Panasonic

Panasonic Viera TV

homebridge-panasonic-viera-tv · v7.2.0

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Adds Panasonic Viera TVs to HomeKit with power and input switching.

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What it says it supports

Brands

Panasonic

Devices it names

Viera TVs

Shows up in Apple Home as from its README

What people report

Controls Panasonic Viera TVs by IP. Some models cannot power on from standby.

Works2
Not working3
Won’t be supported1

Device	Status	What they said	Source
Panasonic TX-65DXW784	Works	User confirms it works Saved copy Panasonic TX-65DXW784 -> works Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #5 · 2019-04
Panasonic TX-75EXW784	Works	User confirms it works Saved copy panasonic tx75exw784 Works Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #5 · 2019-04
Panasonic 49FX740	Not working	Same power state problem as TX-55FZ800E Saved copy I'm having the same issue with a Panasonic 49FX740, which is also a 2018 model TV. Also the same as @daciand , I can control it with the Panasoic TV Remote 3 App on my iPhone, including power on/off. The TV shows in the Home App, but state is often incorrect and none of the switches work: on/off, or changing inputs, etc. Here's a wee snippet of the logging of actions from the Home App when running `homebridge -D` [code] None of these actions have any effect. I did notice that when setting up the Panasonic TV Remote 3 App on iOS for the first time a pairing PIN code was required (displayed on … Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #14 · 2019-05
Panasonic TH-65FX800Z	Not working	Does not seem to work Saved copy Unless I've configured something wrong, TH-65FX800Z does not seem to work. Will have to stick with Alexa as that does work. Is it only the IP addy that is required in the config? Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #5 · 2019-04
Panasonic TX-55FZ800E	Not working	Shows in Home but cannot change power state Saved copy First of all, thanks for the plugin! I have a Panasonic TX-55FZ800E and, even if the TV shows up fine in the Home app, I am not able to change its power state by clicking on it. The current state is correctly reflected in the app, but as I said, I cannot change it. By using the TV Remote 2 app on my iPhone, I am able to change its power state, which I guess it means that the TV can be started remotely. It may also be worth mentioning that the TV is connected to my local network via WiFi (802.11n, 5 GHz band). My config.json looks like this: ` { "accessory": "Panasonic-TV", "name": "Panasonic … Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #14 · 2019-05
Panasonic TX-50AW404	Won’t be supported	Maintainer lists it as unable to power on from standby Saved copy TX-50AW404 Excerpt saved from GitHub on 2026-10-22.	Issue #5 · 2019-04

Gathered from the plugin’s GitHub issues, pull requests, discussions, wiki and docs, and from r/homebridge. These are individual reports, so check the linked thread and the date before you buy.

How it connects

Local

Viera control over LAN

Compatibility

Verified by Homebridge	No
Homebridge versions	>=0.4.46
Homebridge 2.0	No
Node.js	Not stated
Settings in Homebridge UI	No
Matter	No
License	MIT

Community signals

Downloads a week	129
Downloads a month	567
GitHub stars	20
Open issues	9
Closed issues	32
Last code push	2020-11-11
Latest version	7.2.0 (2020-05-10)
First published	2019-03-24
Releases	233

In ReReHome

Whatever this plugin publishes reaches Apple Home as a normal HomeKit accessory behind your Homebridge bridge, so ReReHome shows and controls it like any other.

Bridges get their own settings page listing the accessories behind them.