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peribeir / homeassistant-rademacher

This custom integration provides access to Rademacher Devices connected to a HomePilot (or Start2Smart) bridge.
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logo A Home Assistant custom Integration for local handling of Devices connected to Rademacher bridge.

ATENTION: If using Home Pilot Gateway Premium, please delete and add Integration after upgrade to version 2.1.0

Hardware Support (now with support for HP Gateway Premium)

Works exclusively when devices are connected through HomePilot or Start2Smart Bridge.

Bridges/Gateways from Rademacher are fully supported.

Supports Covers, Switches, Sensors, Dimmers, Thermostats and Wall Controllers.

See full device list support at the end.

Scenes are now supported since version 2.1.0

Scenes will be automatically added as Home Assistant Scenes with "Homepilot" prefix. These scenes can be executed as any other Home Assistant Scene but cannot be edited.

Installation

1. Using HACS (now on default repositories)

HACS is a community store for integrations, Frontend extensions, etc. It makes installation and maintenance of this component much easier. You can find instructions on how to install HACS here.

Navigate to HACS in you Home Assistants Interface.

Click "Explore & Download Repositories"

Search for "Rademacher Homepilot Bridge"

Click "Download this Repository with HACS".

Select the version you wish do download and finally click "Download".

Restart Home Assistant.

2. Manually

Copy the rademacher folder into yout Home Assistant's custom_components folder. This should be located under the /config folder.

If you haven't done it already, you should create the custom_components folder on your /config.

Restart Home Assistant.

Usage

First of all, you should add the devices in you Home Pilot Application, or in the Bridge's Interface. The integration works by fetching the list that is registered in the Hub.

1. Automatic Discovery

When Home Assistant Core is running on the same sub-network as the Hub, if auto-discovery works, you'll see a notification on HA GUI stating it found new devices.

Just click "Check it Out" and you'll be presented with the Integrations page where you should see the new Rademacher Bridge entry.

Click "Configure". If you have set a password for the Hub, enter it and press "Submit".

On the next dialog, Choose any device that you may want to exclude from managing in HA. If you want to manage all, just press "Submit".

You should now be presented with Device/Entities detected, you should select the HA Area where you want to add them.

2. Using Config Flow

If Hub has not been auto-discovered, or you just deleted the integration and want to add again:

Start by going to Configuration > Integrations, then press the "Add Integration" button.

Then, search for Rademacher and select it.

In the Dialog that appears, insert the HostName/IP Address of the Rademacher Bridge. Ex: bridge.local or 192.168.1.60

Press "Submit".

If you have configured a password for the hub, you'll be asked for it. Just insert it and press "Submit".

On the next dialog, Choose any device that you may want to exclude from managing in HA. If you want to manage all, just press "Submit".

You should now be presented with Device/Entities detected, you should select the HA Area where you want to add them.

Direct and Indirect Contributors

peribeir
Pedro Ribeiro 		michelde
Michel Munzert 		duhow
David Girón 		misa1515
Misa1515 		mrweidenmr
der-berni 		thmnxo4
Thmnxo4
mrweidenmr
Mrweidenmr

Supported Devices

The integration should work with the following devices (tested devices are marked in bold )

Covers

Garage Covers

Sensors

Switches

Dimmers

Thermostat

Wall Controllers

Lights (new)