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SpencerT

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  1. I have a 2 part question.  And I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, so I apologize.

    1:  On a keypad dimmer, how do you get a connected lod button (toggle load) to utilize hold to ramp / fade?  I'm assuming I can't do it because I'm toggling the load.  Click once, on, Click again, off.  Hold - does nothing.  Which seems obvious but kind of weird at the same time since the UI lets me dim the connected load with no programming.

    Which leads to my second question:

    2: How do you program against ALS to allow ramp / fade?  Without a binding?

    Most (I think all) of my keypads are on bindings for lighting scenes, but I have a bad habit of playing around once I install a new keypad until I decide how I want everything to work (before bindings). 

    Thank y'all 

  2. If you have the "my playlists" bluesound driver loaded, you can favorite from that and they play. 

    I'm unable to get the favorites to work if I browse the player, services, and favorite the playlist. I think it's a bug in the bluesound driver.

    In my case (nad ci-580 with 4 bluesound players) I prefer it this way as the my playlists driver handles the source pooling for the 4 players.

  3. I have weird issues with the light sensors on a few of my keypad dimmers in the same room (to be honest, I suspect this issue exists on a few others in my space as well).

    My dealer was able to "group" them together to use the light sensor of a non load keypad that functions correctly. So far that has been the only thing that has solved the issue. 

  4. 22 minutes ago, drmark12pa said:

    Any idea why there is the slide to the right which then shows and up and down arrow?  Not sure what exactly the function here is supposed to actually be

    I believe it's the press and hold ramp rates of the ALS (similar to press and hold on a keypad).

    At least that's how it seems to work on mine when the arrows show up. 

  5. 59 minutes ago, RAV said:

    In Composer Pro you can setup one of the buttons to directly control the load that's wired to the KD, only that button so set will function without an online controller.

    Awesome, thank you, I'll ask my dealer to do this. Just to clarify, if it's not setup that way in Composer Pro, the keypad dimmers, would just cease to function (even with a button set to toggle load in HE)?

    Thank you!

  6. How do keypad dimmers behave when the controller is down or if they somehow drop off ZB? 

    Do they just revert to all buttons controlling the load, like when you install a new keypad before you ID it in?

    I feel silly for even asking, but am trying to determine if I need to keep a button assigned to the load for CYA on a few that are "critical". 

    Happy Monday, and thank y'all!

  7. 2 hours ago, zaphod said:

    I am not being negative, just trying to figure out the economic implications.  It could increase revenue in the short run, but decrease it in the long run as if there are issues people will only have to replace a matrix switch or amp, not both.

    I'll admit I'm not understanding the argument.

    Quality separates are always going to be more expensive (matrix and separate amplifiers vs matrixed amp, prepro or preamp and separate amplifier vs receiver or integrated, etc).

    Matrix vs matrix amp is not solely a financial decision for everyone. I don't run receivers or matrix amps. The financial differences aren't a decision point in my determination to run separates. I just prefer separates.

    SNPO offers both (separate matrix and amps, or matrixed amp).

    No one is forcing you into a matrix (or a matrix amp). Choose what works best for your project and budget. Plenty of options. 

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