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I am actually using RA2 Select, but RA2S uses the same Lutron app, so it should work roughly the same as a Caseta system.I am wondering whether a pico listed as a wireless control rather than a scene control can be used to invoke scenes instead of being linked to a specific Maestro dimmer.It's probably not directly relevant, but I am actually controlling the system through Homekit. -Bob
Yes. In some cases it is a better application. Instead of having to create a 2nd "off" scene, models like the 3BRL will have an "off" setting by default. Plus some models have a "favorite" setting.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjcarlson49
Could you expand on that? The "non-scene" picos have instructions for pairing with a specific Maestro device. Can those picos be paired directly with the Lutron app and then linked to a scene that sets the state of multiple devices?Quote:
Originally Posted by randyc
Yes. Once you assign a Pico to a Caseta system, you can assign any other dimmer/switch in the system to the Pico. Outside of a system, a Pico can be paired with a number of devices like Caseta, RA2 Select, RadioRA 2, LMJ, RMJ, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjcarlson49
With models like the 3BRL, what ever you assign to the on button is assigned to the off button. That's probably not an issue is most applications. You can assign several dimmers to the on button at various levels. They are automatically added to the off button. The raise/lower will control what ever is assigned to that Pico.
Use caution when setting up whole house scenes. If "Entertain" controls most of the lights in the house, turning it off will get very dark, very fast when you turn it off.