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homebridge-kaku-ics2000

v1.3.4

Published

A plugin that adds support for Klik Aan Klik Uit accessories connected to the ICS-2000 to HomeKit

Downloads

16

Readme

Klik Aan Klik Uit ICS-2000 Homebridge plugin

This plugin adds HomeKit support for the ICS-2000 from Klik Aan Klik Uit (KAKU). Although this plugin communicates directly to the ICS-2000 in your local network, it still needs your KAKU credentials, because the current state of every device is stored on your KAKU account. In addition, the credentials are used to get the encryption key which encrypts every message send to the ICS-2000 and decrypts the current state data from the cloud.

An example config.json with all required keys:

{
  "platform": "KAKU-ICS2000",
  "name": "ICS-2000",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "password123"
}

In addition, there are a few optional options:

  • deviceBlacklist - A list of entityIDs of devices you don't want to show up in HomeKit.
  • localBackupAddress - A backup IP-address that will be used if the IP-address of your ICS-2000 can't be found automatically.
  • deviceConfigOverrides - An object containing override or additional configs. The key is the device type, the value an object according to the DeviceConfig interface.

An example config.json with those keys:

{
  "platform": "KAKU-ICS2000",
  "name": "ICS-2000",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "password123",
  "deviceBlacklist": [
    22204109,
    21053004,
    20108785
  ],
  "localBackupAddress": "192.168.1.5",
  "deviceConfigOverrides": {
    "6": {
      "modelName": "ACDB 7000A doorbell",
      "onOffFunction": 0
    }
  }
}

TODO

| Done? | Feature | |-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ✅ | Proper per device hardcoded config like is dimmable, has color temp, dim function, on/off function, color temp function | | ✅ | User configurable config per device (same config as point above) | | ❌ | CLI script to control KAKU devices, get status and decrypt messages and start REST server | | ✅ | REST server to control KAKU devices, get status and decrypt messages | | ✅ | Split KAKU API code into separate NPM package |

Contributing

At boot, this plugin will show some information for every device that it adds to HomeKit. If you want to help, you can put your device types with a short description of the device (e.g. Zigbee dimmer, KAKU smart plug) and optionally a link to a product page of the product, in a comment at issue #12. If you have devices that don't respond to the commands of this plugin, try to identify the functions it uses and open up a PR to add it to DeviceConfigs.ts or open up an issue.

ICS2000-Python

A big thanks to Stijn-Jacobs for his research on controlling the ICS-2000. This plugin is created using his research, so checkout ICS2000-Python on GitHub.