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Home / News / Control4 OS 3.2.2 Software Update Fully Supports the OvrC Ecosystem

Control4 OS 3.2.2 Software Update Fully Supports the OvrC Ecosystem

  • June 1, 2021
  • 12:29 pm
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SnapAV’s new Control4 OS 3.2.2 software update adds full support for OvrC Pro remote equipment management to all EA and CA series Control4 controllers, among other enhancements.

The update offers SnapAV Partners the ability to remotely manage and service clients’ Control4-connected devices, paving the way for service contracts, more immediate troubleshooting, reduced truck rolls, and greater system insight.

A Control4 Upsell Tool

“This update adds powerful remote access capabilities for all existing Control4 systems with an EA controller installed worldwide, giving our Partners a new upsell tool and simplifying system maintenance and problem solving,” said Kenny Kim, VP product management, platform & services. “With native OvrC integration, Partners gain visibility into the entire network of connected devices, including the C4 Chime Video Doorbell, T4 Touchscreen, IP power conditioners, and more.”

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Through enhanced diagnostic data, system health status, and push alerts for device failures, OvrC makes it faster and easier to provide rapid customer service no matter where technicians are, Kim noted.

Remotely View Device Health Ratings

The OS 3.2.2 update also makes Zigbee Health available in Composer Pro, so now it’s easier for Partners to remotely view device health ratings and quickly diagnose and fix any issues.

A dashboard provides an overview of the entire system, while switching to the device-specific view unveils online/offline status, boot counts and any failed communications with other Zigbee devices.

At the same time, SnapAV has made it easier for Partners to access and download logs for different devices without needing to be on the same network.

“With more data transparency and ability to troubleshoot remotely, Control4 and OvrC Partners can add demonstrable value at no cost to their business, providing a meaningful reason to reconnect with clients and explain the benefits of adding OvrC functionality,” Kim said.

Control4 System Aesthetic Improvements

The OS 3.2.2 software improves system aesthetics as well, allowing Partners to synchronize the backlighting on multiple lighting dimmers, switches or keypads by designating one of them to act as an ambient light sensor for multiple follower devices.

Using up to 16 follower devices per source and up to 20 sources per project, multiple lighting devices in the same wall box and in the same room will synchronize button backlighting based on the source device’s ambient light sensing.

Boosting System Security

System security gets a boost as well, with V2 modules and Bus Ethernet Gateway V2 now supporting TLS 1.2, which authenticates and encrypts communication between modules and the Control4 controller. Lastly, Access Agent can now lock down or hide access to the schedule tab or presets edit button within the thermostat UI, essentially child-proofing the climate settings.

SnapAV Partners must be a certified dealer for both Control4 and OvrC to take advantage of the remote management capabilities, and new OvrC prospects can create an account at www.OvrC.com.

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Residential Tech Today’s former executive editor Jeremy Glowacki is an editorial veteran with more than 20 years of professional experience with numerous publications. In 2000, he helped create and launch Residential Systems, a business and technology magazine for the custom integration business. He served as day-to-day editor of that title and content director of the CEDIA Daily, Systems Contractor News, and several other B2B titles until joining Innovative Properties Worldwide in 2018. Jeremy was named a CEDIA Fellow in 2012.
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