Mike M

@jpoje It seems the Eisy doesn't support the CW/WW colors currently. So only colors that can be addressed via the HSV (RGB) can be used. I've made a request on the Zigbee forum here about adding this capability, but haven't heard back and I don't know how important or easy/hard a change like that is in the Eisy system. I'm still working on the install side, so I haven't checked out the Node side to see if it's something that I could help develop, but it's somewhere on my to do list.

Working to get the BTF-Lighting Zigbee controller running. It's working for on/off and Hue/Saturation (RGB), but there seems to be no way to get the CCT (CW/WW) white colors working. Maybe an easy addition? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2JR1DXZ (Let me know if this should be posted elsewhere!) -Mike

Hi all, I'm back! Got my first Zigbee controller and RGBCCT strip. Got it all connected to the EISY via Zigbee and it's working! I can do RGB via Hue-Saturation without a problem and on/dim/off. How can I enable and turn on the two white options (CW and WW)? Is there a setting on the eisy admin console? Or something else I'm missing?

Thank you @n_sievers and @tlightne as well! I went ahead and purchased a Zigbee GLEDOPTO controller. I'll update when I have it setup! Appreciate the feedback and insight!

Thanks @firstone, I appreciate it! It looks like a good solution to be Zigbee, which I assume can connect directly to the EISY (with the Zigbee module)? Does anyone have Zigbee-compatible LED strips working directly with EISY? I know Zigbee was only recently released in production for EISY (I believe). Thank you!!

Long time ISY994 user, recently upgraded to EISY and now looking to add some LED strips for kitchen under and over cabinet lighting. I've been reading through the forums and I'm more confused than when I started. My ultimate goal is reliability, I deal with enough software/hardware troubleshooting at work that I'm looking for mostly a set-and-forget kind of setup. What I've found so far: Kasa/TP-Link, looks most reliable, but doesn't come in RGBCCT options. Maybe RGBWW is good enough? It's also most expensive, since I'll need ~6 strings, each cut to a few feet in length. The cabinets are broken up by sink/range/fridge, so it's not like I can use one long strip. MagicHome Controller, I was leaning this direction for a controller like this one, but reading the Polyglot forum, it seems like the MagicHome is flaky and has scene issues. But the price is right, and getting a few controllers and a cuttable strip won't break the bank. Zigbee maybe would be more reliable, using a controller like this one. I'd have to add the Zigbee module, but then gets everything off wifi, which to be honest, I already have enough on wifi in the house. I've read other threads here and here which helped me get smarter on all this. But I'm still going around in circles for the 'right' solution. Any suggestions for a LED-strip newbie? -Mike