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  Control4 OS3 Software Version History Update 321.36.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.34.1 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.32.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.30.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.28.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.26.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.24.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.22.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.20.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.18.2 Full UI support for RTL languages. Hebrew translations included. Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.16.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.36.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.14.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.12.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.10.1 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.8.0 Stability improvements and bug fixes. Update 321.6.0 Stability impro

In order to pair a Nest temperature sensor to your Nest thermostat you will need to make sure you have a compatible version that allows communication between your T-Stat and Temp sensor. Nest has an online guide to help determine what Nest thermostat you own and can be viewed here . Compatible Nest Thermostats to Work with the Nest Temperature Sensor Nest Thermostat E 3rd Gen Nest Learning Thermostat

The placement of your Wifi router is important to gaining the best possible signal you can throughout your house. There are many variables to be aware of when locating the best location for your WiFi router and below are some tips and tricks when trying to determine the best available space for your router. Centrally locate your router to provide good coverage to all areas of the house. (Do not place on one end of your house) Limit the obstacles on or around your WiFi router (mirrors, glass, cabinetry and drywall all reduce signal strength) Do not place WiFi router on the floor as it will hinder signal strength. Place WiFi router on a table or counter top. Make sure the orientation of your router is correct. Knowing where the antennas are located on the unit will help determine the antennas signal pattern in correlation to the area you are locating it in. The house wiring may be a large determining factor where you will be able to locate your WiFi router but new wiring can alwa

Keeping your Wifi secure is a very easy and important to do especially today when more and more people rely heavily on the data we use. General rule of thumb is to keep your password as long as possible. A computer program can hack your password faster the shorter it is. If only 7 characters are used your password can be cracked in .29 milliseconds! At minimum I would suggest your password to be as least 9 characters long as the amount of time to crack becomes days instead of hours or minutes. When creating that new password it is also important to keep a secure note of what it is as you will be giving to friends and guests that will surely want to use your WiFi.

Sonos has released their new S2 app and before upgrading and switching over you will want to make sure your products are compatible with the new S2 app ecosystem. If all your new products are compatible from the picture above you will be all set to upgrade. If you are unsure of this you will want to login to your Sonos system dashboard online to verify which can be done from the link below. Sonos System Dashboard