This a custom component for Home Assistant.
The ipx800v4
integration allows you to get information and control the IPX800 v4 and its extensions.
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HACS > Integrations > Explore & Add Repositories > GCE IPX800 V4 > Install this repository
Copy custom_components/ipx800
in config/custom_components
of your Home Assistant (you must have *.py
files in config/custom_components/ipx800v4
).
Add the ipx800v4
entry in your configuration.yml
(see example below).
The IPX800 must be available during Home Assistant start. If you have an other home automation system which query the IPX800, like Jeedom, disable it during start to ensure it will respond to requests.
You can control by setting the type of the device:
relay
as switch and light or climate (with https://www.gce-electronics.com/fr/nos-produits/314-module-diode-fil-pilote-.html)virtualout
as switch and binarysensorvirtualin
as switchdigitalin
as binarysensoranalogin
as sensorvirtualanalogin
as sensor or numberxdimmer
as lightxeno
as sensorxpwm
as lightxpwm_rgb
as light (use 3 xpwm channels)xpwm_rgbw
as light (use 4 xpwm channels)x4vr
as coverx4vr_bso
as cover with BSO/tilt supportxthl
as sensorsx4fp
as climatecounter
as sensor or number# Example configuration.yaml entry
ipx800v4:
- name: IPX800
host: "192.168.1.240"
api_key: "apikey"
devices:
- name: Chaudière
icon: mdi:water-boiler
type: "relay"
component: "switch"
id: 3
- name: Lumière Garage
type: relay
component: light
id: 9
- name: Lumière Salle à Manger
type: xdimmer
component: light
id: 1
- component: light
name: Spots Cuisine
type: xpwm
id: 1
- component: light
name: "Bandeau de LED Salon"
type: xpwm_rgbw
ids: [9, 10, 11, 12]
transition: 1.5
- component: binary_sensor
device_class: motion
name: Présence Cuisine
type: virtualout
id: 1
- component: binary_sensor
name: Sonnette
type: digitalin
icon: mdi:bell-circle-outline
id: 1
- component: binary_sensor
name: Porte garage
type: digitalin
icon: mdi:garage
id: 2
invert_value: true
- component: sensor
device_class: illuminance
name: Luminosité Cuisine
icon: mdi:white-balance-sunny
type: analogin
id: 1
unit_of_measurement: "lx"
- component: sensor
name: Capteur Rez-de-Chaussée
type: xthl
id: 1
- component: cover
name: Volet Salon
type: x4vr
ext_id: 1
id: 1
- component: climate
name: Radiateur Salon
type: x4fp
ext_id: 1
id: 1
- component: climate
name: Radiateur Salle de Bains
type: relay
ids: [7, 8]
- component: number
name: Compteur
type: counter
id: 1
- component: sensor
device_class: humidity
name: Humidité Salle de Bains
type: xeno
id: 123
unit_of_measurement: "%"
- component: sensor
device_class: temperature
name: Température Salle de Bains
type: xeno
id: 124
unit_of_measurement: "C"
name:
description: Name of the IPX800.
required: true
type: name
host:
description: Hostname or IP address of the IPX800.
required: true
type: host
port:
description: HTTP port.
required: false
default: 80
type: port
api_key:
description: API key (need to be activate in Network => API)
required: true
type: string
username:
description: Username (for X-PWM control only)
required: false
type: string
password:
description: User's password (for X-PWM control only)
required: false
type: string
scan_interval:
description: Time in seconds between two polling, small value can cause error from the IPX800
required: false
default: 10
type: int
push_password:
description: Define a password to allow API calls from IPX800 PUSH
required: false
type: string
devices:
description: List of your devices configuration (switch of relays, light of X-Dimmer...), see below
required: true
type: list
component:
description: device type
required: true
type: string
values: "switch", "light", "cover", "sensor" or "binary_sensor"
name:
description: friendly name of the device
required: true
type: string
device_class:
description: custom device_class for binary_sensor and sensor only, see Home Assistant
required: false
type: string
unit_of_measurement:
description: set a unit of measurement for sensor only
required: false
type: string
transition:
description: transition time in millisecond, for lights only trough X-Dimmer or X-PWM
required: false
default: 500
type: int
icon:
description: custom icon
required: false
type: string
# Type to control/Get value, only one otherwise the device will not be added
type:
description: type of input/output on the IPX800 or an extension.
required: true
type: string
values: "relay", "analogin", "virtualanalogin", "digitalin", "virtualin", "virtualout", "xdimmer", "xpwm", "xpwm_rgb", "xpwm_rgbw", "xthl", "x4vr", "x4fp", "relay_fp", "counter"
id:
description: id of type output, required for all except xpwm_rgb and xpwm_rgbw type
required: false
type: int
ext_id:
description: id of X-4VR extension, required only for x4vr and x4fp type
required: false
type: int
ids:
description: ids of channel for xpwm_rgb, xpwm_rgbw type or relay as climate component
required: false
type: list of int
default_brightness:
description: default brightness for xpwm, xpwm_rgb and xpwm_rgbw only for turn on command (must be between 1 and 255)
required: false
type: int
invert_value:
description: invert the value returned for binary_sensors (on become off and vice versa)
required: false
type: bool
default: false
First, if you want to push data from your IPX800, you have to set a password on push_password
config parameter.
Then in your IPX800 PUSH configuration, in the Identifiant
field, set : ipx800:mypassword
.
By calling the URL /api/ipx800v4_refresh/on
from the IPX800, you ask a state refresh from all IPX800 entities.
You can update value of a entity by set a Push command in a IPX800 scenario. Usefull to update directly binary_sensor and switch.
In URL ON
and URL_OFF
set /api/ipx800v4/entity_id/state
:
You can update values of multiple entities with one request (see official wiki: https://wiki.gce-electronics.com/index.php?title=API_V4#Inclure_des_.C3.A9tiquettes_dans_les_notifications_.28mail.2C_push_et_GSM.29)
You have to set the entity_id=$XXYY
separate by a &
, example : /api/ipx800v4_data/binary_sensor.presence_couloir=$VO005&light.spots_couloir=$XPWM06
.
Finally, you can also push the states of all IPX entities directly and without naming them using bulk update. For example to update all relays from the IPX800v4 : /api/ipx800v4_bulk/relay/$R
.
The labels tested are as follows:
/api/ipx800v4_bulk/relay/$R
/api/ipx800v4_bulk/digitalin/$D
/api/ipx800v4_bulk/virtualin/$VI
/api/ipx800v4_bulk/virtualout/$VO
See official wiki for more information.
In case you have multiple IPX entries in your configuration, you can specify the name of the IPX in the route: /api/ipx800v4_bulk/<MY_IPX_NAME>/relay/$R
.
This parameter in the URL is also available for each routes described above:
/api/ipx800v4_refresh/<MY_IPX_NAME>/on
: you request a status update to all entities of the IPX800 named "MY_IPX_NAME"/api/ipx800v4/<MY_IPX_NAME>/entity_id/state
: you update the status of the "entity_id" on the IPX named "MY_IPX_NAME"/api/ipx800v4_data/<MY_IPX_NAME>/binary_sensor.presence_couloir=$VO005&light.spots_couloir=$XPWM06
: you update the statuses of several entities on the IPX named MY_IPX_NAME/api/ipx800v4_bulk/<MY_IPX_NAME>/relay/$R
: you update the statuses of all relays on the IPX named MY_IPX_NAMEpypix800 python package (installed by Home-Assistant itself, nothing to do here)