 Naimi who is always the epitome of consistency here at SGSC. All the winners were over the moon to be taking home all the spoils which come with this great event.
ISO C4 Dealer and network setup in St Petersburg, FL area.
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I’ve had Control4 for 12 years in my current house and I’m getting a condo in Fl. Looking for an experienced dealer and installer. Thanks.
I am replacing an old kitchen TV with a new LG 28LJ400B-PU dumb TV. My dealer can't come onsite for a while to program a new driver and searching on drivers.control4.com doesn't return any IR drivers that seem to work with any of the TV's that use the same AKB75095330 remote. Does anyone know of a solution which doesn't require a truck role to create a custom IR driver using the remote. The TV is on video distribution so all it needs is power on/off and volume controls. thanks.
I sometimes regret it. It’s been running for 11 years now, in the early days, there were many, MANY issues and WAF was pretty bad. It’s fairly bulletproof now,but having to coordinate with a dealer every time you buy a new TV, hulu, Blu-ray, Apple TV can be annoying - especially when your dealer enjoys motorcycling across Europe and often does installations on yachts in greece... you also have to wait to see if press releases are real. I’ve been burned a couple of times when C4 did a big press release that they were partnering with this system or that tv company and then the drivers never happen, but you bought the thing in expectation... my pool controller still doesn’t work with C4’s terrible driver after almost 3 years.
I was reading elsewhere about the room control driver. Does anyone have a use case for it to before I'd approach my dealer to get it added to my project? Would you add it to every room? Can it e programmed via HE or is Pro needed after it is added. This driver provides a convenient, connection-oriented method to avoid common room/keypad programming tasks by connecting a keypad button directly to a Room driver command. Some additional “macro” capability has been added for certain options. Additionally, programming events and variables are exposed to make conditional programming much simpler. · Requires C4 OS 2.9.1 or later · Works with any device that has a BUTTON_LINK input (Keypad, Keypad Dimmer, etc) Some behaviors of this driver only work when there is only one room selected for this driver to control. Those behaviors are marked with {SINGLE} where they appear in this document. Quick Configuration Add the driver to the project in the room that you wish to control (this will by default be set as the room to control). If you want to control additional rooms, add additional copies of the driver. Each driver can also be set to control multiple rooms, with some limitations (see later) Make connections to the BUTTON_LINK outputs as appropriate. thanks!!
c4 in no way ensures that you can retrofit your stuff. 10 years ago i installed a 10" in-wall touchscreen. When they discontinued that, there was no new 10" touchscreen. Just a couple hundred $$$ for drywall, paint and new non-standard backbox I had a new flashy 7" in-wall touchscreen. That one probably won't make it through the next major release and I'll be doing more drywall remodels for the next in-wall box.
EA1 replacing an HC250?
thanks. EA1 can still be a controller in a bigger project, right?
So, the M9700 IP driver DOES NOT work with the M9500. The Samsung BD-F7500 IR driver will control the functions that I tested.
I just (today) got upgraded and identified in my home theater. I went with an Oppo UDP-203, Roku Ultra, Yamaha CX-A5100 Receiver, and Sony VPL-VW385ES projector. So far, the initial testing has everything being controlled, except turning on the projector. We tried a VPL-VW350ES driver, but ran out of time to try other options (it looks like there is also a newer driver for the Sony VPL-VW675ES) Anyway, my post is to get ideas for programming for UHD events and the hardware. I've read a lot on HDR and the different options, but don't know what realistically works and doesn't. So far, I added programming to change from 1.85 to 2.35 using the custom buttons, but that's it. Any successful program ideas? thanks.
Two of my speaker points are in remote locations with no controllers nearby. I guess I could acquire a couple of 'new' HC250s or EA-1s for those locations and use the speaker points in local amp mode, but I have always had issues with Speaker Point connectivity and not sure of the general cludginess of the controller > SP solution. I'd like to take advantage of the advanced audio to speed up my announcements and a bit better digital audio quality... thanks.
In general, for control4 hardware I have: HC800 as main controller. 3 x HC250 4 x HC300 Audio switch - 24zone 8 Zone amp (one of the first ones) 4 zone amp (slightly newer) 3 x speaker point Multi-tuner 8x8 hdmi switch I plan to upgrade to 2.10 soon. One of the speaker points is used as a 5th zone for the 4-zone amp. I know I'll need to get Triad One's to replace the other speaker points, but was considering replacing the 4-zone amp and one of the speaker points with a triad amp8 amplifier. I plan to replace the hc300's with ea-1's. I'd also considered replacing both amps with the new triads, but haven't gotten the sticker shock quote yet from my dealer. Any feedback on benefits of replacing both amps with the new triads? Thanks.
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Gain insight into the cultural diversity and unique history of Mostar. Journey to the Ottoman frontier town of Mostar. See the beauty of valley of Neretva River. Visit Kravice waterfalls and enjoy one of the most beautiful regional inland natural beauties.
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In Brief
Location:
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Country:
Croatia
Duration:
10 hours
Operates:
Daily
Highlights:
Small group ensures personal service
Free hotel pickup and drop-off included
Small-group tour by minibus
Informative, friendly and professional guide
Led by a local guide
Start your day by being picked up in front of your hotel/apartment on nearest possible pick up point. Travel to the ancient city of Mostar. Gain insight into the cultural diversity and unique history of this Ottoman frontier town. Journey up the Adriatic coastline to Neum. Take a short coffee break (own expense) in this seaside town..75 out of 5 based on the last 24 recent reviews
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Kind of a long drive out (about 3 hours each way including border crossing), but with an expert driver and a guide who provided just enough information on the way. Pickup was a bit chaotic at the Pile Gate. Lots of tours picking up at the same time so you need to be aware - the destination is in the windshield and the name of the tour operator is on the door to the van. Mostar was worth the visit (imho) and the tour operator there was very entertaining and forthright about the troubles. It was quite “touristy” but the people were overall friendly.”
Anthony B • Submitted 28 Sep 2018
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This was an excellent tour and would definitely recommend. Guide was very informative and friendly. We stopped at Neum for a short break before heading to the border. We stopped at Kravice Waterfalls which were fabulous. Spent about an hour there before heading to Mostar. What a delightful place. The Stari Most Bridge was impressive and divers were waiting for tourists to pay up enough money before jumping into the river below. We also visited a Turkish House which was very interesting. A really great day.”
Murray J. H • Submitted 04 Jul 2018
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When in Dubrovnik I would highly recommend taking this tour. The pickup and drop off was punctual, we were on a nice Mercedes mini-bus with good AC. The journey was long but comfortable and the time taken to cross the borders is dependent on the volume of traffic. We arrived in Mostar and had a tour of the small town which lasted about 45 minutes and was very informative which lots of interesting facts about the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We then had some spare time to get some food food here is much cheaper than Croatia or explore the town. Mostar is very beautiful with lots of character and the people are very friendly and welcoming. We then travelled to the waterfalls late in the afternoon, it is a long walk down some stairs so not great for people who struggle with mobility, but it is pretty once you get down there. They are nice to swim in and there is a small snack van by the water. Overall my partner and I age 23 and 22 had a great day and would highly recommend this tour!”
Alex D • Submitted 13