Native Crestron Home lighting for the Colorbeam GATEway.
Colorbeam GATEway driver for Crestron Home
A native Crestron Home Lighting driver for the Colorbeam GATEway: every load appears as a real Crestron Home light, in the room, on the tile, in scenes, with automatic control typing and instant push feedback. No cloud, no polling.
Pricing announced at launch
Licensed per Crestron Home processor. One license covers every Colorbeam GATEway on that system, however many loads. No subscription. One processor transfer included. Software License Agreement.
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What it does
Driver specs
| Protocol / control path | GATEway local API over the project LAN, TCP 3334 |
|---|---|
| Cloud required | No |
| External account | No. The gateway requires no authentication |
| Processor support | Crestron Home CP4-R class, Crestron Home OS 4.x |
| License | Licensed per Crestron Home processor. One license covers every Colorbeam GATEway on that system, however many loads. No subscription. One processor transfer included. |
| Certification status | Crestron certification: planned; currently pre-certification builds. |
| Current build | v0.1.3 |
Not yet supported
Certification
Crestron certification: planned; currently pre-certification builds. v0.1.3 development changelog →
Compatibility
Requires
Verified on the bench
No bench rows published yet.
Each row is a real probe run against the named firmware. Older rows are marked stale, never hidden.
Evaluate first
Every SynDrivers driver runs in trial mode when no license key is installed. Sideload it and prove it on your own processor, full features, time-limited per load. When it earns its place, license the processor and drop in your key.
FAQ
- Can the Colorbeam app and Crestron Home both stay connected?
- Yes. The gateway supports concurrent clients, so the Colorbeam app, another controller, and Crestron Home can all be connected at the same time.
- What happens when the gateway loses power or the LAN drops?
- The driver reconnects on its own once the gateway is back, re-reads the load store, and does not create duplicate entities.
- Does it poll the gateway?
- No. State arrives on the gateway's own push events. A 30-second drift-repair read is the only scheduled traffic.
- Do I configure each load by hand?
- No. Controls are typed automatically from each load's channel mask, so there are no per-load configuration screens.