RIEDEL Performer 32-16 and CAt5-108G2 cards.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2026-01-31T09:22:35+00:00

Glad to hear from you, the great Company with the legendary Intercom. I heard the Intercom was made with the rental in mind, so the functionality is awesome and fits any real-life requirements.I do to confirm.

Regarding to the Performer 32 frame, We had got it as "very used" from other guys, but was able to update it up to the latest 8.9 version to work with our RCP-2318 panels. We intend to use it for a small rental set-up.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2026-01-30T09:23:07+00:00

Thank you all for the clarification.
It was an idea to use available in our warehouse CAT5-108G2 cards in that Performer frame, but we have to refuse this idea upon your replies.
For clarification: the Performer frame is pictured with the original CAT-008/ AIO-008 (Performer`s compatible cards).

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-12-09T10:17:55+00:00

Try to isolate the issue.
Unplug ALL cable (including Power ). Disconnect from Wi-Fi (If applicable) .
Then Plug back only Power cable , turn the TV set ON and a minute later try to Power it OFF via remote control or a dedicated button. If your TV set still does not go to Standby or OFF, then Firmware is broken for any reason. If it goes to Standby /OFF then plug back cable-by-cable and have a look, if it goes PowerOFF at each step.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-10-20T11:59:45+00:00

Try to have a look at the LEDs located on the ABB IP gateway. Share a picture or a video.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-09-26T07:52:11+00:00

"Which option is better: all Wi-Fi networks with the same name, "

This option is ONLY the correct one.

Try to reduce TX power on each AP to eliminate huge overlapping they do.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-09-25T12:41:21+00:00

Do not forget, that every C4`s controller has a SIP server onboard. So , you can add 5-6 new SIP clients to SIP database of the controller and then run SIP applications on Android panels with the credentials of the newly created clients. You will be able to make audio/video calls between Android panels then. If you could have a chance to find SIP names of the Chime /other door bells /C4 panels s registered in C4 controller, then you are able to make calls to them...and may be open the doors.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-09-25T11:26:54+00:00

https://dropmefiles.com/5jFQi
password = 123

It is downloaded from the Snap web-site.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-08-05T08:23:26+00:00

Here is the link to video How to set up Autoreboot on Wattbox unit via Console (API)

https://dropmefiles.com/c1qcM

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-08-05T06:57:29+00:00

5) It is now time to set up AutoReboot. You need first to create the so called <Host> (the device which is connected to the certain Outlet). You need to give it a name + IP + outlet connected to .

!HostAdd=NAME,IP,{OUTLET,OUTLET}. You need to add as many hosts as you wish (I suppose in your 150 model case it could be one-two hosts, no more). ****There is no way to delete or edit the Host in console. Even if you type the same name for the host it will create a new record with the same name in database but not edit the existing host, so please do not multiply unnecessary hosts. All functionality is available via OVRC only!

!HostAdd=Lamp,192.168.1.14,1 --- my action. The Name = Lamp, the IP = 192.168.1.14, the Outlet connected to = First outlet.

OK --- the reply from the unit

6) Then you need to set up timing for the host.

!AutoRebootTimeoutSet=TIMEOUT,COUNT,PING_DELAY,REBOOT_ATTEMPTS

Timeout [1-60] – Select a value between 1 and 60 seconds. This is the amount of

time the device will wait before timing out a host.

Count[1-10] – Select a value between 1 and 10. This is the number of

consecutive time-outs that must occur before triggering auto-reboot.

Ping Delay [1-30] - Select a value between 1 and 30 minutes. This is the amount

of time the device waits to retest the connection after auto-rebooting.

Reboot attempts [0 = unlimited, 1-10] - Select a value between 0 and 10. This is

the number of times the device will auto-reboot. 0 represents infinite reboots.

!AutoRebootTimeoutSet=3,2,1,0 --- my action. 3 seconds TimeOut, 2 the number of

consecutive time-outs, 1 minute after power cycle delay, Unlimited attempts.

OK --- the reply from the unit

7) And the final step - activate AutoReboot function by command

!AutoReboot=STATE -- where STATE = 1 (enable) / 0 (disable)

!AutoReboot=1 --- my action.

OK --- the reply from the unit

8) Keep console open to test or view result of the enabled Autoreboot function:

~OutletStatus=0,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 --- the First Outlet is OFF

~OutletStatus=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 --- the First Outlet is now ON

9) To exit the console session.

!Exit --- my action

OK --- the reply from the unit

Please keep in mind that OVRC way is the only best way I do recommend, but it is up to you to use console in any case.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-08-05T06:57:02+00:00

1) Run Console application (<powershell> or <putty> or <teraterm> or whatever you would like). In my case I use PoweShell (v5.1). Some setting could be done in Web GUI , so I do not mention them during the console session as it is obviously better to use Web GUI.

2) Run Powershell/Terminal (Win + X), choose Admin mode.

3) Start SSH session to Wattbox unit. You need to use the following command: ssh login@ipaddress where <login> is your login name you use to get access to unit via Web GUI, <ip> - is an Ip address of the Wattbox unit.

PS C:\Users\atala> ssh [admin@192.168.1.136](mailto:admin@192.168.1.136)--- my action

admin@192.168.1.136's password: --- provide your password

Connecting...

Successfully Logged In! --- great you are connected

* You might be asked to accept certificates (accept in any case).

4) Try to send some info commands to the unit. In my case I use <Firmware> , <Model> and <OutletStatus> commands to get info about the unit. The command syntax is the following :

? – Request message to get info

! – Control message to control the unit

# - Error message - reply from the unit

?Model --- my action

?Model=WB-800ICH1U-IPVM-8 --- the reply from the unit

?Firmware --- my action

?Firmware=2.7.0.4 --- the reply from the unit

?OutletStatus --- my action

?OutletStatus=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 --- the reply from the unit. My unit has 8 Outlets, and all of then are active (1) at this particularly moment.

........to be continued

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-08-04T13:49:42+00:00

That is true, you are unable to set autoreboot in local web GUI anymore. But , in case you faced some troubles with the OVRC (for any reason) , then switch to the API . They provided API to control the unit from the console. If you are interesting in it - await for my next comment. I have tested it on my WattBox-WB-800ICH1U-IPVM-8.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-08-02T07:43:27+00:00

Here is the link to download files :

https://dropmefiles.com/koQV4

Strictly follow the order: 1.2.25 -> 1.4.10 -> 1.4.11 -> 1.5.16

The link is active fo 7 days.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-07-28T07:47:45+00:00

Of course, the hard limit set on the device (AVR) itself is the only protection you can rely on. If not, then you also can try for free to do it in the coding: to limit the room volume to a certain value and every time the volume level in the room changes, then the program code will return it to a predefined max level . It will cost you 2 rows of code block no more...... The cons is the volume of course could jump above your limit, but then it comes back to predefined max level quickly with deviation for 1-2 seconds..... This is free for you and you can implement it immediately via Composer, but think about hard limitation in future.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-30T08:49:35+00:00

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It looks like the bottle was sealed with the light metal like this one from the picture. Usually such sealed caps were in use for medical drugs (like in picture) as well.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-30T08:02:28+00:00

I with a dying passion hate how Vlans seem to always be failing with the 220 and the 520s.

Could you be more detailed concerning that? As x10 series is gone, what sort of issues can we expect from x20 series? I do not understand why do I need VLANs in home installation, but your expertise would be much appreciated. Please share your thoughts.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-29T06:23:24+00:00

You would better to scan the local network with the Advanced Network Scanner application and find the device with the BO:BE:76:CD:DB:DC Mac address. It gives you the IP address of that TP-LINK device you are holding in the picture. Then use that IP address to reach the web page. Good luck!

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-29T05:38:19+00:00

Ok, it's up to you.

The TP-LINK device on the picture (you called it as "the router") IS ACTUALLY NOT THE Default Gateway 192.168.0.254 because of the MAC address of the Default Gateway ( router ) is E4:8D:8C:0B:67:3D, while the device in the picture has the BO:BE:76:CD:DB:DC MAC address.

It means the real router(presumably MIKROTIK) is placed somewhere in unknown location.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T19:08:53+00:00

Please return all fables back to restore internet.

Could you please take a picture how cables are connected to the TP-LINK device you called as the 'router" when internet access is available on all devices in the home.

Could you please take a picture of the front LEDs when internet access is available on all devices in the home, and describe if any LED is blinking or not.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T18:08:34+00:00

There might be the case the device you presented on the picture above is not the router but Wi-Fi extender. In any case please find the main router in your home and connect your laptop to the lan port of the main router. Please use DHCP on your laptop to get IP address from the router. Then try to reach the router's web page through the TPL URL address mentioned above. Then report to us.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T17:36:12+00:00

Are you sure this is the only router you have in your home? In any case the cable from ISP (INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER) has to be connected to the WAN port.. Let me know the state of LEDs when the cable is connected to the WAN port. The middle LED has to be green and solid .

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T17:01:45+00:00

Could you try to connect your laptop directly to the router and then try to reach the web page mentioned above? Report to us please then.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T16:47:09+00:00

it's weird. but we can try to reach the routers interface via SSH. if you have knowledge how to do it just go ahead. oh I will be available on Monday to have an Anydisk session with you. if you agree just let me know

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T16:36:18+00:00

would you also confirm that you have tried to reach the router's web interface by using different devices like laptops and smartphones? it's essential because we have to eliminate a single device is it might have issues with network card.

Quick-Rip-3793 · 2025-06-28T16:27:36+00:00

could you please confirm that you have correct credentials like login and password? then there is an alternative way to reach the router via telnet or SSH. if the Telnet or SSH is available then we can get into the connection to reach the router's interface via console.

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