Also this journal talks about the patent lawsuit I mention around 14:20 www.lw.com/admin/upload/SiteAttachments/Texas%20Jury%20Shuts%20Door%20On%20Chamberlain's%20$63M%20Patent%20Case.pdf
Yep. RATGDO is 100% the way to go. I struggled with connectivity and reliability with the MyQ system. I had reached out early on and lent them some help. The original crew is gone and the Accountants and the C Suite idiots have run it into the ground. Switched to RATGDO over a year ago on my two openers. Took some network adjustments but after I added an Internet of things (IOT) network to my Wi-Fi It has been smooth sailing.
This is excellent news. I have 3 garage door openers, and I can't stand myq.. The ad spamming taking nearly a minute to clear sometimes makes it not worth it. Totally going to look into ratcloud's offerings
Buy it and dont look back.. they're awesome.. Hooked mine up and it worked first time.. Definitely love supporting the small businesses that build stuff for HA too!!
The beeping and light flashing when the operator is about to close I believe is a law. It is supposed to give an audible and a visual cue that the door is about to close. They might want to think about that feature so they don't get sued if someone gets hurt. I know that might sound really stupid to a lot of people, but all it takes is one accident.
Just ordered the disco with the laser. Perfect for me since I have two older garage door motors that would with Meross for homekit but my main door is a MyQ which is a PITA. Great video and Thank you!
I went a step further a year ago. I got a garage door relay and temperature sensor for $30. Hooked them to an old raspberry pi. I jumped on chatGPT to code. Now I have a garage door controller behind a password protected page with my security feed and environment info accessible anywhere.
Nice video found it by accident while looking around. Eventually, I will need a new garage door opener currently have an Amazon device tied into my Wi-Fi, which will let Google open and close the garage door. I see this won’t work directly with Google - that’s unfortunate.
I wish I had seen your video before I ordered, just for the wiring info, but yes, I agree 100%.. I am a new RATGDO32 owner, and LOVE it.. The beeping on closing is apparently a law that if you close the garage remotely, they have to alert first, which is annoying.. For the wiring, I am moving soon, so I connected mine with WAGOs on each wire and hooked mine up in parallel so when I move I can just pull the RATGDO off and take it with me to my new house. FWIW, I think the percentage open/close thing doesn't work at first because it TIMES how long it takes to fully open and close, and from that, figures out how long to let the motor run to get a percentage, and so it needs some historical data to know how long it takes to open/close before that feature works. I could be wrong, but if you look at the data provided by the app, the timing is all in there. Happy to say in my new house, my new garage door is never going to see the Internet since the RATGDO will controlling everything!! I dont know if you have CarPlay, but I'd be interested in seeing a video about creating an "open garage" button on the HA app on carplay. I've been playing with it a little and think I have it working, but the process of getting functions to work on carplay in HA these days doesn't seem to match all the tutorials I have seen, so I am wondering if what I did is the best way to do it or not..
I have struggled with the MyQ app. And their firmware problems. I've had it for 3 years and it's been nothing but a headache. I have to admit that lately it's gotten a little bit better, but their customer support was horrible. I would love an option to bypass them
My garage door opener is supposed to be MyQ compatible but I could never get it to work, and even technical support said that "some routers don't work with older MyQ devices." I'm really interested to check this out.
I took a different approach than ratgdo to automate my MyQ two-door garage. I used a Zooz ZEN16 relay, a pair of Zooz ZSE43 position sensors, and a pair of Chamberlain LM829 controllers to enable automation of door closings and to know door position. I realize this video is all about raging against Chamberlain, but the approach I used never touches or replaces their ecosystem. I just leveraged the capabilities they offered to bypass them and have full local control. My solution has no ability to open a garage door, and I like that limitation. I never want either of my doors opening without my manual intervention. Garage doors are a serious security threat. Mine never stay open long. I have a timer that closes them after a predetermined amount of open time.
Does Google Home work with this? We used to have an automation set up that would tell the garage door to close when we said "Bedtime". MyQ via Google Home would say "I'll work on that" and if the door was open, it would close.
Yeah MyQ also terminated Google Home control. You can set up Google home to work through HomeAssistsnt but you can't use the Ratgdo directly with Google home, that link needs to be done in HA
just got my V2.53I - my opener is 41A5021-1c liftmaster security+ and uses 3 terminals red white black. with a red learn button. 3 term vs 4 is confusing me.
Hello Jerry, your garage door only has 3 terminals instead of 4? If that's the case, your red should go to the left terminal, white to the middle, and black to the right terminal. You may have to use yours in the pigtail config instead of in-line like I did.
I noticed at @9:12 you didn't have the device hooked up to any extra power. Is that right? I doesn't need to be plugged in to a power source to work? Or it draws power from the cables that you plug into it? I'm asking because a lot of the install pictures I see of the device always show it installed with a USB cable connected which I assume is for power.
The reason for the screaming before closing via the app is a legal requirement and safety. Its to let people who might be in the way know that someone that isn't there is shutting the garage door so they have time to get out of the way.
@@drexrewthe sensor's aren't hardened enough under different senarios, to meet legal safety requirements. I've worked on industrial safety equipment and to accomplish same thing its completely different sensors. You would need something like a light curtain.
@@_CaddacI’m not defending Chamberlain when I say this, but the beeping and flashing when closing the door using a mobile app is a requirement for compliance with “UL 325: Door, Drapery, Gate, Louver, and Window Operators and Systems” which specifies 10 seconds of a combined audio/visual alert before a close operation. It’s not a legal requirement, but rather a requirement for manufacturers who want to slap the UL logo on their product.
From what I've seen, there aren't many options and putting the Ratgdo on a garage door is almost always going to be your best option. Meross is one that's mentioned often, it has homekit compatible versions available as well. Chamberlain Group and the Overhead Door Corp own most of the available brands out there.
IMHO, the double tap connection seems waaaaay more intuitive both initially & if you want to undo this device later. Otherwise very informative & understandable, Thanks
Yes, it can work with almost any opener made in the last 25 years or so. You may have to use the dry contacts for something that's not more recent. Here's the list of tested ones. github.com/PaulWieland/ratgdo/wiki
@@_Caddac I just looked and my opener has a purple learn button. I assume that means I wouldn't even need to use the dry contacts. I see I have access to inserting the pre-soldered wires as well. I assume the link to the opener (in your description) is affiliated? If so, I'll use it to purchase.
With HomeKit you can set up guest access pretty easily, with HomeAssistant there are a few different paths and you need to figure out which best suits your needs. My guests wouldn't want to download an app for the sole purpose of opening my garage door so the MyQ guest access thing kind of stinks for that. Right now I just set up guest codes for my front door access instead or tell them the pin code for the garage.
Thanks for the video! Well done! Am I right in thinking that Home Assistant can only manage the RatGDO when local / on the same WiFi? If so, the control it gives you is great, but you still need MyQ, if you want to be able to operate your garage door remotely, correct?
You can access HomeAssistant locally and remotely as well. There are multiple ways to do it, outlined here by HA www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/remote/
In addition to what Caddac said, the ratgdo also enables automations that can potentially run entirely without human input. That's stuff that was possible before Chamberlain shut down MyQ access in smart home platforms.
1. Use the HA Cloud. This lets you access your homeassistant from the homeassistant app on your phone anywhere. (This is a subscription) 2. If you use Apple Home, then there is a Homekit bridge integration that lets you share your HA devices with Apple Home. (This is entirely free, assuming you have Apple Home already setup) 3. If you use Google Home, then the easiest way is via HA Cloud (subscription). If you are tech savvy and know how to create domain names, and SSL certificates (Maybe free) 4. If you use Alexa, there are instructions, but a quick skim of them made me confuse. YMMV.
You can still leverage the MyQ features while using the Ratgdo as I show in the video. So you can still use your Tesla integration if you wanted but use the Ratgdo and HA for everything else.
This information regarding needing a subscription to use MyQ is incorrect. I’ve had a MyQ on my old house and now my new house, and never had a subscription. I don’t see anywhere in the app to even start a subscription. It’s not without its issues, but it’s cheap and only a one time investment. (I’ve had it installed at this house for 3+ years.)
The basic functions are available without a subscription, for now. At any point Chamberlain can revolk that. I have constant ads to subscribe for video storage and "other premium capabilities". I don't like putting my trust in companies, especially ones that have proven to be greedy and against consumer interest for their own profits.
Maybe I don’t fully understand but why should I buy this when myQ works for free? I don’t have any home automation. Is it only if you want to have it as part of home automation?
I talk about it at the end but yes, the main draw would be if you want it as part of your home automation. If your Internet is out, MyQ doesn't work anymore even when local whereas HomeAssistant will. Also it's about having your own control over the things you bought instead of a company forcing you to use their very poorly made proprietary software. You're at Chamberlain's mercy and they've proven time and time again that they are anti-consumer.
The app is awfully complicated for what should be a very simple function. I opened it right now, and at the top is a an advertising carousel suggesting that I give Amazon or Walmart the ability to open my garage door, an ad for the exterior remote, or a camera. Separately, there is an ENTIRE TAB dedicated to partner advertising. Plus, my second garage door opener is from 2019 and does not support MyQ. I'd much rather spend $62 than buy and install another garage door opener.
MyQ is garbage. I ended up trashing mine and got a 'dumb' genie opener and programmed a d1 mini with a 5v relay and control it with home assistant over wifi using mqtt.
you can also buy a wyze controller and camera combo and for 10 bucks a month you can anywhere in the world control any garage door opener uses a qr code on your door you place and a camera and hooks right into the port or wires into the push button its litterally 2 wires and power from 110 volts thats it
Again, you're paying a subscription to a company to use your own devices in your home. The Ratgdo is cheaper after 4 months of using the Wyze controller (initial cost + monthy sub). The whole purpose of this is to have complete control over your own garage door opener without having to rely on another company (and added bonus of no subscription fees).
Sure you all probably know this but this is why I don't want any smarts built into my GDO. Old school doorbell style switches are best, then you can implement your own low cost connected relay to integrate to your smart home hub of choice. Android Auto even has an app that allows buttons from home automation to be brought right to your dash screen, putting the button to control the door right on your cars infotainment screen.
Yeah, you're totally right, but many newer openers have features that are impossible to replicate with a simple switch. My Chamberlain having the features and sensors that it does allows my Ratgdo to provide me more control as well that I likely wouldn't get with a super basic GDO. I also paid less for mine than most of the other options out there.
Yeah, it's free now. At any point Chamberlain can decide to abandon MyQ or lock certain features behind paywalls and there's nothing you can do about it. Also all you can do is open and close your door or integrate it with other brands. You can't set up your own automatons, you can't even turn on or off the light from the app.
Man that website is a mess. What's a Security 1.0 vs 2.0 and how do you know which is which? I'll just stick with the MyQ app that works perfectly fine for my needs.
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Also this journal talks about the patent lawsuit I mention around 14:20
www.lw.com/admin/upload/SiteAttachments/Texas%20Jury%20Shuts%20Door%20On%20Chamberlain's%20$63M%20Patent%20Case.pdf
The blocking of local control is why I won't be getting a chamberlain product in the future.
yeah, with the RATGDO, my opener will never see the internet again!
Yep. RATGDO is 100% the way to go. I struggled with connectivity and reliability with the MyQ system. I had reached out early on and lent them some help. The original crew is gone and the Accountants and the C Suite idiots have run it into the ground.
Switched to RATGDO over a year ago on my two openers. Took some network adjustments but after I added an Internet of things (IOT) network to my Wi-Fi It has been smooth sailing.
This is excellent news. I have 3 garage door openers, and I can't stand myq.. The ad spamming taking nearly a minute to clear sometimes makes it not worth it.
Totally going to look into ratcloud's offerings
Buy it and dont look back.. they're awesome.. Hooked mine up and it worked first time.. Definitely love supporting the small businesses that build stuff for HA too!!
The beeping and light flashing when the operator is about to close I believe is a law. It is supposed to give an audible and a visual cue that the door is about to close. They might want to think about that feature so they don't get sued if someone gets hurt. I know that might sound really stupid to a lot of people, but all it takes is one accident.
Just ordered the disco with the laser. Perfect for me since I have two older garage door motors that would with Meross for homekit but my main door is a MyQ which is a PITA. Great video and Thank you!
Nice video. I was looking for a work around from myQ
I switched over to ratgdo a while ago and have it on all my garage doors and it works great. I’m thoroughly impressed.
Glad to hear you've been liking it! Which version do you have?
two doors are really old openers and two are the smarter doors. Don't remember what the versions are called
great video! 👏👏
I went a step further a year ago. I got a garage door relay and temperature sensor for $30. Hooked them to an old raspberry pi. I jumped on chatGPT to code. Now I have a garage door controller behind a password protected page with my security feed and environment info accessible anywhere.
Nice video found it by accident while looking around. Eventually, I will need a new garage door opener currently have an Amazon device tied into my Wi-Fi, which will let Google open and close the garage door. I see this won’t work directly with Google - that’s unfortunate.
I wish I had seen your video before I ordered, just for the wiring info, but yes, I agree 100%.. I am a new RATGDO32 owner, and LOVE it.. The beeping on closing is apparently a law that if you close the garage remotely, they have to alert first, which is annoying.. For the wiring, I am moving soon, so I connected mine with WAGOs on each wire and hooked mine up in parallel so when I move I can just pull the RATGDO off and take it with me to my new house. FWIW, I think the percentage open/close thing doesn't work at first because it TIMES how long it takes to fully open and close, and from that, figures out how long to let the motor run to get a percentage, and so it needs some historical data to know how long it takes to open/close before that feature works. I could be wrong, but if you look at the data provided by the app, the timing is all in there. Happy to say in my new house, my new garage door is never going to see the Internet since the RATGDO will controlling everything!! I dont know if you have CarPlay, but I'd be interested in seeing a video about creating an "open garage" button on the HA app on carplay. I've been playing with it a little and think I have it working, but the process of getting functions to work on carplay in HA these days doesn't seem to match all the tutorials I have seen, so I am wondering if what I did is the best way to do it or not..
Unfortunately I do not have CarPlay but I can look into it at some point.
I have struggled with the MyQ app. And their firmware problems. I've had it for 3 years and it's been nothing but a headache. I have to admit that lately it's gotten a little bit better, but their customer support was horrible. I would love an option to bypass them
My garage door opener is supposed to be MyQ compatible but I could never get it to work, and even technical support said that "some routers don't work with older MyQ devices." I'm really interested to check this out.
Thanks for very detailed video.
I took a different approach than ratgdo to automate my MyQ two-door garage. I used a Zooz ZEN16 relay, a pair of Zooz ZSE43 position sensors, and a pair of Chamberlain LM829 controllers to enable automation of door closings and to know door position. I realize this video is all about raging against Chamberlain, but the approach I used never touches or replaces their ecosystem. I just leveraged the capabilities they offered to bypass them and have full local control. My solution has no ability to open a garage door, and I like that limitation. I never want either of my doors opening without my manual intervention. Garage doors are a serious security threat. Mine never stay open long. I have a timer that closes them after a predetermined amount of open time.
Does Google Home work with this? We used to have an automation set up that would tell the garage door to close when we said "Bedtime". MyQ via Google Home would say "I'll work on that" and if the door was open, it would close.
Yeah MyQ also terminated Google Home control. You can set up Google home to work through HomeAssistsnt but you can't use the Ratgdo directly with Google home, that link needs to be done in HA
Cool video dude very helpful
Glad you think so!
just got my V2.53I - my opener is 41A5021-1c liftmaster security+ and uses 3 terminals red white black. with a red learn button. 3 term vs 4 is confusing me.
Hello Jerry, your garage door only has 3 terminals instead of 4? If that's the case, your red should go to the left terminal, white to the middle, and black to the right terminal. You may have to use yours in the pigtail config instead of in-line like I did.
Thanks for the video, very useful. Just out if curiosity, are you aware of how frequently you say "go ahead and..."?
Where did you plug the brick for the ratgdo into?
The outlet that my GDO also uses.
I noticed at @9:12 you didn't have the device hooked up to any extra power. Is that right? I doesn't need to be plugged in to a power source to work? Or it draws power from the cables that you plug into it? I'm asking because a lot of the install pictures I see of the device always show it installed with a USB cable connected which I assume is for power.
It does, I just didn't have it plugged in at that moment. You can see it plugged in at 16:09. You need it to be plugged in via USB for power.
The reason for the screaming before closing via the app is a legal requirement and safety. Its to let people who might be in the way know that someone that isn't there is shutting the garage door so they have time to get out of the way.
Yes I understand that's the purpose but for many reasons I feel like it's very poorly implemented.
If only there were a way to prevent the door from closing on someone's head, oh wait, that's what the sensors are for.
@@drexrewthe sensor's aren't hardened enough under different senarios, to meet legal safety requirements. I've worked on industrial safety equipment and to accomplish same thing its completely different sensors. You would need something like a light curtain.
@@_CaddacI’m not defending Chamberlain when I say this, but the beeping and flashing when closing the door using a mobile app is a requirement for compliance with “UL 325: Door, Drapery, Gate, Louver, and Window Operators and Systems” which specifies 10 seconds of a combined audio/visual alert before a close operation. It’s not a legal requirement, but rather a requirement for manufacturers who want to slap the UL logo on their product.
I miss Murphy. 😏
Does this system work with any garage door opener?
ratcloud.llc/pages/frequently-asked-questions
Can you view the MyQ camera through home assistant with the RAT or only with the myq app?
Unfortunately there are currently no ways to access the camera outside of the MyQ app.
@@_Caddac Dang that suxs
if we don't have a chamberlain opener already is there a recommended opener that is good and supports HA?
From what I've seen, there aren't many options and putting the Ratgdo on a garage door is almost always going to be your best option. Meross is one that's mentioned often, it has homekit compatible versions available as well. Chamberlain Group and the Overhead Door Corp own most of the available brands out there.
you can use a d1 mini with a 5v relay to accomplish this, for less than 15 bucks.
Sadly this is a pain in the ass on older GDO's. You have to wire up two reed switches that tell the system if the door is open or closed.
IMHO, the double tap connection seems waaaaay more intuitive both initially & if you want to undo this device later. Otherwise very informative & understandable, Thanks
Will this work with an old Craftsman opener? Even if it does, are there limitations? I really love the ability to open the door by a percentage.
Yes, it can work with almost any opener made in the last 25 years or so. You may have to use the dry contacts for something that's not more recent. Here's the list of tested ones.
github.com/PaulWieland/ratgdo/wiki
@@_Caddac I just looked and my opener has a purple learn button. I assume that means I wouldn't even need to use the dry contacts. I see I have access to inserting the pre-soldered wires as well. I assume the link to the opener (in your description) is affiliated? If so, I'll use it to purchase.
@shanewalters7821 yeah you should be good! The link is not affiliated :)
@@_Caddac just ordered one.
@@_Caddac Do they have to be dry contacts, or will slightly damp contacts work also?
Can I connect with aqara or smartthings instead of home assistant?
I don't see it being mentioned anywhere or supported officially by the Ratgdo dev.
My Q SUUUUCKS!!! Literally hate everything about their process, marketing and products are based on Planned Obsolescence
How would you implement guest access with RATGDO? With MyQ, you can send an invite in the app.
With HomeKit you can set up guest access pretty easily, with HomeAssistant there are a few different paths and you need to figure out which best suits your needs. My guests wouldn't want to download an app for the sole purpose of opening my garage door so the MyQ guest access thing kind of stinks for that. Right now I just set up guest codes for my front door access instead or tell them the pin code for the garage.
Thanks for the video! Well done!
Am I right in thinking that Home Assistant can only manage the RatGDO when local / on the same WiFi?
If so, the control it gives you is great, but you still need MyQ, if you want to be able to operate your garage door remotely, correct?
I can already see the circular logic - They could probably accomplish remote control with a subscription to a service somewhere. D’oh! Nevermind!
You can access HomeAssistant locally and remotely as well. There are multiple ways to do it, outlined here by HA
www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/remote/
In addition to what Caddac said, the ratgdo also enables automations that can potentially run entirely without human input. That's stuff that was possible before Chamberlain shut down MyQ access in smart home platforms.
@TheAppleFreak exactly, like the automation I spoke about where I have my light trigger when I walk across the obstruction sensors.
1. Use the HA Cloud. This lets you access your homeassistant from the homeassistant app on your phone anywhere. (This is a subscription)
2. If you use Apple Home, then there is a Homekit bridge integration that lets you share your HA devices with Apple Home. (This is entirely free, assuming you have Apple Home already setup)
3. If you use Google Home, then the easiest way is via HA Cloud (subscription). If you are tech savvy and know how to create domain names, and SSL certificates (Maybe free)
4. If you use Alexa, there are instructions, but a quick skim of them made me confuse. YMMV.
Unfortunately this method doesn't work if you rely on MyQ due to Tesla integration.
You can still leverage the MyQ features while using the Ratgdo as I show in the video. So you can still use your Tesla integration if you wanted but use the Ratgdo and HA for everything else.
Crazy that houses are still so stone age tech that you can't even control the car door opener digitally without this gadget.
A subscription for my garage door opener? Unprecedented greed. Outrageous. To quote Steve Jobs: “just f*** ‘em”.
This information regarding needing a subscription to use MyQ is incorrect. I’ve had a MyQ on my old house and now my new house, and never had a subscription. I don’t see anywhere in the app to even start a subscription.
It’s not without its issues, but it’s cheap and only a one time investment. (I’ve had it installed at this house for 3+ years.)
The basic functions are available without a subscription, for now. At any point Chamberlain can revolk that. I have constant ads to subscribe for video storage and "other premium capabilities".
I don't like putting my trust in companies, especially ones that have proven to be greedy and against consumer interest for their own profits.
Maybe I don’t fully understand but why should I buy this when myQ works for free? I don’t have any home automation. Is it only if you want to have it as part of home automation?
I talk about it at the end but yes, the main draw would be if you want it as part of your home automation. If your Internet is out, MyQ doesn't work anymore even when local whereas HomeAssistant will. Also it's about having your own control over the things you bought instead of a company forcing you to use their very poorly made proprietary software. You're at Chamberlain's mercy and they've proven time and time again that they are anti-consumer.
The app is awfully complicated for what should be a very simple function. I opened it right now, and at the top is a an advertising carousel suggesting that I give Amazon or Walmart the ability to open my garage door, an ad for the exterior remote, or a camera.
Separately, there is an ENTIRE TAB dedicated to partner advertising.
Plus, my second garage door opener is from 2019 and does not support MyQ. I'd much rather spend $62 than buy and install another garage door opener.
@@_Caddac this is 100% incorrect, you obviously didnt set yours up correctly...
@@RobertMehrer Dan Phillips alt account found.
@@_Caddac no clue who that is
MyQ is garbage. I ended up trashing mine and got a 'dumb' genie opener and programmed a d1 mini with a 5v relay and control it with home assistant over wifi using mqtt.
you can also buy a wyze controller and camera combo and for 10 bucks a month you can anywhere in the world control any garage door opener uses a qr code on your door you place and a camera and hooks right into the port or wires into the push button its litterally 2 wires and power from 110 volts thats it
Again, you're paying a subscription to a company to use your own devices in your home. The Ratgdo is cheaper after 4 months of using the Wyze controller (initial cost + monthy sub).
The whole purpose of this is to have complete control over your own garage door opener without having to rely on another company (and added bonus of no subscription fees).
Sure you all probably know this but this is why I don't want any smarts built into my GDO. Old school doorbell style switches are best, then you can implement your own low cost connected relay to integrate to your smart home hub of choice. Android Auto even has an app that allows buttons from home automation to be brought right to your dash screen, putting the button to control the door right on your cars infotainment screen.
Yeah, you're totally right, but many newer openers have features that are impossible to replicate with a simple switch. My Chamberlain having the features and sensors that it does allows my Ratgdo to provide me more control as well that I likely wouldn't get with a super basic GDO. I also paid less for mine than most of the other options out there.
No such thing as USB micro A. It's micro B.
@@chrisw1462 I think it's meant to say it's USB-A to Micro but I could be wrong. Micro-A exists it's just very very uncommon.
Looks like a nice solution. Seems overpriced.
i have a new opener 2025 its free the app is free i can open my garage door from my cell phone anywhere in the world for free done it 50 times already
Yeah, it's free now. At any point Chamberlain can decide to abandon MyQ or lock certain features behind paywalls and there's nothing you can do about it. Also all you can do is open and close your door or integrate it with other brands. You can't set up your own automatons, you can't even turn on or off the light from the app.
You're late.
Yes, definitely should have set up the Ratgdo before I had a garage and garage door opener. You're right.
@_Caddac I'm used to being right, thank you for noticing. 😂
Man that website is a mess. What's a Security 1.0 vs 2.0 and how do you know which is which? I'll just stick with the MyQ app that works perfectly fine for my needs.
It tells you right on it. Yellow button is 2.0 and red button is 1.0
Fix your video. The audio keeps cutting out. It’s annoying.
not everything needto be smart. just stop being lazy and get upan press a button.