Control4 Composer Pro Hack
The fact that I have to call my dealer to upgrade my system to 2.9 and change the name of certain devices in my system is ludicrous. It's not only annoying, but in my situation, my dealer is incredibly slow. I asked my dealer to update my system the day after 2.9 was released.still haven't heard back from him. No, it's not critical, but again annoying. Without the end user, Control4 doesn't exist, so the company should be offering 24/7 technical support at the least for its customers (if the system fails and your dealer isn't available 24/7, you have to wait until they have time or decide to get back to you). Ignoring the end user and only communicating with dealers is certainly not a way to make your customers feel good about spending any money on your products. The two paragraphs above are they key points.
If I would have been told I can have a Smart Home that I pay for hardware, but ultimately can't use because its worthless without software. 
Let me make myself clear. You have ALL been warned!
Control4 software and licenses are the backbone that keep your Control4 home automation system running, and allow you to control home entertainment, lighting, security and HVAC from anywhere there's an internet connection. Whether you'd like to unlock the door for your kids when they get home from school while you're still. General Control4 Discussion; Composer pro Sign in to follow this. Composer pro. By louisraza1. You can hack the Composer Pro.
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If your help results in me being able to add drivers and update my project on a 2.8.1 system, I will pay you. Current issues – I cannot disable director or broker on my 800. Sysman reports its validating and seems to hang as soon as I try to disable director. When I connect to the new controller, I get an error “Driver Connection Failed. Adding and updating drivers may not function correctly. I assume this is saying the project is locked I cannot register a new controller (using a new Control4 account). If I go into account services and enter the registration code, I get “Error activating controller: GenerateCert failure.
Make sure to choose install, not restore Install the Composer Pro 2.2.0 or whatever version you need. Run meekah patch against it. Then, in the update utility you should select your usb flash drive.
Occasionally, when loading drivers (especially after downloading them), you will get an error. HE can’t download and load drivers, so when you do it, a conflict results. What I do is run 2.7 and then run 2.82 again after I have downloaded the driver and it always is able to add to the project afterwards. Patch (re-uploaded here) FOLLOW THESE STEPS FOR EACH VERSION (maybe overkill but that’s what I did): Step 1.
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Within 2.7.2, I was able to upgrade my director to 2.8.2 though. So right now, if I want to upgrade, I use 2.7.2.
I can’t seem to get it to connect to my network anymore whether through Wi-Fi or ethernet. So I think I need to do a factory reset on it. Holding the identify button for thirty seconds doesn’t seem to do much and I’ve read that performing a USB restore is necessary. I’ve obtained the USB restore utility off this website and used it on my controllers but it doesn’t appear to have an option for speaker points. Still I’m wondering if there a separate USB restore utility for speaker points and if there is, does anyone have a copy of it? I can’t thanks you all enough fort he instructions here. I have owned an HC-250 for exactly one day after a knee jerk eBay purchase prompted by some insane dealer quotes.
In my case it wasn’t and before I could register it I had to re-identify the controller in my project. Which also sounds like what you might have to do. To re-identify the controller. Click the Connections button in the bottom left. Then click the Network tab in the left pane.
It does install a certificate for me it’s under: C: Users Jerry AppData Roaming Control4 Composer BTW, the AppData folder is sometimes hidden, so you may have to type the address in. The certificate is called composer.p12 I found this from digging around in the code. I made a self signed certificate called composer.p12, and it recognized it, but it gave me errors stating the password was incorrect fatal error and closed. It generates a 1024 bit RSA key and a CSR, which are in that folder. But, to get the PEM certificate, it sends a soap request to control4’s servers with the CSR and key, and then it returns a PEM and converts it to a p12. If I could get the PEM I could do the rest, but I’m not sure how control4 sends it.