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International: WattBox 250 Wi-Fi Surge Protector Release Notes Document

1 2.6.1.0 Release DetailsVersion: 2.6.1.0Release Date:Products Aected: WB-250I-IPW-2ImprovementsAdded support for future OvrC features and enhancementsContinuous improvements that support a robust rmware testing environmentImproved synchronicity of outlet event noticationsReplaced yahoo.com with microsoft.com in the default ping Host Conguration2.5.0.8 Release DetailsVersion: 2.5.0.8Release Date: 31 October 2023Products Aected: WB-150-IPW-1B-2, WB-250-IPW-2ImprovementsAdded support for 800 Series Trigger Accessory hardwareEnabled a feature in OvrC to allow user to change UPS Voltage from ‘Normal’ range to ‘Generator’ range for 800 Series devices connected to OvrC UPS 1100, 1500, and 2000 rack-mount Enabled a feature for a user to be able to Factory Reset a device from OvrCEnabled a feature that allows the user to toggle Telnet on and o via OvrCUpdated local UI security to enable HTTPS by default after factory reset or for units with 2.5.0.8 as factory set rmwareTwo additional password security enhancements.

The End of the Incandescent Bulb Brings a New Era of Lighting Blog

This post comes to us from Scott Stephenson, Sr. Product Manager, Lighting & Comfort. As “the lighting guy” at Control4, I get a lot of questions along the lines of: ·         Have incandescent light bulbs been outlawed? ·         What kind of light bulbs should I be using? And… ·         What can I expect from these newfangled CFL and LED lights? Not surprisingly, the answers to these questions are not always simple or straighforward.

Top Home Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know Blog

Home burglaries and break-ins are common, far more than you may think. Though property crime has come down in the United States in recent years, a report released by the Criminal Justice Information Services Division of the FBI says that 1,121,416 residences in the country were burglarized in 2014.   Fortunately, home burglaries are much easier to prevent if you follow a few simple safety rules and guidelines.   Never advertise that you are not at home If you are on good terms with your neighbors, ask them to pick up your newspapers/mail and mow your lawn or clear the snow while you are away on an extended trip.

Control4 Announces 4Sight Internet Service Package Enabling Remote Access Press release

Salt Lake City, Utah – September 9, 2005 – Control4, the leader in IP-based home control and entertainment systems, today announced its 4Sight internet services package. The services available through the myControl4.com website enable remote access capabilities for dealers, providing a way to program, maintain and upgrade customers’ Control4 installations. It also allows dealers and homeowners to receive email notifications about events occurring in the home, which they can monitor from work, vacations or any time they are away. “Our announcement today marks a key breakthrough in th

10 Reasons Why You Need A Smart Home Page

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Wireless Configurable Keypad Regulatory Compliance Statement Document

Regulatory Compliance & Safety Information for Model C4KC120277 & C4KC240 Electrical Safety Advisory Sécurité électrique consultatif Important Safety Instructions Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.. Protégez le cordond'alimentation ne soitpiétiné oupincé, en particulierau niveau des fiches, des prises et au pointoù il sort del'appareilOnly use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. . Utilisez uniquement des fixations/ accessoires spécifiéspar le fabricant.Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

Araknis 520 Outdoor Access Point DoC (Australia, New Zealand) Document

Snap O ne A P AC Pty Ltd A.B.N. 95 104 199 439 61 Assembly Drive | Dandenong South 3175 Vi ctoria, Australia | www. snapone.com | + 61 3 8795 1700 phone | Australia & New Zealand Declaration of Conformity Conformity of the equipment with the guidelines below is attested by the application of the RCM mark. Company Name: Snap One APAC Pty Ltd Company Address: 61 Assembly Drive Dandenong South Vic Aus tralia 3175 ABN: 95 104 199 419 ACMA Supplier Number: E4014 Product Name(s): 520 S eries WiFi 6 AX300 Outdoor Wireless Access Point Brand: Araknis Model: AN - 520 - AP - O - 1 above - mentioned product complies with the requirements of the releva n t AC M A Standards m ade under the Radiocommunication Act 1992 and the Telecommunications Act 1997.

WattBox 250 Release Notes Document

1 2.6.1.0 Release DetailsVersion: 2.6.1.0Release Date: 024-06-24Products Aected: WB-150-IPW-1B-2, WB-250-IPW-2ImprovementsAdded support for future OvrC features and enhancementsContinuous improvements that support a robust rmware testing environmentImproved synchronicity of outlet event noticationsReplaced yahoo.com with microsoft.com in the default ping Host Conguration2.5.0.8 Release DetailsVersion: 2.5.0.8Release Date: 2023-10-31Products Aected: WB-150-IPW-1B-2, WB-250-IPW-2ImprovementsAdded support for 800 Series Trigger Accessory hardwareEnabled a feature in OvrC to allow user to change UPS Voltage from ‘Normal’ range to ‘Generator’ range for 800 Series devices connected to OvrC UPS 1100, 1500, and 2000 rack-mount Enabled a feature for a user to be able to Factory Reset a device from OvrCEnabled a feature that allows the user to toggle Telnet on and o via OvrCUpdated local UI security to enable HTTPS by default after factory reset or for units with 2.5.0.8 as factory set rmwareTwo additional password security enhancements.

Ultimate Broncos Fan Cave Blog

This Ultimate Fan Cave submission comes to us from Travis Leo at Residential Systems, Inc. We’d start with a Control4 HC-800 to power the fan cave and the rest of the house.  We’d have a Control4 Video Switch powering the 16 video zones in the home, including 3 outdoor TVs since the weather in Colorado is so much better than in Seattle. A Control4 Audio Matrix Switch would power the 24 audio zones so that the game can be on everywhere in the house.   The fan cave actually has 5 TVs in it. There are 4 Sony 4K televisions mounted in a diamond shape so that the homeowner can watch the Broncos game, as well as the rest of the NFL games during the regular season. For the big game, a 165” screen drops from the recessed ceiling and is powered by a Sony 4K projector. Why Sony? Isn’t it obvious? The owner controls his house from his iPhone and iPad, as well as three dedicated Control4 touchscreens (one on each floor). There is a dedicated iPad for the fan cave on a Launchport docking station. There is also a VoicePod in the theater so that the homeowner can say “OMAHA” and the screen drops from the ceiling, the projector turns on and the cable box turns to Fox for the pregame show.

Control4 Delivers Industry-Leading Home Theater Controller for Affordable Home Automation Press release

Salt Lake City, Utah – September 9, 2005 – Control4, the leader in IP-based home control and entertainment systems, today announced the availability of its Home Theater Controller (with included remote), that will be on display at the CEDIA Expo (Booth #2029) in Indianapolis, IN from Sept 9 – 11, 2005. The Home Theater Controller provides the perfect introduction to media and home control that is easy to install and use. Home automation is now available to a much broader audience than ever before. “The Home Theater Controller delivers huge value, creating an affordable, powerful and easy-to-use media management solution for consumers for the first time,” said Will West, Chief Executive Officer, Control4.