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CORE 5 DoC (Europe) Document

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CORE 3 DoC (Europe) Document

ZigBee Best Practices Document

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DHCP vs. Static IP—Which Is Better? Blog

People often talk about the home controller being the "brains" of a smart home installation. Extending that metaphor a little further, you might consider your home network as the "nervous system" of your home automation setup. Your home network allows all of your various devices to receive instructions from the controller, and also to provide status updates and other information about what's going on in the system. In a Control4 system, most network components need an IP address. (Items on the Zigbee network, like switches and dimmers, thermostats and door locks, have their own network.) Media players, touch screens, network-enabled televisions, networked receivers, speaker points and other connected devices all need to be connected to the network either via Ethernet or a wireless connection.

Control4 Showcases New ADVANTAGE Management Console at Autovation, 2010 Press release

AUSTIN, TEXAS — September 13, 2010 – Control4, a leader in affordable IP-based home control systems, today announced new functionality for the Control4® Energy Management System 100 (EMS 100). The Control4® ADVANTAGE Management Console enables remote over-the-air upgrades of HAN devices, automated load control, and targeted messaging, including price signals and demand response event messages. The updated platform will be demonstrated at Autovation booth 331, today through September 15th, 2010 and will be available in early 2011. Control4 ADVANTAGE, the brains behind the Control4® E

A Case Study in Home Energy Savings Blog

Here is a home energy savings great case study from a Control4 Guest Blogger: Eileen Komanecky The unusually warm summer weather that most of us have been experiencing lately has caused quite a bit of discomfort. One of those discomforts is the crazy expensive electricity bill that results from cranking the air conditioning non-stop. Receiving a big bill like that is often a wake up call to homeowners that they should take steps to save energy and use it more efficiently. The problem, however, is that we frequently hear about ways to save energy, but often times the specifics of the exact amount of savings in energy, and money, are vague estimates and difficult to measure in hard data.

Control4 Introduces Control4® Advantage Software and Development Tools for the Control4 Energy Management System 100 Press release

TAMPA, FL— DISTRIBUTECH 2010, Booth #2121 — March 22, 2010 – Control4, a leader in affordable IP-based home control systems, announced today the introduction of Control4® ADVANTAGE software, which will power the company’s award-winning Control4® Energy Management System 100 (EMS 100). Control4 ADVANTAGE will analyze residential usage data to help utilities optimize load management. The company also announced a flash-based software development kit (SDK) that will allow utilities to completely customize the EMS 100 experience for their customers and provide developers the opport

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Texas Utility Chooses Control4 for Smart Grid Deployment Press release

Santa Clara, CA – September 1, 2009 – Control4, a leading developer of Home Area Network (“HAN”) and consumer energy management solutions, today announced that it has been selected as the HAN provider for Texas-based utility Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative. Serving more than 65,000 members in 14 counties between Austin and Houston, Bluebonnet plans to begin integrating smart grid technology in its members’ homes and businesses by April 2010. Control4 will provide Bluebonnet members with its Energy Management System, which includes a powerful yet intuitive in-home display with a progr

Beta Test Agreement Document

Control4 End User Beta Testing Agreement Page 1 of 4 End User Beta Testing Agreement This End User Beta Testing Agreement (“Agreement”) is between Control4 Corporation, and the Participant identified below (“Participant”). Control4 and Participant may be referred to herein individually as a “Party” and collectively as the “Parties.” This Agreement incorporat es herein by this reference the Terms and Conditions set forth below and Exhibit A, which is append ed hereto.