You can create scenes with a third party application like Hue Pro that is able to store the scene on the bridge.įor example you could create a scene 'Romantic' with a nice color and with all the lights you want in this scene.ĭomoticz will detect all scenes from the hue bridge, and add them as push-on switches in the systemĪfter this, it is very easy to activate the scene or use the scene in timers.Īlthough the native hardware works. The behavior is the same as a normal switch. You can create groups with a third party application like HueMote.įor example you could create a group 'Livingroom' with all your lights in that room.ĭomoticz will detect all groups from the hue bridge, and add them as switches in the systemĪfter this, it is very easy to control all colors/brightness/on/off of all lights in this group. After a minute enable the hardware again and all new device will be on the device page (unused).
If new lights do not show up automatically, then go to Hardware and disable the Hue hardware. If you forgot the username, then use the above procedureĭomoticz will then automatically add all your lamps to the device page (unused), where they can be selected named and transferred to the Switches page for use.Īlways check 'Allow new hardware devices' in Settings. If you know the username, enter it, and press ADD. If everything went correctly, a new username is filled in, and you can press the ADD button Leave the username empty, and press the LINK button on the Philips Hue bridge, and press the 'Register' button. the Port of the Philips Hue bridge (normally 80, unless you share one over the internet) the IP Address of the Philips Hue bridge (you can also find this in your network router), Go to the Setup / Hardware page and select Philips Hue Bridge as a hardware type. Installing the Hue Hardware Device Native Support Of course you can still use the Tap and LivingColors remotes, as the light status is polled by Domoticz.Įxternal status changes to the Hue lights (via app, Tap, etc) will be reflected in Domoticz within 10 seconds. LivingColors remote controls do not use the bridge but control the lights directly, The bridge supports up to 50 connected lights.īoth the old and the new 'Homekit ready' bridge are supported.īecause of limitations in the Hue API, Domoticz cannot 'see' the Hue Tap or the Hue dimmer switch.
5.2 Capturing, Storing and Displaying Hue ScenesĪs long as you can connect the light to the bridge, it will work.
5.1 Switch Lights On / Off and Changing Colours.5 Controlling Hue Lights with Lua Scripts.4 Controlling Hue Lights with Bash Scripts.
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