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The app needs to login to the Homeworks System and needs a user ID and Password Where do I the the used ID and Password? What is the default User ID and Password From the Home Works Illumination Software login to the Homeworks system with tel net the user ID and Password is **** is there a way to actual see what they are? In Home works Link 9 Ethernet I set up a telnet user but these credentials and tried to log in with the app. I received a different error could not connect to the system The Smart phone and Homeworks are on the same local network I have an app from another company Levition Home Automation's snaplink that I can control my Home Works System from. I use a Levition OmniPro II which is connected to the Home Works System via a serial interface and can send commands to The Homeworks system. I know for remote use of Home Plus they want a VPN but when On a locl network one would think this should not be an issue Anyone have any advice on how to get this to work on a local network or has it any chance to work

Pete Watters Home Automation Associates

There is no way to see whats stored on phone for an app if it was a web page yes you could goto settings on iPhone then safari the passwords to see that info, However if you use the Illumination software and go to link 9 ethernet then to telnet log in those would be there for you to see and change Using LUTRON Home Control+ Thats the app there are few things that need to be input correctly 1 Click add system 2 If it doesn't discover your system then click add system manually 3 Sytem Type Illumination 4 System Name Your Choice 5 ip of processor 6 username link 9 under ethernet then telnet log 7 Password same as above 8 telnet and ftp ports you can get them from properties box in software they must match on app and processor Now if my memory serves me correct but i could be wrong haven't done this in a while using Home Control+ app you may have to go into Illumination software and turn on web enable on the keypads I just don't recall

It discovered the system and the System type is HW Illumination IP address is correct Created both a telnet login and web server login with same name and password and that is what I use as user name and password The telnet and ftp ports are correct When I tru and connect get message "could not connect to system" Where do I go to "turn on web enable on the keypads"

Originally Posted by petewatters It discovered the system and the System type is HW Illumination IP address is correct Created both a telnet login and web server login with same name and password and that is what I use as user name and password The telnet and ftp ports are correct When I tru and connect get message "could not connect to system" Where do I go to "turn on web enable on the keypads" Are you using the correct lutron app Homeworks+ Not Lutron Connect correct Can you see the processor from a web login if you use your browser and go to the processor IP does a login page pop up Web Enable is done from keypad programing page under the keypad you will see Web Keypad Name and Web Enable True or False

About APP on Andriod phone shows Lutron Home Control + version 9.11 Can access web login same IP address 172.16.1.200 from pc and login ok I see a keypad in control station programming I see a web & Mobil Device name "Sitting Room" Web & Mobil Device Enabled = True Smart Phone IP address = 172.16.221.98 Home works IP Address = 172.16.1.200 Get error "could not connect to system"

Originally Posted by petewatters About APP on Andriod phone shows Lutron Home Control + version 9.11 Can access web login same IP address 172.16.1.200 from pc and login ok I see a keypad in control station programming I see a web & Mobil Device name "Sitting Room" Web & Mobil Device Enabled = True Smart Phone IP address = 172.16.221.98 Home works IP Address = 172.16.1.200 Get error "could not connect to system" check those ip addresses. Doesn't look like they are on the same network.

Its a Class B Network 172.16 is the Network 221.98 and 1.200 are the hosts

I understand so the subnet on both devices should 255.255.0.0 I'm sure thats the case if you can see the processor web page from your phone. I know in QS I have had funky crap with subnets Can you temporarily make it class c for testing I know what your thinking it should just work but I have had issues with lutron with networking.

Changing it to a class C would create a lot of Havoc because I have a Lot of things on the Home Network Backbone that work with Homeworks I have over 30 years experience with Networking and IP and it should work but I understand that APP's can have some things that go wrong and then assume that Class C Addresses are all that will be out there For example I just tried to put in a Netgear C6300 Cable Router and it would not let change the mask from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.0.0 making it unworkable in my environment and you will see a lot more Class B addresses being used in the future for a lot of reasons that are off a lot of peoples radar Do you know of anyone who has this app working on a Home Works Illumination system just on a local network Thanks for your help

I no the app sees the Homeworks system because If I change the password to one that is not correct it gives me an error message that the wrong password or used ID was incorrect So I suspect that it allows the app to log in but the user does not have any permissions

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Lutron HomeworksQS binding - password

I am new to openHab and I’m trying to escape from a Control4 installed system. I have Lutron HomeworksQS installed and working well, including communication with Control4 for control of audio through Lutron Picos. When setting up openHab, it finds the Lutron system but when trying to register it, it asks for a username and password. The Control4 installer assures me that there is no username or password defined, not even the default Lutron/Lutron. I can access the Lutron repeater through my router and no username or password is required to do this. Please advise how I can complete the registration of the Lutron system in openHab without having to specify a non-existent username and password.

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Lutron Default Login

By vitali October 19, 2017 in General Control4 Discussion

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Hi, I'm going to integrate C4 and Lutron Radio Ra2. What is default loging info? lutron/lutron?

I found some another stuff lutron/integration.

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Yes, using the IP address in URL to access Main Repeater, lutron is username and lutron is password for default.

hi again, got issue with Radio Ra2. for some reason control4 doesn't follow current Lutron Dimmer status. I mean, if I turn on Lutron lights by pressing on dimmer button I can't see any changes in C4 and can't make any scene based on following dimmer status.  

Might have to reboot the control4 controller or the lutron repeater. I've found this is required for the systems to communicate sometimes. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

did it, as well updated C4 driver so now I have repeater version 27 and dimmer version 24, I haven't done lutron integration for long time (we used C4 equipment) so don't exactly remember what is going on with that stuff, as I remember C4 didn't followed scenes status, but loads status... it is new for me.

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Zach from Lutron

Hi Everyone!

The Lutron/Lutron credentials mentioned by vitali should not be used for RadioRA 2 Telnet integration. Lutron recommends creating a unique Telnet Login by going to Settings>Integration in the RadioRA 2 GUI. There are default credentials available for RadioRA 2 and they are listed on page 29 of our Integration Protocol Guide: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/040249.pdf

Happy New Year,

On 1/3/2018 at 9:46 AM, Zach from Lutron said: Hi Everyone! The Lutron/Lutron credentials mentioned by vitali should not be used for RadioRA 2 Telnet integration. Lutron recommends creating a unique Telnet Login by going to Settings>Integration in the RadioRA 2 GUI. There are default credentials available for RadioRA 2 and they are listed on page 29 of our Integration Protocol Guide: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/040249.pdf Happy New Year, Zach

HI Zach, so should we be using telnet credentials to integrate control4 to Radiora ? or the default ? control4 support had us use the default lutron/lutron and we do not get feedback. Thanks

On ‎1‎/‎4‎/‎2018 at 12:07 PM, Cartnj said: HI Zach, so should we be using telnet credentials to integrate control4 to Radiora ? or the default ? control4 support had us use the default lutron/lutron and we do not get feedback. Thanks

The lutron/lutron credentials will not give you the correct feedback. Unique credentials should be created/used, or, the correct default login should be used. The correct default login info is listed on page 29 of this document: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/040249.pdf

We will also follow-up with C4 support because they should not be recommending lutron/lutron.

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