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DOC ID - 1896 

• Rev 01 • DRAFT 00.08 

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Known issues 

The following issues are known and are currently in progress. 

Note: 

All listed issues are expected to be corrected prior to release.  

Known issues 

Bug # 

Severity 

Description 

CLO (formerly SAI) 

1667 

High 

The ClareOne panel cannot operate any ClareHome devices when AC power is 
removed from the panel and restored after 4 minutes or after an update. The 
devices are still operable from the ClareHome mobile app. Restarting the panel 
corrects this issue. 

1775 

Medium 

The panel alarm does not report the same state as the app. 

1711 

Medium 

The C4 driver disarms without a PIN. 

1709 

Medium 

Motion may still be active while disabled.  

1637 

Medium 

The C4 driver countdown time does not update in the UI correctly. 

1628 

Medium 

The Duress Code is renamable. 

1624 

Medium 

C4 is unable to set the ClareOne panel to armed. 

1623 

Medium 

C4 is not updated with trouble ClareOne panel trouble conditions. 

1706 

Low 

Tapping the PIN entry field clears numbers entered in the PIN field. 

1666 

Low 

After opting to "remind user" to update the panel in an hour, letting the reach an 
hour and dismissing the update popover, it appears on every screen. 

1639 

Low 

Sensor names display missing letters in the ClareHome app. 

1627 

Low 

The panel announces that there is Ethernet trouble during the wizard. 

1390 

Low 

Schedules using the astrotimer set to x minutes before sunrise/sunset do not 
execute. 

 

Contact information 

Clare Controls, LLC. 
7519 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 104 
Sarasota, FL 34243 

General: 941.328.3991 
Fax: 941.870.9646 
www.clarecontrols.com 

Integrator/Dealer Support: 941.404.1072 
[email protected] 

Homeowners should contact their installation dealer for assistance. 

Summary of Contents for ClareOne CLR-C1-PNL1

Page 1: ...tact information 10 Last modified 03 10 20 Introduction The ClareOne Wireless Security and Smart Home Panel CLR C1 PNL1 is a smart home hub featuring customizable home automation and security control...

Page 2: ...screw 3 Rear panel cover 4 Mounting holes 5 Siren 6 DC routing hole 1 7 DC routing hole 2 8 LAN routing hole 9 Siren routing hole Figure 3 ClareOne Panel interior rear 1 DC wiring terminal 2 DC micro...

Page 3: ...The panel can be powered by the provided power supply with a micro USB cable using the provided power supply with Cat5 6 cable or using the provided power supply with 22AWG or thicker shielded securi...

Page 4: ...tabs are both fully pressed in 5 Press the sides of the back plate against the back of the panel making sure there is no gap between the back plate and the panel 6 Align the mounting holes in the bac...

Page 5: ...e panel 1 Select a location for the panel that is close to an outlet and then run a connection from the 12VDC supply to the selected installation location 2 Place the mounting bracket against the sele...

Page 6: ...the anchor locations and screw in one of the provided screws into each of the 4 hole locations 4 Remove the panel s back plate by pressing down on the 2 tabs and pulling the back plate outward exposin...

Page 7: ...utomatically powers up Note Do not connect to a receptacle controlled by a switch ClareOne setup Once the panel is installed in the desired location and is connected to a power source setup the ClareO...

Page 8: ...word and then tap Ok Note Tap to hide the keyboard 5 Add the desired sensors For full sensor configuration and management see ClareOne Wireless Security and Smart Home Panel User Manual DOC ID 1871 6...

Page 9: ...nue the wizard 8 Run any desired diagnostic tests and then tap Next Note Once installation is complete test the panel and sensors See ClareOne Wireless Security and Smart Home Panel User Manual DOC ID...

Page 10: ...ly 1628 Medium The Duress Code is renamable 1624 Medium C4 is unable to set the ClareOne panel to armed 1623 Medium C4 is not updated with trouble ClareOne panel trouble conditions 1706 Low Tapping th...

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