and I would imagine they'll work fine until OS4 (that's being flippant, but just making a point).  Just skim the thread again and see if anything the Core brings would benefit you at this time.  You can always add one down the line.  

For Zwave yes

There are reasons beyond speed to upgrade to core.  The new Zigbee and Zwave chips are huge

core1 issues you are talking about are fixed in 3.3.3