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Controlling LED strips with RF
- kgschlosser
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Re: Controlling LED strips with RF
Vera plugin works 100% of the time. Even responds quicker then the stock UI for the controller. I know they have released a new version of the controller I have not read any reviews on it. They could have solved the issue with the unit being slow at times. But I use it strictly for lights and it's fine. When I added about 10 security cameras to the thing it didn't like it to much.
Re: Controlling LED strips with RF
Vera plugin works 100% of the time with... ?kgschlosser wrote:Vera plugin works 100% of the time. Even responds quicker then the stock UI for the controller. I know they have released a new version of the controller I have not read any reviews on it. They could have solved the issue with the unit being slow at times. But I use it strictly for lights and it's fine. When I added about 10 security cameras to the thing it didn't like it to much.
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Win7 64bit
EG: v0.5.0-rc4
Win7 64bit
EG: v0.5.0-rc4
