So, it seems the new Philips warm glow LED bulbs don’t dim like the old ones do. With the old ones, the switch could dim all the way down to 1% and it would still be lit, albeit dimly. The new ones cut out around 7-8%, which is super annoying.
It seems some GE/Honeywell/Jasco/Whatever dimmer support setting a minimum dim level, and based on another thread (Jasco dimmers support minimum dim and true switch mode), it seems to be based on firmware version rather than model number? And, it seems like this driver enables it based on model number, rather than firmware version?
One of the three dimmers I’m dealing with seems to have that option enabled (0063-4944-3339), while two do not (0063-4944-3031). I’m curious whether there is a way to make the two 0063-4944-3031 work with this option.
First question I have is how to find the “raw description” field that would contain the firmware version. It was in the old IDE, but doesn’t seem to be in the new “advanced” web interface, unless I’m missing something. And, of course, Samsung completely disabled the IDE, so I cannot figure out a way to get this info.
Any help appreciated. Thanks!