CLUZ 2.0 Firmware

Download the beta software and find out what's new

Beta Version

5.15.18 (build 2623)

Firmware is accessible from the zip package.

Installation and start-up process in accordance with the User Manual - Chapter VI, Section 10.2.B.

What's New

5.15.18 (build 2623)

18 June 2026

LED RGBW DIN version 4.0.2 - fix update devices with hwVersion = 2 (24-2-2).

8 June 2026

LED RGBW DIN version 4.0.0 and LED RGBW FM version 3.0.0:
- Added a new LED_CCT object for controlling luminaries with adjustable color temperature:
  - ColorTemp and ColorTemp% features - color temperature readings in Kelvin and as a percentage,
  - WarmValue and ColdValue features - calculated values of the warm and cool white channels,
  - SetValue, SwitchOn, SwitchOff, Switch, and HoldValue / HoldValueUp / HoldValueDown methods - brightness and output switching control,
  - SetColorTemp and SetColorTempPercent methods - setting the color temperature in Kelvin or as a percentage,
  - HoldColorTemp and HoldColorTempWarm methods, HoldColorTempCool - smooth color temperature change and shifting it towards warm or cool white,
  - OnColorTempChange event - generated when the color temperature changes.

Extended functionality of the Switch method in the LED_CHANNEL object:
- Added Mode parameter with two operating modes:
  - Default - toggles the output state (previous behavior),
  - LastValue - restores the last non-zero brightness value instead of MaxValue when turned on.

Note!
The new firmware version introduces LED_CHANNEL objects, enabling control of individual RGBW LED channels. The RedValue, GreenValue, BlueValue, and WhiteValue properties—along with their associated Set/Hold methods—are not visible within the main LEDRGBW object.
Please note the lack of synchronization between the control model using LED_CHANNEL objects and the model using the main LEDRGBW object. A channel value change made via LED_CHANNEL is not propagated to the corresponding value in the LEDRGBW object.
Therefore, the configuration must be set up consistently: use either the LED_CHANNEL objects or the LEDRGBW object. Mixing both control models in a single configuration is not recommended, as this may lead to inconsistencies in the reported channel states.