Sony PlayStation 4

Hello everyone, I'm trying to use CMDSwitch2 with ps4-waker. I was able to setup both while Homebridge running on Macbook. Works very good. But I need to move it to a Homebridge on Raspberry Pi. After installing ps4-waker I'm able to turn on/off Playstation manually typing "ps4-waker" or "ps4-waker standby. But it doesn't work with Homebridge + CMDSwitch2. Not responding. But no errors. After setup of both plugins, I can see the new device in the Home app on iOS. But pressing Playstation button does nothing. Do anyone have the same issue? Everything is updated. Node -v v8.9.3 NPM -v 5.5.1 …

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iOS automation to do PS4 stuff? Keen to know more mate. I use the PS4-waker plugin for homebridge to do that, assuming you use one of the PS apps if on iOS?

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I’m using PS4 waker. There should be a tutorial for it on github

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… been running a Homebridge server on a Raspberry Pi Zero W for a couple years now. My current plugins have bridged my August door lock, ring doorbell cam, PS4, and Multi-room audio with HEOS speakers/airportExpress.

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… command line commands via HomeKit and can be set up to check if a device is on as well so that you can see the state in the Home app. In this case I'm using ps4-waker to wake and sleep my PS4. PS4-waker pretends to be the PS4 second screen app for iOS in order to wake or sleep your PS4. It takes a bit of setup so make sure that is working before adding it to homebridge. This is particularly useful to me because the Harmony Hub can control the PS4 while it's on, but can't turn it on or off. Anyone who owns a PS4 knows it's a little slow coming out of sleep mode, so Siri will sometimes say "The …

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{ "platform": "PS4WakerPlatform", "name": "PS4Waker", "accessories": \[ { "serial": "XXXXXXXXXX", "model": "CUH-XXXXXXX" } \] }, { "platform": "cmdSwitch2", "name": "CMD Switch", "switches": \[ { "name": "PS4", "on\_cmd": "ps4-waker", "off\_cmd": "ps4-waker standby", "state\_cmd": "ps4-waker search | grep -i '200 Ok'", "polling": true, "interval": 5, "timeout": 2000, "manufacturer": "Sony Corporation", "model": "PS4", "serial": "PS4" }, { "name": "Enter", "on\_cmd": "ps4-waker remote enter", "off\_cmd": "ps4-waker remote back", "polling": true, "interval": 5, "timeout": 2000, "manufacturer": …

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