Example: Verify the network connections

This section discusses using Composer Pro views to verify the network connections.

Note: This process follows “Example: Verify the network connections.”

There are two places to verify network connections:

• The Network tab (shown below)
• The Tools menu

Follow the instructions below to check your connections in both locations.

To check your connections from both locations:

1. From the Connections view > Network tab, verify that every device that communicates to the controller using TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, and/or Zigbee has a network address. If a device doesn’t have a network address, the device needs to be identified.

2. To identify a device from this location, right-click on the device and select Identify (or click the Identify button). Follow the on-screen instructions provided for each device, such as those listed in the following table.

After identifying the network connection, the device’s address appears in the list.

Device	Instructions to Identify a Device to the Control4 System
Controllers	Press the Identification button on the controller.
Lights and keypads	Press top button 4 times (6-Button Keypad — press top left button). MiniApp mode: press and hold bottom left or bottom button for four seconds.
System remote controls	Press the red 4 button on the remote control.
Speaker point	Press button 1 time.
Multi-tuners	Press button 1 time.
16-channel amps	Press button 1 time.
Thermostats	Press center button 4 times.
Wireless outlet switches	Press button 4 times.
Wireless touch screens	Press the Enter button on the front of the touch screen 1 time.
Black & Decker Kwikset locks	Press the Top Left button on the top of the board (remove the lock's cover first) 4 times. To disconnect, press the Top Right button on the top circuit board 9 times.
1-button products	Press 4 times.
IO extenders	Press the Link button on the back of the IO extender.
Touch screens	Press the button indicated on the diagram of the device in Composer Pro.