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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
Have a look at Home Assistant, I have programmed and setup bunch of AMX systems and more recentrly Crestron ones but now I'm over with these oldies that suffer too much of their history ! I have switched at Home Assistant (everything so much easier, intuitive and adapted at modern needs both in terms of control and UI not even speaking of hardware that is just so generic :-) and even have some system with a Crestron processor just for the DM and a simple program in it to communicate with a basic protocol in IP with Home Assistant to receive commands and sends back feedback !
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Re: Big Ass Fan integration
I haven't read the entire Hubitat thread, but if the fans can be controlled by Hubitat, Jay Basen's Hubitat modules could probably be used to control them from Crestron.
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI?m both a Crestron and Control4 and don?t find the Control4 significantly cheaper compared to Crestron. Programming of C4 is much simpler than SIMPL, it?s more configuring than programming and the GUI is fixed ¨C comparable to Crestron Home. There?s a limited version of the C4 programming environment that can be sold to the client for a small fee. You can do 95% of what the dealer version can do. For instance, new drivers for new equipment can only be added by the dealer version. The rest is more of less the same. ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Brad Wykoff via groups.io ? So far, I am finding that it is requiring a dealer. I have programmed about every system out there but don't have access to software anymore. I have looked into Control4 and URC Total Control but requires dealer to program. |
Re: Alternative to high-end automation
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýAFAIK any control system that can do IP and serial communications is going to be sold by a dealer. A used 3-series processor and an HR-150 would be a more budget friendly solution.?Ryan Cunningham? On Apr 13, 2022, at 7:07 AM, Brad Wykoff via groups.io <bradwykoff@...> wrote:
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
Control4 - it does require dealer software but for a quick home theater it¡¯s pretty inexpensive. On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 8:58 AM Brad Wykoff via <bradwykoff=[email protected]> wrote: To begin, I have a Crestron System in my house, but I have a friend that I am installing a small theater, but he can't afford Crestron. Any suggestions for an alternative to Crestron due to budget, but needs the capability of either RF or WiFi handheld remote with IP or serial controlled devices. |
Alternative to high-end automation
To begin, I have a Crestron System in my house, but I have a friend that I am installing a small theater, but he can't afford Crestron. Any suggestions for an alternative to Crestron due to budget, but needs the capability of either RF or WiFi handheld remote with IP or serial controlled devices.
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Re: Big Ass Fan integration
Here is some more info about BAF changing the Haiku fans to the i6 protocol: mentioning, at least for now, . also - , which might allow reverse engineering. ?(found from a link ) On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 7:28 AM Jason Melvin via <jwmelvin=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Big Ass Fan integration
Oh no, that's a bit of a disaster. The end of that thread on the hubitat?forum indicates the change to the BAF?app did change the integration. I'm not finding much about how they are controlled now. On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 4:41 PM bi0drain <naplesisnotmyhome@...> wrote:
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Re: Big Ass Fan integration
Try sniffing the ios udp, i am curious what you will see On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 3:58 PM Doug Greenhalgh <Doug1369@...> wrote: So i have a Haiku fan and am trying the 2.1 module in the database, not seeing anything coming in on the RX line of the UDP/IP? connection with 31415 as the port. this fan is using the BAF app and the fan is on firmware 3.0 according to the app. commands going to the module seem fine, ie:?<20:f8:5e:63:8c:5c;LIGHT;AUTO;GET>? ? i have checked the mac address in the BAF app, it is correct, thinking maybe they did break something, if anyone has any ideas please let me know. I also seen reference to trying a TCP/IP symbol, i did that and get a 5 on the status which is connection broken remotely if that sheds any light. also on the module i have tried just putting a 1 on the enable line and also just driving it high after the program has booted correctly, didnt seem to matter. |
Re: Big Ass Fan integration
So i have a Haiku fan and am trying the 2.1 module in the database, not seeing anything coming in on the RX line of the UDP/IP? connection with 31415 as the port. this fan is using the BAF app and the fan is on firmware 3.0 according to the app. commands going to the module seem fine, ie:?<20:f8:5e:63:8c:5c;LIGHT;AUTO;GET>? ? i have checked the mac address in the BAF app, it is correct, thinking maybe they did break something, if anyone has any ideas please let me know. I also seen reference to trying a TCP/IP symbol, i did that and get a 5 on the status which is connection broken remotely if that sheds any light. also on the module i have tried just putting a 1 on the enable line and also just driving it high after the program has booted correctly, didnt seem to matter.
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