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8 hours ago, zaphod said:

Understood.  I just look at the CPU specs for the EA controllers and they look so underpowered for 2020.  Even a Raspberry Pi now has a quad core 64 bit CPU that runs at 1.5GHz.

Economies of scale are quite a bit different...

:)

RyanE

 

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11 minutes ago, South Africa C4 user said:

 Now that we have had the CA10 for nearly a year... what we really need (on the hardware front) is a supersonic Touchscreen. 

That would be nice. And I’d like a 12” model.  But C4 really has to figure out a way to price touchscreens at something close to reasonable.
 

And for touchscreens I would also like the ability to have user defined folders/sub folders and the ability to programmatically press a button

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1 hour ago, jfh said:

That would be nice. And I’d like a 12” model.  But C4 really has to figure out a way to price touchscreens at something close to reasonable.
 

And for touchscreens I would also like the ability to have user defined folders/sub folders and the ability to programmatically press a button

+1

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6 hours ago, jfh said:

But C4 really has to figure out a way to price touchscreens at something close to reasonable.

Ive come to the conclusion that C4 prices their touchscreens to keep the system a luxury item. I would love to see a touchscreen that could be connected to a base or wall mounted for around 300 dollars. 

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On 7/3/2020 at 9:53 AM, eggzlot said:

Thanks. I know his system is large.  Curious as to your size. 

I don’t know how to properly determine size but here are a few numbers:

16 actual rooms or zones + 6 dummy rooms

CA-10, EA5, HC-800, 2x EA1, EA3, Z2IO, IOX

8 or 9 T3s (can’t remember if one is hooked up) + 2 iPads as navs

87 active Zigbee devices

15 audio zones)

2x C4 amps

3x AVRs

8x8 video matrix feeding 7 TVs

19 motors (though 17 are shades)

lots of A/V components (changers, media players, TiVos, etc.)

614 driver instances (with more Experience Buttons planned, but maybe 25 other driver instances can be dropped)

 

 

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26 minutes ago, penn65000 said:

Does anyone know if the CA10 helps with lighting zigbee mesh issues? We’ve one home with project on CA10 and lighting (C4) works perfectly and one home with project on EA5v2 and 6 button keypads have 20-30 sec lags at times. 

I can’t say specifically but my button presses seem to respond quicker than they did on the EA5.  You might have some other issue though - I’ve never had lag times like that.
Could also be because the EA5 is no longer running the project and is the primary mesh controller.

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38 minutes ago, jfh said:

I don’t know how to properly determine size but here are a few numbers:

16 actual rooms or zones + 6 dummy rooms

CA-10, EA5, HC-800, 2x EA1, EA3, Z2IO, IOX

8 or 9 T3s (can’t remember if one is hooked up) + 2 iPads as navs

87 active Zigbee devices

15 audio zones)

2x C4 amps

3x AVRs

8x8 video matrix feeding 7 TVs

19 motors (though 17 are shades)

lots of A/V components (changers, media players, TiVos, etc.)

614 driver instances (with more Experience Buttons planned, but maybe 25 other driver instances can be dropped)

 

 

Thanks gives me good perspective. 

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