I have some led lights i would like to control.  Can I control this with the ISY?

 

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Since it works with the magic home app it might. You would need to use the magic home nodeserver

Some observations.
Netflux is the brandname used in the past.
The app being shown does not appear to be the MagicHome app, despite their many claims of using the MagicHome app. It appears to be another protocol that nobody has cracked yet. OTOH they do show the actual MagicHome logo.
I would try the MagicHome NS. It isn't fancy but may get you going and prove it one way or another. I am not sure if the NS will self-adapt to 3 channel controllers though. Most people want white also.

Edited September 23, 20205 yr by larryllix

1 hour ago, larryllix said:

Some observations.
Netflux is the brandname used in the past.
The app being shown does not appear to be the MagicHome app, despite their many claims of using the MagicHome app. It appears to be another protocol that nobody has cracked yet. OTOH they do show the actual MagicHome logo.
I would try the MagicHome NS. It isn't fancy but may get you going and prove it one way or another. I am not sure if the NS will self-adapt to 3 channel controllers though. Most people want white also.

So is there a MagicHome version of this one?  Whats the model number and name?  Will that definitely work?  How does the ISY communicate with it?

I will buy the magichome version.  Can someone point me in the right direction as to a model number so that I can buy it.  How does the ISY communicate with it?

Edited October 10, 20205 yr by BigEfromDaBx

7 hours ago, MLin said:

Sometimes can be control by wifi led controller,maybe you can here led controller manufacturers www.ledcontrollerfactory.com

MiLight devices are not WiFi protocol and require a Hub for every four groups (group = 1 bulb/controller address = n bulbs) .   MagicHome is 2.4GHz WiFi and requires no Hub.

Edited October 10, 20205 yr by larryllix