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Do the Pico Switches sold and shipped by Amazon work with RA2?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...r_1_11&sr=8-11
Do these Pico Switches sold and shipped by Amazon work with RA2? I remembered that the Pico switches were among the only devices from Lutron that aren't specific to Caseta, RA2, etc,. and could be used across all? Thanks!
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Yes, these PJ2 Picos will work just fine. Yes, they aren't system specific (even though what can you do with these Picos differs depending on a system).
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veeeh is right, but just avoid MRF2 and other non-RR2 Picos. Generally these guys aren't around, but you might see some used that are the old design.
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I've used that one. This kit does as well:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JR202JQ/
As do these sensors:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005LPET0G
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003YVPJJO
Note, when programming a Pico, you can separate what devices are controlled by the buttons. It doesn't have to control everything together. I've got a 3BRL programmed to turn on a dimmer, raise/turn-on/lower a 2ANF fan and turn off both of those and a number of other lights.
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I highly recommend the engraved 4 button Picos, FWIW.
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Originally Posted by
schalliol
I highly recommend the engraved 4 button Picos, FWIW.
Yeah, provided you already know how they need to be engraved, or can go with sufficiently generic labeling. It's often worth using a blank one 'for a while' to get used to a given configuration. There's no after-the-fact engraving for the Picos. You have to get them engraved ahead of time.
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Originally Posted by
wkearney99
Yeah, provided you already know how they need to be engraved, or can go with sufficiently generic labeling. It's often worth using a blank one 'for a while' to get used to a given configuration. There's no after-the-fact engraving for the Picos. You have to get them engraved ahead of time.
I agree with wkearney99. $40 list on the 4 button standard Pico as a place filler, order the $100 engraved Pico when you send out for the rest of the engravings. Easy swap in the software and you are done with a very professional look.
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Originally Posted by
SanDiegoRep
Easy swap in the software and you are done with a very professional look.
Is it though? Maybe I've missed something but I didn't see a way to copy all of a given Pico's programming to another. Button-by-button, yes, that you can do. But a whole Pico config? Or, have I missed something obvious?
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deactivate the Pico in the software, then re-activate with the new engraved version.