What's New?

This section provides a summary, with links to topics, of the updates made to the Crestron Home® OS Product Manual.

For a complete list of updates, see the release note for the processor:


August 27, 2024 (4.03)

March 19, 2024 (4.0)

  • Crestron Home® OS 4 user interface updates: Updated documentation to include the redesigned user interface for the Crestron Home OS. For details, refer to Crestron Home® OS User Interface.

  • Multiple processor Quick Action support: Updated documentation for multiple processors to include Quick Actions in a multiple processor Crestron Home® OS system. For details, refer to Pair Multiple Processors.

  • Phillips Hue and third-party lighting drivers: Added documentation to include native support for Phillips Hue and third-party lighting drivers. For details, refer to Lighting.

  • HZ2-AUX support: Added documentation for HZ2-AUX device support. For details, refer to Crestron Wireless Devices, Customize Interface Buttons, and Keypads.

  • Touchscreen paging (intercom): Added documentation for the paging (intercom) feature. For details, refer to Crestron Home® OS User Interface.

  • Scheduled events: Added documentation for the hide scheduled event feature. For details, refer to Schedule Events.

  • Audio routing updates: Added documentation for the mute and audio routing options added to the source routes configuration page. For details, refer to Source Routes.

  • Driver device upgrades: Update a driver-based device with the latest version and maintain all programming. For details, refer to Update Crestron Drivers and Add Driver Devices.

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include use of sensors and thermostats in the online configurator. For details, refer to Crestron Home Configurator.

  • BACnet enhancements: Updated documentation for the new BACnet thermostat features. For details, refer to BACnet Thermostat and Device Settings.

  • DMX-C Multi gateway support: Updated documentation to include support for multiple DIN-GWDL DMX-C gateways. For details, refer to Maximum System Size.

  • Hide scheduled events: Updated documentation for scheduled events to include the ability to hide events from the Crestron Home app. For details, refer to Schedule Events.

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Tunable light settings: Tunable lighting settings screens updated. See Lighting Load Controller Settings.

    • DIN-GWDL device discovery: DIN-GWDL rescan may be necessary to see all changes. For details, see Pair Tunable Light Fixtures.

    • Voice control: Updated Amazon Alexa command to Global Voice Commands. Quick Actions

    • BACnet thermostats: Moved BACnet thermostat configuration information from the Appendix to configuration section.

    • Spotify connect: Updated documentation for Spotify connect to match updated functionality implemented by Spotify. For details, refer to Spotify Connect.

    • Local device port: Updated documentation to clarify the function of the Local Device Port. For details, refer to Local Connection Settings.

    • HomeKit compatibility with PC4-R: Updated Apple HomeKit™ technology documentation to indicate that the PC4-R is not compatible. For details, refer to Maximum System Size and Pair Apple TV with Apple HomeKit.

    • Device engravings: Updated engraving ordering documentation to include additional ordering information. For details, refer to myCrestron RMS Services.

    • Multiple processor configurations: Update multiple processor documentation to recommend use of the processor with the best performance as the parent processor. For details, refer to Pair Multiple Processors.


July 24, 2023 (3.21)


May 23, 2023

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include the Smart Search function on the Equipment tab. For details, refer to Equipment Tab.


May 15, 2023 (3.20)

  • Max System Size: Updated the system size information. For details, refer to Maximum System Size.

    • Updated the max system information for the PC4-R.

    • Updated the number of streaming cameras for each control processor.

    • Updated the Whole House and Room-Level Quick Action limits to clarify that 20 Quick Actions can be displayed.

  • Migrating system Data: For details, refer to Migrate System Data to a Different Processor.

    • Added topic for migrating Cresnet® wired devices to an Ethernet-to-Cresnet bridge.

    • Updated migration topics to include requirement that Cresnet® wired devices must be migrated to an Ethernet-to-Cresnet bridge prior migrating the system data.

    • Added PC4-R migration paths.

  • Crestron Home Setup App:

    • Volume Control Enhancements: Updated documentation for volume control on touch screens. Drag anywhere on the volume slider to adjust the volume or tap the slider to increase or decrease the volume. For details, refer to Control Media.

    • Persistent Passwords: Added documentation for the frequency in which the Advanced User password needs to be entered. For details, refer to Advanced User Password.

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include the ability to import projects from the Light Fixture Configuration Tool. For details, refer to Import Tab.

  • HD-CTL-101 support: For details, refer to Video and Video Source Settings.

  • Documentation Updates:


April 4, 2023

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include the PC4-R control processor. For details, refer to Configuration Tab.


March 29, 2023 (3.19)

  • Hot-swappable extension drivers: Updated documentation for updating hot-swappable extension drivers. For details, refer to Crestron Driver Devices.

  • Added device support:

    • PC4-R: Updated documentation to include support for the PC4-R control processor. For details, refer to System Design and Control Systems

    • CEN-SWPOE series network switches: Updated documentation to include support for Crestron® managed network switches. For details, refer to Networking and Power Control.

    • Arkadia keypads: Updated documentation to include support for additional Arkadia keypads. Arkadia keypads were previously listed as Eutech keypads. For details, refer to Keypads and Third-Party Keypad Settings.


March 17, 2023

  • Crestron Home Configurator:

    • Updated documentation to include Horizon® 2 devices and the Override Feedback Color option for Horizon 2 devices. For details, refer to Actions Tab.
    • Updated documentation to show Horizon 2 devices in the Interfaces tab. For details, refer to Interfaces Tab.

    • Updated documentation to include Engraving Only or Engraving and Device options in the Engravings Order tab. For details, refer to Engravings Order Tab.

  • Illumivue camera compatibility: Added Illumivue cameras to the list of compatible devices. For details, refer to Cameras.

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Removed note about Apple TV® connections to TV and network extenders when using Apple HomeKit™ technology.

    • Added a note to clarify that Crestron Connected devices are not supported in a Crestron Home system. For details, refer to Drivers.


February 8, 2023 (3.18)

  • Crestron Home Configurator:

  • DM-NAX-AMP-X300 support: For details, refer to Audio.

  • User Interface and Operation:

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Added major release versions next to documentation release dates.

    • Changed the name of Eutech keypads to Arkadia keypads.

    • Reorganized documentation for Crestron Home UI Settings


November 15, 2022 (3.17)

  • Quick Action Improvements: Change the Icon and reorder quick actions. For details, refer to Edit Actions.

  • Volume control enhancements: Control the volume of audio and video sources using the volume up and down keys on a mobile device. For details, refer to Control Media.

  • DIN-1TSTAT8 temperature offset: Updated documentation to include the temperature offset for the DIN-1TSTAT8. For details, refer to Thermostat Settings.

  • Device Health Dashboard touch screen restart: Added touch screens to the list of devices that display and can be restarted in the Device Health Dashboard. For details, refer to Settings.

  • Line out enhancements: Updated documentation for startup volume and volume control for line outputs. For details, refer to Line Out Connections.

  • Local connection settings (device port): Updated documentation to show the new location for the Device Port settings. For details, refer to Local Connection Settings.

  • Quick Actions on intercom call screen: Added documentation for displaying or hiding Quick Actions on the intercom call screen. For details, refer to Quick Actions.

  • Documentation Updates:


September 22, 2022 (3.16)

  • Tunable lights: Adds support for the DIN-GWDL gateway, tunable light fixtures and the GLS-LCCT SolarSync® sensor. For details, refer to Tunable Lights.

    • SolarSync® Sensor: Adds support for the GLS-LCCT and the SolarSync scene. Refer to Light Scenes.

    • Circadian lighting: Adds support for Circadian cycles with tunable lights. For details, refer to Control Lights and .

    • Color temperature button mode: Adds the Color Temperature button mode to control the color temperature of tunable lights using a keypad or button. For details, refer to Customize Interface Buttons.

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include DMX-C light fixtures and DMX-C report. For details, refer to Crestron Home Configurator.

  • Whole house light control: Added documentation for the whole house light controls. For details, refer to Whole House Light Control.

  • Security system zone support: View and control security system zones. For details, refer to Control Security Systems.

  • Uniview camera support: Added Uniview cameras to the Works with Crestron Home list. For details, refer to Cameras and Camera Compatibility Specifications.

  • Apple HomeKit support: Control Apple TV devices using Apple HomeKit control. For details, refer to Pair Apple TV with Apple HomeKit.

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Television providers in Panama: Updated list of television providers to indicate that a space must be entered to search for providers in Panama. For details, refer to Add a Television Provider.


August 11, 2022 (3.15)

  • Updated Crestron wireless gateway functionality: Devices that are acquired to a gateway before it is added to Crestron Home will remain acquired to the gateway. Online devices can be assigned to a room without being re-paired. For details, refer to Gateways and Processors.
  • DIN-AP4-R support: Updated documentation to include the DIN-AP4-R control processor. For details about the processor and system sizes, refer to Crestron Home Processors, Control Processor Features, Maximum System Size, and Control Systems. For details about migrating data, refer to Copy Data between Control Processors, Transfer Data using a Deploy Code (Recommended), and Copy Data from a myCrestron Cloud Backup File.
  • Crestron Home Configurator: Updated documentation to include the DIN-AP4-R. For details, refer to Configuration Tab.

  • myCrestron Restore firmware versions: Updated documentation to show firmware version of control processor and configuration. For details, refer to Initialize the Processor and myCrestron RMS Services.

  • GUDE PDU support: Updated documentation to include the GUDE PDU devices. For details, refer to Networking and Power Control.
  • Audio return to DM NVX® receivers:

    • Added documentation for using a DM NVX® receiver to accept audio on the Audio I/O port and then route the audio over the network. For details, refer to Audio Return to DM NVX Receiver.

    • Updated documentation for the Advanced tab for Displays to that require stereo input. For details, refer to Advanced Settings.

  • Device reboot and power cycle:

    • Updated documentation for the Health Dashboard to include the reboot function. For details, refer to Settings.

    • Added documentation for the Health tab in device settings. For details, refer to Health Settings.

  • Device Health update: Access the Device Health dashboard from the Home Chooser. For details, refer to My Homes.

  • Black Nova keypad support: Added support for Aria M1, Aria TT, and Alba M1 keypads. For details, refer to Pair Third-Party Keypads, Keypads, and Third-Party Keypad Settings.

  • DSC security system interface module: Updated documentation for DSC security systems to note that the DSC IT-100 Data Interface Module is only required for serial communication. For details, refer to DSC Security System.

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Added Customize Interface Buttons topic: Added the topic to combine similar procedures for setting the color, layout, and engravings for buttons on user interface devices such as keypads and handheld remotes. For details, refer to Customize Interface Buttons.

    • Added Button Actions topic: Added the topic to condense similar procedures for assigning actions to buttons on Cameo® keypads, Horizon® keypads, handheld remotes, third-party keypads, and contact closure keypads. For details, refer to Button Actions.

    • Device events: Grouped device event documentation into a common Device Events folder.

    • Removed topics: Removed topics for Configure Keypads, Configure Horizon Keypads, Configure Other Keypads, and Configure Third-Party Keypads. These topics were replaced with Customize Interface Buttons and Button Actions.


June 22, 2022 (3.14)

  • Circadian lighting preview time: Updated the duration for the circadian cycle preview. For details, refer to and .

  • Crestron Home Configurator shade support: Use the Crestron Home Configurator to add shades and drapes to a configuration.

    • Additionally, create Shade scenes and add shade functions to buttons, and create shading reports. For details, refer to Shading Tab, Scenes Tab, Actions Tab, and Reports Tab.

    • Added Crestron Home Configurator Shades and Shade Groups section to describe the functionality of deployed shade groups. For details, refer to Shade Groups.

  • myCrestron Residential Monitoring Service updates: The Device List was updated to display the Crestron Home OS firmware for the control processor and to display the last restart time. Updated the myCrestron Residential Monitoring Service topic to include accessing the portal, managing devices, Crestron Home Configurator, and restarting the processor.

  • Spotify Connect: Use Spotify Connect™ to play and control Spotify favorites from within the Crestron Home app or the Spotify® app on a third-party device. For details, refer to Spotify Connect.
  • Device Health updates: Updated the descriptions for the Unknown health icon, Control Status, and Last Seen properties. Added the Unknown Control Status. For details, refer to Settings.

  • Documentation updates:

    • Update the data migration topics that use an FTP program to transfer data to clarify the user folder. For these procedures, Perform these procedures in the user folder that is spelled with all lowercase letters. For details, refer to Migrate System Data to a Different Processor.

    • Added the Pair DM NAX Devices topic that outlines the options that are available in the Crestron Home Setup app.


May 10, 2022 (3.13)

  • Circadian Lighting: Adds support for Circadian cycles for legacy lighting devices. Provides ability to setup intensity for different times of day. For details, refer to Control Lights. and .
  • Additional log backups: Log backups include plogs to provide more detailed system information. For details, refer to myCrestron RMS Services.
  • Documentation updates:


March 21, 2022 (3.12)

  • Amazon® connected speakers: Added documentation for controlling music using Amazon connected speakers. For details, refer to Amazon Connected Speakers.

  • Device Port updates: Updated documentation in the Control Processor Settings - Installer section to include updates to the Device Port configuration. Sonos® devices no longer use the Legacy Device port and the Legacy Device Port is automatically disabled if there are no legacy devices in the system. For details, refer to System Detail and Password Configuration.

  • Device health filtering: Updated documentation in the Settings section to include filtering for room groups and device warnings. For details, refer to Settings.

  • Show system usage metrics: Updated documentation for the removal of the system usage metrics option on the myCrestron RMS Services screen for the dealer and the myCrestron RMS Services screen for the end-user.

  • Hide rooms: Updated documentation to include the ability to hide a room from the end-user Crestron Home Setup app. For details, refer to Build Your House.

  • One audio or video source user experience: Updated documentation in the Operation section to include the updated user experience for Audio and Video sources. If there is only one audio or video source in a room, selecting Audio or Video tile will immediately start playing the source. For details, refer to Control Media.

  • Increased the number of Crestron speaker zones: Updated the number of Crestron speaker zones for the MC4-R and CP4-R control processors. For details, refer to System Design.

  • DIN-TSTAT-FCU support: Updated documentation to include support for the DIN-TSTAT-FCU. For details, refer to Climate Control and Thermostat Settings.

  • PC-200 and PC-300 support: Updated documentation to include support for the PC-200 and PC-300. For details, refer to Power Controller Settings.

  • Documentation updates:


February 22, 2022 (3.11)


February 4, 2022


January 26, 2022 (3.11)


January 14, 2022


December 20, 2021


December 14, 2021

  • Lighting scene editing: Create and edit lighting scenes from within the Crestron Home app. To create or edit a scene, refer to Create a Scene.

  • Secure remote connection: Pair mobile devices and control a home outside of the wireless network using the secure remote connection. For details, refer to User Interface Devices and Remote System Access.

  • Apple® AirPlay® streaming: Use Apple AirPlay to stream music to a DM-NAX-8ZSA 8-zone streaming amplifier. For details, refer to Apple AirPlay Control.

  • New device support: Added support for Basalte Fibonacci keypads. For details, refer Keypads.


November 19, 2021

  • Crestron Home Configurator: Added support for Ethernet to Cresnet® network bridges and ceiling fan actions.

    • Ethernet to Cresnet bridge: Add Ethernet to Cresnet® network bridges to a configuration and assign Cresnet devices. For details, refer to Add a Wired Gateway.

    • Ceiling Fan actions: Assign actions for ceiling fans. For details, refer to Actions Tab.

  • New television provider locations: Added support for television providers in Latin American countries. To see all supported locations, refer to Add a Television Provider.

  • Works with Crestron Home: Added Lilin Z3R6522X to the Works with Crestron Home list. Added note for h.265 support for older Apple® mobile devices. For details, refer to Cameras and Camera Compatibility Specifications.


October 25, 2021


September 8, 2021

  • Streaming service presets: Access streaming service presets when creating Sequence Quick Actions and Media Scenes.

  • DALI integration updates: Updated documentation for configuring DALI ballasts and adding and configuring DALI gateways and DALI groups.

    • DALI ballast configuration: Added DALI ballast configuration and how to add the DALI gateway. For details, refer to Add a DALI Gateway.

    • DALI group settings: Updated the settings for the DALI group. For details, refer to DIN‑DALI‑2 Groups (Loads).

    • DALI gateway settings: Updated the settings for the DALI gateway. For details, refer to DIN‑DALI‑2 Settings.

    • Add DALI Groups (Loads): Updated the process for adding DALI groups (loads). For details, refer to DALI Groups.

  • Display Fan Controls: Show or hide thermostat fan controls in the Crestron Home and Crestron Home Setup app.

    • Hide fan controls: Hide fan controls using the thermostat settings screen. For details, refer to Thermostat Settings.

    • Configure Climate Scene: Updated the Climate Scene configuration to note that fan controls may not be shown if fan controls are disabled. For details, refer to Climate Scenes.

  • Control System Integration: Added Control System Integration section for including a SIMPL Windows program in the system. For details, refer to Control System Integration.

  • New device support: Added support for the DM-NVX-E10, DM-NVX-E20, DM-NVX-D10, and DM-NVX-D20.


August 11, 2021

  • Crestron Home Configurator Improvements: Wireless gateways, serial numbers, and room settings.

    • Wireless gateways: Add and configure wireless gateways. Assign wireless modules to gateways or move them between gateways to organize the configuration. Additionally, create a Gateways Report that displays the gateways in the system and their associated devices. For details, refer to Wireless Gateways and Reports Tab.

    • Serial numbers: Add the serial numbers for devices in the configuration.

    • Room settings: View all devices in the room and change room settings. Shortcuts are provided to add enclosures, modules, and gateways to the room and edit device serial numbers. For details, refer to Room Settings.

  • Josh.ai voice control: Use Josh.ai voice control to control the Crestron Home system. For details, refer to the josh.ai website, Web API Settings, and Josh.ai and Crestron Home Integration (PDF).

  • Works with Crestron Home: Added the CLK-YL-YRL216-CR2 to the list of door locks. For details, refer to Security and Door Locks.


July 8, 2021

  • Additional support for the DM-NAX-8ZSA: Simplified streaming service provider setup and enabled support for Media scenes.

    • To set up streaming media players using the DM-NAX-8XSA web UI, refer to Streaming Music Services.

    • Select streaming service profiles while creating Media scenes. For details, refer to Media Scenes.


June 10, 2021

  • Added support for the DM-NAX-8ZSA: The DM-NAX-8ZSA is now supported in the Crestron Home® system.

    • To configure the DM-NAX-8XSA, refer to Audio Settings.

    • Set up streaming services using the DM-NAX-8XSA web UI. To set up streaming media players, refer to Streaming Music Services.

    • Use Sequence Quick Actions to recall Media scenes that utilize streaming service profiles.

  • Added speakers to Works with Crestron Home: Added the latest speakers to the Works with Crestron Home list. For details, refer toAudio.

  • Media Zone Sleep event: Added Scene, Quick Action, Button Emulation, and External Function modes to the Media Zone Sleep event. For details, refer to Media Zone Events.

  • Extension events: Added Scene, Quick Action, Media Function, Button Emulation, and External Function modes to extension device events. For details, refer to Extension Device Events.

  • MC4-R and CP4-R Processor Migration: Updated the available migration paths to transfer data between the MC4-R and CP4-R control processors. For details, refer to Migrate System Data to a Different Processor.

  • Added support for new cameras: Added Dahua, Digital Watchdog, and Uniview cameras to the Works with Crestron Home list. For details, refer to Cameras.

  • Web Settings screen: The Crestron Home Setup app is no longer served by a web browser or server. The Web Settings screen was removed from the System Control Options settings. For details, refer to System Control Options and Web Settings.

  • Updated Best Practices for Deploy code redeploy: Updated the Best Practices section to include additional information. For details, refer to Update the Current Configuration.


May 6, 2021

  • Redeploy a configuration: Update the configuration on your Crestron Home processor with the changes made in the Crestron Home Configurator. Updated the myCrestron Deploy Code Import topic to document the latest Deploy code update methods. Erase the current configuration and Deploy a myCrestron configuration backup or update the current configuration and merge changes made in the Crestron Home Configurator. For details, refer to myCrestron Deploy Code Import.

  • Crestron Home Configurator:

    • Actions Tab: Updated documentation to include the Preserve Crestron Home Settings check box. The Preserve Crestron Home Settings option prevents changes made in the Crestron Home Setup app from being overwritten during a redeploy. For details, refer to Actions Tab.

    • Deploy a configuration: Updated documentation to include to available methods to deploy a configuration. For details, refer to Deploy a Configuration.

  • Logging for Crestron Driver devices: Turn on driver logging to view logs for Crestron Driver devices. For details, refer to Diagnostics.

  • Automatic system recovery: If there is an issue with the Crestron Home processor configuration, the processor will automatically reload the last known good configuration and keep the system up and running.

  • Custom LED colors for Horizon® keypads: Added documentation to change the colors for Horizon keypads. For details, refer to Custom LED Colors.

  • myCrestron Residential Monitoring Service: Consolidated documentation for the myCrestron Residential Monitoring Service and added details on how to add a processor to the service, generate a deploy code, and download backups. For details, refer to myCrestron Residential Monitoring Service.

  • Remote system access: Consolidated documentation for remote system access. Updated details on how to create a myCrestron domain name, pair the processor with the domain, and to manage ports on the router. For details, refer to Remote System Access.


April 15, 2021

  • Crestron Home Configurator Improvements:

    • Equipment Tab: The Equipment tab has been added to the configurator. The Equipment tab consolidates the functions of the Enclosures, Modules, and Assignments tab into one simple interface. For details, refer to Equipment Tab.

    • Deploy Tab: The Deploy tab has been updated to optimize the information that is provided. A single Deploy code is provided along with a notes section and the Deploy code history. For details, refer to Deploy Tab.

    • Moved the Crestron Home Configurator documentation from the Appendix to the main content area of the manual.
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March 31, 2021

  • Added support for the DM-NVX-E760 and DM-NVX-E760C: The DM-NVX-E760 and DM-NVX-E760C are now supported in Crestron Home systems. For details, refer to Video.
  • Added support for Black Nova keypads and Rhombus Keypads: The Black Nova and Rhombus Crestron Connected® keypads are now supported in Crestron Home systems. For details, refer to Keypads and Third-Party Keypad Settings.
  • Added support for HZ-THSTAT: Add the HZ-THSTAT to a system. For details, refer to Climate Control and Thermostat Settings.
  • Removed Smart Graphics runtime pages: The Smart Graphics® runtime pages have been removed from the Crestron Home Setup app. As a result, the Crestron Pyng® OS style (Smart Graphics) control screens will no longer display in the Crestron Home Setup app.
  • Voice Commands for the TSR-310: Added a list of voice commands that can be used with TSR-310 handheld remote to control the Crestron Home system. For details, refer to Voice Commands.
  • Texecom security system configuration: Use the Premier Elite PC-COM cable (model JAA-0001) to connect between the security system and the Crestron Home control processor. Updated the Wiring section for connection between the security system and the Crestron Home processor and added connection information between the security system and a PC. Updated the Setup section to include the baud rate and COM port and added configuration using a security system keypad. For details, refer to Texecom Security System.
  • Update the Common Device credentials: Updated the Secure Device Connections section to provide additional details about the Common Device credentials and how to add or update devices that use the credentials. For details, refer to Secure Device Connections.
  • Grouping improvements: If a room is in an audio group and video source is selected in the room, the room will leave the audio group and the video source will play in the room.
  • Updated the look of the radial gauge: The look of the radial gauge was updated. The radial gauge is commonly used to display thermostats and timers in the Crestron Home user interface. For details, refer to the Crestron Home Extension Driver documentation at the Crestron Drivers: Developer Microsite and Control Climate.

March 4, 2021

  • Create a Control Station in the Crestron Home Configurator: Group several interfaces into a multi-gang control station in the Crestron Home Configurator. You can view the assigned and derated wattage, arrange the interfaces within the control station, and pick the color of the control station. For details, refer to Interfaces Tab.

January 23, 2021

  • Downgrade MC4-R infiNET EX radio firmware prior to control processor firmware downgrade: Revised the procedure to downgrade the MC4-R and infiNET EX radio firmware. Only perform this procedure if instructed by Crestron Technical Support. For details, refer to Downgrade MC4-R Firmware Version to 3.003.0035 or Earlier.
  • Product page links added to the Works with Crestron Home list: The Works with Crestron Home list was updated to include links to product pages. For details, refer to Works with Crestron Home OS.

January 16, 2021

  • TV tuner support: Display the TV tuner in the Crestron Home User Interface by enabling it (when supported by the Crestron Driver) in the Media Services tab in the display settings page. The TV tuner can be enabled for standard displays and Smart TVs. For details, refer to Display Settings.

    NOTE: Favorites are not currently supported.

  • Hide a mirrored display: Hide a display from the Crestron Home User Interface when it is mirrored with other displays in the room by selecting Hide this display in the Advanced tab in the display settings page. For details, refer to Display Settings.
  • Use digital inputs as a button: Connect a contact closure keypad to a digital input in the system and use it like a native Crestron keypad. To configure, go to Pair Devices > Other, add a Button, and then program the button like a keypad. For details, refer to Other Devices and Configure Contact Closure Keypads.
  • Crestron Driver update: Drivers downloaded from drivers.crestron.io that are tested by Crestron display the Crestron swirl logo. Included legacy security system drivers also display the Crestron swirl logo. For details, refer to Add Driver Devices and Side-Load Crestron Drivers.
  • Added security for CEN-IO and DM NVX® devices: The Common Device credentials are now used when adding CEN-IO and DM NVX® devices to the system. For a list of devices that use the Common Device credentials and minimum firmware versions, refer to Secure Device Connections.
  • Randomized delays in sequences: Add a delay to a sequence that ends at a random time. Set the minimum and maximum length of the delay and the system will make sure that the delay ends at a random time within that range. For details, refer to Quick Actions.

    NOTE: If upgrading from Crestron Home version 3.003.00037 to 3.004.0071, the Add Random Delay button may not display when creating a sequence quick action. Please restart the Crestron Home Setup app to display the button.

  • Vacation scheduler: Mimic a lived-in environment when the homeowner is away by creating a vacation schedule. Additionally, use the vacation scheduler features to create a lived-in environment during everyday events. For details, refer to Vacation Scheduler.
  • Media zone sleep event: Use the Media Zone Sleep event to trigger an event. For details, refer to Media Zone Events.
  • Added support for CHV-TSTAT-FCU: The CHV-TSTAT-FCU is now supported in Crestron Home® systems. For details, refer to Climate Control and Thermostat Settings.
  • Custom dimming curves: Use a custom dimming curve with CLX-1DIMU4, CLX-1DIMU4-HP, CLX-2DIMU8, CLX-2DIMU8-277, CLXI-2DIMU8, CLW-DIMUEX-P, CLW-DIMFLVEX-P, HZ-DIMEX, HZ-DIMFLVEX, HZ-DIMUEX, DIN-2LEDPWM8 dimmers. For details, refer to Lighting Load Controller Settings.
  • Trigger events using an Extension Device event: Trigger a Sequence Quick Action when an Extension Device event occurs. For details, refer to Extension Device Events.
  • Autoupdate folder removed from User folder: When connecting to a Crestron Home processor using an FTP program, the User folder no longer contains the Autoupdate folder. This may be noticed when migrating data between control processors. For details, refer to Copy Data between Control Processors and Copy Data from a myCrestron Cloud Backup File.
  • Source routes for CNAMPX series amplifiers: Added procedure for configuring source routes with CNAMPX series amplifiers. For details, refer toCNAMPX Series Amplifier Power Control.
  • Mirror displays: Added procedure for configuring mirrored displays. For details, refer to Mirror Displays.
  • Bosch cameras: Added Bosch cameras to the Works with Crestron Home list. For details, refer to Cameras and Camera Compatibility Specifications.
  • Source routes for SmartTV audio routed to an AVR: Added procedure for configuring source routes when the SmartTV audio is connected to an AVR. For details, refer to SmartTV Audio Routed to an AVR.
  • Downgrade MC4-R infiNET EX radio firmware prior to control processor firmware downgrade: If instructed by Crestron Technical Support to downgrade an MC4-R control processor that is running Crestron Home firmware 3.004.0071 or higher to 3.003.0035 or lower, downgrade the infiNET EX radio firmware prior to the control processor. For details, refer to Downgrade MC4-R Firmware Version to 3.003.0035 or Earlier.

January 11, 2021

  • Removing and updating Crestron Drivers: Restart the Crestron Home processor after removing Crestron Driver devices from the system. For details, refer to Update Crestron Drivers and Delete Crestron Drivers.
  • Added support for UC-MM30R: Added the UC-MM30-R and UC-MM30-R-I to the 70 Series Touch Screens section of the Works with Crestron Home® list and added configuration information. For details, refer to Touch Screens and Settings.
  • Touch screen settings: Updated and moved touch screen setting documentation. For details, refer to Settings.
  • Crestron Home Configurator: Add and configure DIN lighting modules and DIN enclosures to a configuration. Added support to include DIN modules and Enclosures. For details, refer to Crestron Home Configurator and Equipment Tab.

December 8, 2020


November 12, 2020