On a given pico, I want use the fast pico driver for buttons 1/2/4/5 to maximize event speed. And I want to use the regular pico driver for button 3 to access double click and hold. But I don't think this works. I tried to setup a "q" device and a "p" device with the same device number in the Lutron Integrator app, and so far, no joy. Pretty sure I'm asking it to do something it was not designed to do.
So I'm thinking the best approach is to use RM5 to simulate double clicks and holds (again, just for button 3). But before I go to the trouble, I'm wondering whether anyone has faced this down. Any creative approaches?
I haven't tried this, but I think it should work. Setup the Lutron integration on two hubs. Configure the Pico with the fast Pico driver on one hub, and the regular Pico driver on the other.
Configure your button controller app for buttons 1, 2, 4, and 5 on the first hub. And for button 3 on the other hub.
(Obviously, use Hub Mesh to share relevant devices between the hubs).
P.S. Thinking back, I think I did this 5-6 years ago. Hub Mesh wasn't around, but I used HubConnect.
