Logitech Harmony Hub

… shortcut. My DSwitch - TV is now stateful and triggers two automations controlled by another accessory: (1) when the dummy switch is on, it activates the Harmony Hub’s “turn on the TV” action, which powers on the TV and amp and sets the input, and (2) when the dummy switch is off, it deactivates the same action, which is configured to turn off the TV and amp. I set up a similar configuration for my Stereo dummy switch. I had forgotten that Harmony manages different on/off states. So far, it seems to work well. Now, I just need to configure a command in the Google Home app to turn these dummy …

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… with configuring the various options. Well done! I also really love the following plugins: Homebridge Camera FFmpeg for viewing my Wyze camera Homebridge Harmony for controlling my Harmony hub on my oldest (but still kickin') TV Homebridge Ring for my Ring doorbell. I'm excited to see if button presses work with tvOS now--I could never get it working on my own Homebridge Securitysystem for a home-made security system. It's obviously a lot of thought was put into designing some of the features. I saw the author post the other day and decided it was time to move away from the previous plugin I …

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… Thanks very much for the reply, however I’m afraid I don’t understand the solution. Yes, the Projector activity is shown in HomeKit, using homebridge-harmony. *“Set up each Activity the way you want in Harmony, ignore the projector.”* I think you’re suggesting I set up my HDMI switch as a separate Activity in Harmony. Is that right? How do I then configure this so that I end up with a button of some kind in Home which has five options, one for each HDMI input?

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So here's my setup: I have two rooms, each running a TV, an Apple TV, and rocking a Harmony Hub. Only one of the TVs is CEC capable but I'm not using the CEC capability (because the TVs are connected to more than the Apple TVs. Harmony manages TV power). The other TV is fairly old, doesn't even have discrete commands (gotta press "input" several times to switch). Homebridge is running two instances of *HarmonyHubWebSocket* My config file looks a little like this: { "bridge": { "name": "Homebridge", "username": "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX", "port": #####, "pin": "###-##-###" }, "description": …

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… run 0.3.0-alpha.2 inside the current oznu/homebridge Docker container. @elrond /home/ $ docker exec -it homebridge /bin/sh /homebridge # npm list |grep harmony +-- [email protected] | +-- [email protected] (github:e7hz3r0/harmonyhubjs-client#58d6529cdc3644e44178f4613ee6e38119d7e3e2) | +-- [email protected] Here's my package.json, if it helps: /homebridge # cat package.json { "dependencies": { "homebridge-dummy": "^0.2.0", "homebridge-harmonyhub": "^0.3.0-alpha.2", "homebridge-nest": "^2.1.3" } } And my config.json: /homebridge # cat config.json { "bridge": …

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Logitech pushed out a firmware update last week that took the ability to use homebridge. Home assistant was able to find a work around that you could then expose to HomeKit like homebridge

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