Any advice is appreciated on how to set up a new Caseta whole home system with Pico remotes and regular hard wired switches. Based on what I have read, the thing to do is set up the Picos in one "room" and not connect them via the Lutron app, but instead connect them through HE to Caseta devices an…

Hopefully you already have this covered, but you want the PRO version of the Caseta bridge for integrating with Hubitat -- the more commonly available version of the bridge that's sold off-the-shelf at big-box stores like Home Depot is not the Pro version. I'll let other folks smarter than me on Ca…

[image] user6393: Any advice is appreciated on how to set up a new Caseta whole home system with Pico remotes and regular hard wired switches Not sure what you mean about regular switches, meaning are they smart devices? The way caseta works is if you have a pico and a caseta switch and plac…

[image] user6393: Based on what I have read, the thing to do is set up the Picos in one "room" and not connect them via the Lutron app, but instead connect them through HE to Caseta devices and then expose them through HomeKit for exposing the platform remotely. Not sure what you mean by this…

With the Pro bridge and Hubitat, Picos can be used a couple ways... In all cases, they will need to be integrated from Caseta, so they need to be added to your Caseta bridge to start. I have a couple Picos that I just leave wholly within Caseta - they simply control certain Caseta switches and the…

So, I want to be able to use the Hubitat to enable either a double press or long press to turn the scene off. My plan is to order the likes of the L41 4-button picos, use the HE to assign a scene to each of the 4 buttons, and then use the HE to allow for a long press of the button to turn off the s…

Also, I am not clear on when you say a preceptible delay -- how noticeable is the delay if I use a scene a pico and customize its functionality and then expose it to HomeKit for use on my phones and iPads as well? I find the Caseta default configurations of the buttons on Picos to be very limiting,…

[image] user6393: how noticeable is the delay In my experience, 2-5 seconds. Definitely perceptible. You can get around this by pairing your Picos to a RadioRA2 main repeater that is configured to use a slightly different radio frequency than the one used by the Caseta Pro bridge.

You will also want to use the Hubitat driver Lutron Pico (not the Lutron Pico Fast) in order to get the double click or held to work, and that also adds a bit of time to realize that the button isn't going to be pressed a second time. Overall, I find the total time to activate devices to be acceptab…

Apologies -- I should clarify a bit of exactly what I am trying to do, based on some of the comments here. I am replacing an old and now malfunctioning Homeworks 4 series processor system with Caseta. I liked the 6 button switches on Homeworks, but I don't want to spend $20K+ to replace it. That …

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aaiyar August 17, 2023, 3:06am 19

Yes. Here you go: