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International Dealer Tour 2016 Page

International Dealer Tour WHAT AM I GOING TO LEARN? Networking for the Connected Home How to build a robust and reliable network Optimizing wireless for the best performance Choosing the right router Designing a network Selling a high-performance network to customers Pakedge product overviews Smart Lighting How to sell Smart Lighting Demonstrating the benefits of Smart Lighting Programming tips that make every lighting project amazing Essentials of competing to win Using the EA-1 Bundle to win projects every day The killer “one-room” demo Hi-resolution audio as a way to win every project bid How to demo high-resolution audio in your own showroom WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Successful dealers recognize that every employee makes an impact with customers.

SnapAV Kicks Off New Era at CEDIA Expo 2019 by Delivering Innovative Products and Solutions Across the Portfolio Press release

Denver, CO — CEDIA Expo, SnapAV Booth #3707 and Control4 Booth #3013 — September 11, 2019 4:00 p.m. MT — SnapAV, a leading provider of A/V, surveillance, networking, automation, and remote management products for professionals, announces new products, integrations, and service enhancements, increasing its commitment to be the industry’s one-stop shop for dealers. At CEDIA Expo 2019, numerous new products and integrated solutions will be on display in neighboring booths, SnapAV® booth #3707 and Control4® booth #3013. “The new SnapAV team has moved quickly since merging with Control4 and is already delivering on our commitment to this industry,” said SnapAV CEO John Heyman.

Keypad Demo Kit Data Sheet Document

Control4 Wireless Lighting Demo Kits The Wireless Lighting Demo Kits provide an attractive, yet durable way to showcase the next generation of Control4 lighting controls. Each demo kit highlights the elegant industrial design, button engraving, backlighting and improved tactile response of a congurable Ideal for use in the showroom or on the go Includes a padded carrying bag, power cord and 25 color/nish cards Out of the box functionality—simply plug it into a power outlet and you’re ready to go All buttons are pre-engraved (See Included Engraving, below) Pre-programmed with blue LEDs for engraving backlighting and status LEDs.

Control4 Delivers the Lighting Control Solution of the Future…Today! Blog

This editorial is written by Dennis Burger, Editor in Chief at HomeTechTell and contributing writer at Residential Systems. Let’s face it: the upgrade cycle for electronics is a vicious, never-ending saga of self-flagellation. We consumers who like to stay on the cutting edge of tech are almost stuck with a sick sort of Stockholm Syndrome: We know next year’s new smartphone is probably going to sport the feature we really wanted last year; we know next year’s TVs are going to be packed with some new enticing net-connected feature. Do we buy a new receiver now, or wait until the brand we want adds Spotify or AirPlay or gapless FLAC playback down the road at a price we can afford? And don’t even get me started on the perpetual upgrade game when it comes to computers.

Composer HE User Guide Document

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Episode Mini 5.1 AVR Manual Document

INSTALLATION MANUAL Mini-5.1 AVR page | 2 REGULATORY COMPLIANCE AND SAFETY INFORMATION ElectricalSafety Advisory Sécurité électrique consultatif Important Safety Instructions Consignes de sécurité importantes Read the safety instructions before using this product. Lisez lesconsignes de sécuritéavant d’utiliserce produit. 1. Read these instructions. Lisezces instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. Conservezces instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. Respecteztous les avertissements. 4. Follow all instructions. Suivez toutes les instructions. 5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

Control4 Unveils New OS Capabilities at CEDIA Expo 2012 Press release

Indianapolis, IN - CEDIA Expo Booth 4949 - September 6, 2012, 2012 at 8:00AM ET - Control4, a leading innovator in residential and light-commercial automation systems, unveiled today the next major update to its award-winning automation operating system. Control4® OS 2.3, set for release in Q4 2012, will deliver a host of enhancements including a new lighting user experience, new applications for light commercial installations, and feature enhancements to boost performance and interoperability. "Control4 continues to enhance the consumer and dealer experience through the advancement of o

Control4 Introduces Enhanced Automation Solutions for Commercial Applications at ISE 2013 Press release

Amsterdam, NL – ISE Stand 8-H180 – January 29, 2013 – 6 PM CET/ 12 PM ET – Control4, a leader in residential and commercial automation systems, is showcasing a host of new products and applications ideal for commercial custom integrators at this year’s Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) in Amsterdam. Unveiling the new Control4® Panelized Lighting solution with Wired Keypads, new certified commercial drivers supporting the popular KNX protocol, and a host of new commercial apps and features, Control4 is helping its global dealer network deliver more automation systems into business, healthcare, restaurants and retail environments.

The Art of Control Project

For the luxurious home of John and Cheryl Norman in Aurora, Ohio, expectations for a home automation system were high. This could be because John is the president and CEO of a firm that designs and produces world-renowned traveling museum and fine art exhibits. For home automation specialists Audio Video Interiors, Control4© products were central to integrating the home's sprawling technology to deliver powerful media and convenience without sacrificing the home's extraordinary aesthetics. A Work of Art Maintaining aesthetics in a home with six surround sound systems, a dedicated theater, thirteen zones of distributed audio, and twelve zones of distributed video proved to be quite a challenge.

8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch Data Sheet Document

Control4 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch The Control4 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch distributes eight HDMI sources to eight video display locations with full HD clarity. All video sources connect to the HDMI Matrix Switch in a central location, tucked away and out of sight. As an added benet, wiring and clutter TV location.  Send eight HDMI sources to any eight video displays in full HD clarity (up to 1080p)  Centralized placement of video sources and control equipment reduces wiring and equipment clutter at each TV location  away—Requires HDBaseT Receiver (Sold separately)  Two HDMI outputs for local video display connections*—no HDBaseT Receiver is required  EDID management provides quick and reliable switching performance  of equipment used in other areas of the home  Simple Device Discovery Protocol (SDDP) and Composer-based EDID calibration tool for simplied dealer setup Control4 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch C4-8ZVMS-B 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch HDBaseT Receiver * 2 HDMI outputs function only if HDBaseT outputs 7&8 are not being used and vice versa Model Number C4-8ZVMS-B Video Inputs 8 HDMI HDBaseT Video Outputs 8 RJ-45 Local Video Outputs 2 HDMI Video Output Resolution 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p (60), 3D Stereo Audio Outputs* 8 3.5mm stereo Ethernet ports, pass through 8 RJ-45 RS-232 ports 8 3.5mm stereo IR ports, bi-directional 8 3.5mm stereo Network Connectivity 10/100 BaseT Ethernet, RJ-45 Rack Mount Ears Included Power Requirements 12VDC, 1.5A Environmental Operational Temperature 32F – 104F (0C – 40C) Humidity 5% to 95% Non-Condensing Storage -4 F - 158F (-20C - 70C) Miscellaneous Dimensions (HWD) With Feet 17.3” 10.1” 3.9” (440mm 257mm 100mm) Dimensions (HWD) Without Feet 17.3” 10.1” 3.6” (440mm 257mm 91mm) Weight 8.64 lbs (3.92 kg) Shipping Weight 12.48 lbs (5.66 kg) *Audio outputs do not pass multichannel audio such as Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.