Welcome to the SnapAV News Blog — your source for the latest updates on SnapAV products, including Control4, OvrC, and more. Stay informed on new releases, feature enhancements, and important product announcements.
With the Same Trusted Experience
We’re expanding our Qolsys lineup with their new range of IQ Panel 5s, giving installers more choice and customers a more tailored security experience. These additions are designed to help pros standardize on a single, modern platform while selecting the right configuration for each job, reducing install time and simplifying inventory without sacrificing performance or reliability.
Key Benefits at a Glance:
PowerG+ performance built in – Next-gen wireless reliability, extended range, and stronger security for residential and light commercial installs.
One panel, fewer SKUs – Modular design supports 319.5, 345, and 433 MHz with swappable daughter cards, reducing inventory and install time.
Modern look, smarter experience – Sleek touchscreen with a new 13MP PortraitView camera, flexible mounting, and integrated glass-break detection.
Installer-friendly design – Improved power supply, backplate, and tamper access for faster, cleaner installations.
Future-ready UI – Planned enhancements like on-panel search make systems easier to customize and manage over time.
The result is a smoother install-to-handoff process and a security solution that feels purpose-built from day one.
We’ve added the latest Denon AV receivers to our lineup so you can deliver home theater fans more choice, power, and flexibility.
These new models build on Denon’s reputation for immersive surround sound, modern HDMI support, and flexible system integration, making it easier to power everything from streamlined living room setups to more advanced home theaters. Explore the new Denon AVR refresh and find the right receiver to anchor your entertainment experience.
Managing third-party devices with OvrC Pro is now more straightforward and secure, thanks to our latest update. With these enhancements, OvrC Pro supports SNMP v3 and streamlines the configurations of SNMP v1 and V2 communities. Here’s what you need to know about these updates and how they benefit your business:
What is SNMP?
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a standard protocol used to monitor and manage devices on a network; think routers, switches, wireless access points, printers, and more. By configuring SNMP, OvrC Pro can gather richer data from your devices, making troubleshooting more accurate and providing a clearer picture of your entire network.
For those less familiar with networking, it helps to know that OvrC has always supported SNMP v1 and v2. However, setting them up was tricky, and the data sent over the network wasn’t encrypted. That’s where SNMP v3 comes in: it introduces encryption and lets you use unique usernames and passwords for each device, making your network more secure.
Key Enhancements
SNMP v3 Support

Configurable Credentials for SNMP v1 and v2
Additional Agent Improvements
Supported Brands
OvrC Pro offers powerful integration with SNMP-enabled devices from your favorite brands available at ADI:
Why These Enhancements Matter
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Single Device Transfer
OvrC Enhancement: Auto-Claim and Device Reclaim Controls
OvrC just got even more flexible and secure with enhanced Auto-Claim Controls and a new Device Reclaim workflow. These features give integrators greater control over which devices are assigned to locations, streamline device management, and eliminate the need for support tickets or site takeovers when reclaiming hardware.
Overview
With the latest update, integrators can:
This means devices can be assigned or reassigned quickly and accurately, reducing errors and saving time.
Auto-Claim Controls
Auto-Claim automatically recognizes devices on the network and securely adds them to a location when an OvrC Pro agent is installed using validated identifiers. Now, Auto-Claim can be enabled or disabled per location. When Auto-Claim is off, OvrC Pro will still detect devices on the network, but won't claim them automatically. Instead, a banner appears in the location showing unclaimed devices with an option for integrators to manually review and claim one or more devices.
Why It Matters



Where to Find Auto-Claim
Auto-Claim settings are accessible in two places:
1. Add/Edit Location
2. Remote Management
Note: Auto-Claim is ON by default.
Device Reclaim
Device Reclaim makes it simple to reassign any individual device to the correct customer or location in seconds, no impact to the rest of the network and no support ticket required. When OvrC detects a device on your network that’s already claimed elsewhere, a banner appears, allowing integrators to reclaim it to the current location. You can reclaim one, many, or all applicable devices in a single step.
Note: Device Reclaim does not copy the device name, notes, or activity logs from the previous location.
Why It Matters
Want to Learn More? Visi the OvrC Manual for step-by-step guides on using Auto-Claim and Device Reclaim features.