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The SR-250 offers an OLED backlit text display, and it also navigates your TV's on-screen menu. You'll never again have every remote in your hands except for the one that you need. The SR-250 controls every device on your system, so you can adjust your lighting, thermostat, window coverings and security system without leaving your couch. We also offer installation and setup. Call us to set up a free consultation, and let us help you design the perfect system for your home. Be the first to review this product! Used: Very GoodMinor usage marks but nothing major. No battery, manual or factory packaging included. Ships in secure packaging.Please try again.Please try again.Tons of control in a small package that fits perfectly in your hand.In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Register a free business account Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Please try your search again later.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Thomas J Moore 3.0 out of 5 stars Not a universal remote I have been a loyal Control4 customer through multiple homes and many years but I do not believe they are even relevant anymore. I have been moving my homes over to Sonos with independent roku boxes and there simple remotes at each TV. If you have a Control4 system and need another remote you will still need your dealer to program this, it must be connected to your existing Control4 system. I have not had luck with them lasting very long. It seems like the dealers are drying up and blowing away, getting service is becoming a nightmare so I don’t think I would start off with this type of a system. I don’t use Apple TV but I hear it is pretty amazing.
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I feel the dealer installed systems are thing of the past for the average person. I truly believe smart TVs and all of the other options are so much easier and less you have a huge mansion and want to automate a bunch of stuff these don’t really make sense.It works well but you’re dependent on the installer. If you change internet service providers, you have to have the installer come back and log you in to your own internet system. That’s a big drawback.It is very proprietary and requires a seasoned pro to fix. I live over 100 miles west of Denver. I would recommend only if you’re willing to pay these fees. Personally I would stick with a television remote: in my case a Samsung. Works great. Control 4 is very proprietary. Be prepared to pay theses fees. You’ll be happy then.My dealer never told me that I would need to pay hourly rate to make this expensive POS anything but a brick. It doesn't even recognize its own rechargeable battery until your installer activates it. Their arguments for locking it down are bull. Anyone with half a brain could come up with basic program, or spend money one time to have installer program it. You would then save that program and upload it to device any time you wanted. But you could then program yourself or modify original program. This system is really designed to make dealers do anything to get you to buy this piece of crap because they own you after that. This company should subject to a class action lawsuit - how many consumers buy this without being told how useless it is unless you continue to spend money on it. You don't really own this device - your dealer owns it forever. I bought a Logitech emote that does 90 of what this Control 4 junk can do and I don't have to pay someone every time I add a new device to my smart home network or home theater.Don't get hoodwinked into installing this system in your home. It's a disaster.
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Use the backlit list navigator to quickly enable commands, or use the remote to control on-screen navigation through your TV. Custom program favorites buttons to enact your favorite control settings, or use the Watch or Listen buttons for one-touch access to your audio and video entertainment. Here are the major features of the Control4 System Remote Control, SR-250: Design Buy now to take advantage of free shipping on this item. Add to cart and hit the checkout button to see shipping charges for this product. Complete your order now to take advantage of free shipping on this product. Add to cart and hit the checkout button to see shipping charges for this product. Start building your home theater today. We are able to sell this item to you in our retail location, please call for details. To activate it, enter the code below at checkout. Please call us at 1-866-795-5120 for immediate assistance. By providing us this information. Store Collection Available. In-Store Demonstration Control4 integrates all of your devices into one simple system so you can ditch all of your other remotes and have one truly “universal” control. Use the backlit list navigator to quickly enable commands, or use the remote to control on-screen navigation through your TV. It’s like having a 65” command screen. Custom program favorites buttons to enact your favorite control settings, or use the Watch or Listen buttons for one-touch access to your audio and video entertainment. Okay, thanks. Configure the Remote Control 1 Start Composer and connect to the Control ler. 2 In the System Design view (selected by default), select the room where the System Remote Control will reside. 3 Under the My Drivers tab, locate the SR - 250 under the User Interface section. 4 Double-click SR - 250 to add the device to the project tree. 5 Identify the SR - 250: a. In the Connections view, go to the Network tab. b. Select System Remote Control SR - 250 in the center pane. c.
Click Identify (or right-click and choose Identify). d. When prompted to do so, press the red 4 button four (4) times to have the device identify itself to the Control 4 system. Note: To complete the identification process, the System Remote Control must be on the same ZigBee channel as the Control ler; the Control ler must have Zserver enabled. If you need to change the ZigBee channel on the System Remote Control, see step 7. e. Once the MAC address appears in the window, click Close. 6 View or change the System Remote Control properties as needed in Composer: In the System Design view in the project tree, select the System Remote Control SR - 250 object to display the device’s properties. These buttons can be programmed to execute any of the AV device’s macros or IR codes. Based on AV Device (pictured): a. Select the System Design view. b. Select an AV device to display the device’s Properties page. c. On the device’s Properties page, choose Code or Macro for the button you want to program, and then choose a code or macro from the drop-down list, edit the Help text as needed, and then choose Set. Note: Help text describes custom programming to end-users under the House option in any of the Navigators. For example: (1) In System Design view, select Disc Changer. (2) Under Red button, choose Code. (3) From the drop-down list, choose Subtitle. (4) Choose the Set button to create a Subtitle button. For more information about programming, refer to the Composer Help file. Program the System Remote Control Paging Feature You can configure the Beep paging feature of this System Remote Control through programming. This feature can be used to page a lost System Remote Control. A keypad or custom button can be programmed to cause the System Remote Control to beep when pressed. This would allow the user to find the lost System Remote Control. To program the paging feature for this System Remote Control: 1 Start Composer and connect to a Director.
2 Select the Programming view. 3 Select the Event that you want to use to start the page. For example, to select a a keypad button press, first select the keypad under the Device Event section (on the left), and then select the button under Events. 4 In the Actions list (on the right), select System Remote Control SR - 250. 5 In the Commands list, choose an action for the System Remote Control, and then double-click the green arrow to add the action to the script.Thank you, for helping us keep this platform clean. The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. Something went wrong. View cart for details. All Rights Reserved. User Agreement, Privacy, Cookies and AdChoice Norton Secured - powered by Verisign. For all other locations including Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Alaska, please request a quote prior to purchase. Items with factory packaging will be double boxed. When factory packaging not available re-usable shipping box with custom injected-foam mold will be used. (for all items over 10 lbs). We also represent many fine brands such as Audeze, Crystal Cable, Micromega, Peachtree Audio, PS Audio, Quad, Rogers High Fidelity, Wharfedale, XLO Cables, Balanced Audio Technology. We have daily phone support at 720-33-MUSIC, and we are always paying cash for quality used gear. Trade offers are carefully considered. Contact us to find out how easy it can be to get a quick, fair, cash price for your gently used gear. Click here to get a quote for your gear now. Logistics is our specialty.Erie, CO 80516 An email will be sent to the address below containing a link to verify your email address. Designed for useIt also has a convenient OLED backlit display that convertsThese items are shipped either directly from our supplier, or they are shipped to our warehouse, and then to you as soon as we recieve them. Back to login Login here Making your automotive dreams come true since 1987! Call us at 315-458-5000 or email us at anytime!
Next day availability on most parts (In Store Pickup Only). To comply with the new e-Privacy directive, you agree to the privacy policy and our use of cookies. Please Sign in or create an account. Tons of control in a small package that fits perfectly in your hand. Bi-directional communication—Two-way communication with the Control4 home automation system gives you status information as well as control of any connected device. Anywhere control—Wireless connectivity enables control of any intelligent device from anywhere in the house; no more pointing the remote at the TV. Anything control—Control an entire home automation system with this compact remote. View Complete Details Complete control—Control an entire home automation system with this compact remote. Great value—priced to enable on-screen control in every room in the home. View Complete Details Get Best Deal I agree to the terms and privacy policy All rights reserved. The site may not work properly if you don't update your browser. If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit old reddit. Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 1 Reverse Engineering C4 SR-250 Remote Control Totally get it. And I understand why C4 creates a protected market place for its dealer ecosystem. No hate here -- everyone needs to earn a living, and knowledge and competency has value. I'd love to be able to repurpose the SR-250 remote. I think it's a good piece of kit, and was wondering if I might be able to reverse engineer the protocol to use it for my own purposes. Assume that I can get access to a version of Composer Pro. C4 dealer here. Unless there's a cracked version out there somewhere, you'll need an active C4 dealer login to be able to activate Composer Pro ( CP requires activation every 30 days). There's no way around that that I know of.
To the best of my knowledge, there's no second life outside of C4 for SR remotes, but that doesn't mean it's not possible. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I have a C4 Controller, too, as well as an IO Expander. They all came with the apartment. I did a bit of googling and there appears to be a patch for CP available out there in Torrent-landia. I'm on a Mac, so I guess I'll have to fire up a VM to get it running and see if I can sniff out the packets. I'd like to have an RPI be able to understand the controls so that I can use the SR-250 with HASS. All in all, C4 makes some very high quality kit (hence my post here). It will deifnitely be the way that I would suggest to any friend who isn't one or all of the above. If a friend were to go the RPI route, I'd end up having to support them. First, you would need a working system so you could sniff out the zigbee packets. Second, you'd have to hope it isn't encrypted. Although this isn't as big as a roadblock as it seems since the remote appears to have ready JTAG access underneath the battery. Third, you would then need to reverse engineer what I can only assume are a ton of different packet types that are received and sent to the remote. Finally, you would then need to design a device (e.g. a receiver) that could act when it received commands from the remote. I've done this before, it isn't as easy it sounds. Although, you may be able to use OpenHAB or something as the ecosystem that powers this. Personally, it's probably easiest to search around google on how program a Control4 system. I'd also consider just reverse engineering the firmware on the remote using the JTAG interface. That is probably easier than intercepting the Zigbee signals. Do you get some kind of response. That's where you want to start. Or just SSH into the box. It's just Linux. Probably uses the default password. Button presses are reported back in a single message packet. On screen stuff is tougher, but it isn't that hard to get to work.
Saw some projects to do zigbee sniffing, so I'll check those out. All rights reserved Back to top. Free shipping ! ( to Continental US only! )Sometimes, you get interrupted, and you put it down without charging it. Keep an extra battery pack and cover around so that your remote is always ready to go. When you purchase more than one battery now and alternate them in your remote control, you're not going to have to purchase another battery. Not for a really long time. The magnets ensure that your remote fits snugly in its recharging sleeve, seated into the charger, so that it's always ready when you need it. Please call us for more info. We ship free ( to Continental US only )! These cookies help us understand how customers arrive at and use our site and help us make improvements. I have tried to type the MAC addresses into Composer (2.7.2), but it still doesn't identify. One of the remotes was locked on Channel 11. I was able to get that remote to identify after a couple of tries by pushing the red 4 button. So I suspect the problem is getting the other 2 remotes to lock on Zigbee Channel 11. How can I get the remote to lock on one Zigbee channel?Which is older?THEN go into connections and identify the remote.click the red 4, 4 times. it worksRed, green, yellow, and blue buttons will light up. Then release.I have tried to type the MAC addresses into Composer (2.7.2), but it still doesn't identify. One of the remotes was locked on Channel 11. I was able to get that remote to identify after a couple of tries by pushing the red 4 button. So I suspect the problem is getting the other 2 remotes to lock on Zigbee Channel 11. How can I get the remote to lock on one Zigbee channel? Which is older? Thanks so much. Did both the reset and leave the netowk and re-identified and we're good.Paste as plain text instead Display as a link instead Clear editor Upload or insert images from URL. Your home, smarter.
Control4 is a brand of equipment which is scale-able, allowing you to grow the system as your needs require and you can begin by simply controlling the TV equipment in your living room. This system is great if you have more than one remote sitting on your coffee table right now however, this is not a DIY system. If you want this system is must come from an authorized trained dealer who also does the installation and setup for you. But, if you’re willing to invest a little more money than a DIY remote you’ll likely be very happy you did. It can also be used as a primary controller to boost performance in smaller systems. The compact design makes it easy to mount in a rack or behind a TV so you can enjoy the power of on-screen control virtually anywhere.This product is great for one-room systems It’s really that simple. This system is a little more pricey than DIY remote and must be professionally installed. If you want NextDay, we can save the other items for later. Order by, and we can deliver your NextDay items by. You won’t get NextDay delivery on this order because your cart contains item(s) that aren’t “NextDay eligible”. In your cart, save the other item(s) for later in order to get NextDay delivery. Oops! There was a problem with saving your item(s) for later. You can go to cart and save for later there.See our disclaimer Recharging Station with universal adapters for multiple countries, made for the SR-250 System Remote Control.rnrnIncludes: Charging Base, Battery, Battery Door, Charging Cable, International Wall Adapter Kit, and a Guide.rn Type: Charging Station Control4 Recharging Station for the SR-250 System Remote Control (Refurbished) Specifications Brand Control4 Manufacturer Control4 Customer Reviews Write a review Be the first to review this item. Ask a question Ask a question If you would like to share feedback with us about pricing, delivery or other customer service issues, please contact customer service directly.
So if you find a current lower price from an online retailer on an identical, in-stock product, tell us and we'll match it. See more details at Online Price Match.All Rights Reserved. To ensure we are able to help you as best we can, please include your reference number: Feedback Thank you for signing up. You will receive an email shortly at: Here at Walmart.com, we are committed to protecting your privacy. Your email address will never be sold or distributed to a third party for any reason. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Customer Care. Thank you Your feedback helps us make Walmart shopping better for millions of customers. OK Thank you! Your feedback helps us make Walmart shopping better for millions of customers. Sorry. We’re having technical issues, but we’ll be back in a flash. Done. Rather than utilise a custom button our new Find My Remote driver makes mapping this action to a Control4 touchscreen prettier. This driver will only work on Control4 OS 2.9 and above. Just select the remote in the drivers properties and the duration.Lost your remote? Now you have a pretty button to make it beep so you can find it. Why doesn't my remote beep immediately. Remotes take upto a minute to check in. As such it will not beep immediately and will take upto a minute to start beeping. Once beeping has started you can cancel it by pressing any button on the remote. Factory reset it, paired it, and viola it’s sending catchall commands I can parse. Being able to use 48 buttons to trigger different things is pretty cool. I also picked up a couple of the new Harmony Ultimate Home. None of it quite integrates like I’d like (I’d really like C4 UI and flexibility I can program myself, which is what I think you’re after too). Personal opinion, there’s a real market here for someone to create a C4 like platform with customer programmability. I am doing it now with a custom driver I wrote to handle inbound requests.
But since ST can’t parse large responses, I need a better device discovery process to add C4 devices into ST. Bad news is the control surfaces in ST leave a ton to be desired to use any of the devices. But I’m not holding my breath. The fundamental flaw with C4 is the dealer model vs DIY. C4 will be passed up eventually by ST and the others, or absorbed by a big player (MS, Google, Apple, etc.) I picked it up and it integrates seamlessly with ST. If (like you suggest) I can really add more of the Control4 devices I have to ST (Really hoping to get their thermostats working), I’ll be in great shape! I have put on hold further integration until I see the hub v2. I’m hoping to find some time to start logging the pairing process more and the initial clusters reported by ST during the pairing process for more devices. If it paired, you should get an “unknown” device in the IDE. Then you can have the IDE hook up to this unknown device and try sending discover packets or other zigbee commands and see what it responds with. I’m finding it amazing that I can’t do the most simple things with a single remote. I really want to be able to use a single remote to do nothing more than this: I’m very interested to know if this C4 remote has a device type that suites these cases. Of course, I have no interest in actually deploying a C4 system, but the remote seems useful. So this is not viable for the above. I can probably assist here if needed. Used it for controlling my sonos. However, when the battery died, the device lost its firmware and had to repair it up to control4 to push the firmware out. So this is just not a viable solution at the moment. Unless you know how to restore the firmware without being a dealer for control4, this remote will not work as a standalone device. Thanks for the clarification. Well what a bummer. Explore 0 Description Important Note: Control 4 Products Must Be Professionally Installed.
Easy to use High visibility screen and backlit keys for easy use in any lighting conditions. Tons of control in a small package that fits perfectly in your hand. Bi-directional communication Two-way communication with the Control4 home automation system gives you status information as well as control of any connected device. Anything control Control an entire home automation system with this compact remote. Ditch all the other remotes in your housethis does it all. Imported from USA. Features. High visibility screen and backlit keys for easy use in anyTwo-way communication with the Control4 home automation systemWireless connectivity enables control of any intelligent deviceControl an entire home automation system with this compact. Update my browser now By Dennis Burger The new Control4 SR-260 System Remote, though, as its name implies, is an incremental upgrade over the company’s previous flagship wand-style remote, the SR-250. If my calculations are correct, that change in numbering indicates a roughly four-percent upgrade over the previous model. And at first glance you’d think that figure sounds about right. Because it doesn’t really look like much has changed. But the ring motif hasn’t disappeared from the remote altogether. The buttons were too cramped. Their layout made no sense. All of those buttons not only have more room to breathe now, but they’re also much larger, with a much more logical arrangement: the play button right at the center of the ring, with pause below, skip buttons to the left and right, scan buttons just above those, and the DVR button (probably my most-used button after the pause key) situated right at the top. Aside from that, though, I have to admit that the way I use the System Remote hasn’t changed all that drastically, except in one respect that I’ll touch upon in a sec. Operating the lights is the same. Working the locks and checking my security cameras is the same. Tweaking the schedule on my thermostat works no differently.
Indeed, the new SR-260 even feels pretty much just like the old SR-250 in terms of ergonomics and overall layout. I have to admit, though, that the new screen built into the SR-260 has been a way bigger bonus for me than I expected it to be. Gone is the amber OLED screen of old. In its place is a larger, brighter, higher-resolution screen with colors that can be customized with hues like Screaming Green and Wild Watermelon and 17 other selections (not all of them quite so saucy). That seems like such a little thing on paper, but the customization option just makes the System Remote feel less generic, and more like a thing that’s tailored specifically to my tastes. No more running out of juice right in the middle of a movie. And no more digging through menus to see how much longer I can make it before needing to slap a new set of batteries into the back of the remote. In fact, I could have easily just opened Control4’s Composer Pro software, dragged the driver for the SR-260 into my home theater (after upgrading to OS 2.7, that is), picked a new color for my screen, and I would have been super happy with the upgrade, since all of the device programming is updated automatically. Assuming you do your OS upgrades remotely, you could set up a new SR-260 for your clients in, like, five minutes from the time you walk through the door. Those, it turns out, are custom buttons, which can be programmed independently for each activity. In my case, for example, when I’m watching my OPPO Blu-ray player, one of the custom buttons acts as an input control for the player itself, so I can switch to the Roku Stick plugged into its MHL port without having to navigate to the home screen and scroll through icons.Given the two-way nature of the Control4 system, our remotes are intimately intertwined and constantly in sync, so any input changes she makes with the old SR-250 are instantly reflected on my SR-260. That means there’s no more fighting over the remote.
And any little black box that can affect that sort of dramatic lifestyle change deserves major kudos in my book. But little changes make a big difference. The new transport control layout in particular makes operating the remote by touch alone so much easier. The form factor remained the same, which means that the remote is a bit bricklike. Some nice sculpted finger rests on the back would have made the unit easier to hold. But that’s a minor complaint. England and Wales company registration number 2008885.