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iobroker.blustream-acm

v0.3.1

Published

Controls Blustream ACM matrix controllers (ACM200/ACM210/ACM500/ACM1000) for audio/video distribution over IP

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ioBroker.blustream-acm

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Blustream ACM Matrix Controller for ioBroker

Controls Blustream ACM advanced control modules for HDMI-over-IP audio/video distribution. Discovers connected transmitters and receivers via the controller's telnet interface and exposes routing/status states for each. The available commands and states depend on the controller model, which you select in the adapter configuration.

Renamed from iobroker.blustream-acm200. This adapter now supports several ACM models, so it is no longer tied to the ACM200 name. Existing blustream-acm200.0 installs must be reconfigured under the new blustream-acm.0 namespace.

Supported hardware

  • ACM200Blustream ACM200 (routing + transmitter audio source)
  • ACM210 — routing, breakaway (IR/RS232/USB/CEC), output power/mute, Dante audio matrix + ARC
  • ACM500 — routing, breakaway, output power/mute
  • ACM1000 — routing, breakaway, output power/mute, Dante audio matrix + ARC
  • Manufacturer: Blustream

This adapter is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blustream; all trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Features

  • Automatic discovery of connected transmitters and receivers
  • Model-aware capabilities — the adapter only creates states and accepts commands the selected model supports
  • Video/audio routing control (combined and independent per stream)
  • Breakaway routing of IR / RS232 / USB / CEC streams (ACM210/500/1000)
  • Output power and mute control (ACM210/500/1000)
  • Dante/analogue/HDMI audio matrix and ARC control (ACM210/1000)
  • Transmitter audio source selection (HDMI / ANA)
  • "Route to all displays" commands (audio+video, video only, audio only)
  • Status monitoring for all devices
  • Preview image URLs (served by the controller's built-in capture endpoint)

Installation

Install the adapter from the ioBroker admin interface (Adapters → search for "blustream").

Configuration

Main Settings

  • Controller Model: Select your ACM controller model (ACM200 / ACM210 / ACM500 / ACM1000). This determines which commands and states are available.
  • IP Address: IP address of your ACM controller (default: 192.168.0.225)
  • Port: Telnet port (default: 23)

Advanced Settings

  • Polling Interval (ms): How often to poll for status updates (default: 30000)
  • Command Timeout (ms): Timeout for commands sent to the controller (default: 5000)

States

States marked (model) are only created when the selected controller model supports the capability.

System

  • info.connection — Connection status to the controller
  • system.status.connected — Same as info.connection (legacy)
  • system.status.lastUpdate — Timestamp of the last status update
  • system.commands.refresh — Trigger a manual refresh of all status information
  • system.commands.refreshAll — Force a complete state rebuild
  • system.commands.routeAll — Write a transmitter ID to route audio + video to all displays
  • system.commands.routeAllVideo — Write a transmitter ID to route video only to all displays
  • system.commands.routeAllAudio — Write a transmitter ID to route audio only to all displays

Transmitters (per transmitter)

  • transmitters.<id>.id — Transmitter ID
  • transmitters.<id>.name — Display name
  • transmitters.<id>.ip — IP address
  • transmitters.<id>.connected — Connection status
  • transmitters.<id>.edid — EDID setting
  • transmitters.<id>.audioSource — Audio source selection (HDMI/ANA)
  • transmitters.<id>.audioMatrixMode(ACM210/1000) Input-side audio matrix path (HDMI/Analogue/Dante)
  • transmitters.<id>.previewUrl — URL to preview image (if preview service is enabled)

Receivers (per receiver)

  • receivers.<id>.id — Receiver ID
  • receivers.<id>.name — Display name
  • receivers.<id>.ip — IP address
  • receivers.<id>.connected — Connection status
  • receivers.<id>.route — Combined audio+video route (write a transmitter ID)
  • receivers.<id>.videoRoute — Video-only route
  • receivers.<id>.audioRoute — Audio-only route
  • receivers.<id>.irRoute / .rs232Route / .usbRoute / .cecRoute(ACM210/500/1000) Breakaway routes (write a transmitter ID)
  • receivers.<id>.power(ACM210/500/1000) Output power on/off
  • receivers.<id>.mute(ACM210/500/1000) Output mute on/off
  • receivers.<id>.audioOutputMode(ACM210/1000) Output-side audio matrix path
  • receivers.<id>.arcMode(ACM210/1000) ARC mode (Off/HDMI/Optical)
  • receivers.<id>.resolution — Output resolution
  • receivers.<id>.previewUrl — URL to preview image

Usage examples

Route transmitter 2 to receiver 1:

setState('blustream-acm.0.receivers.001.route', '002');

Route transmitter 3 to all receivers:

setState('blustream-acm.0.system.commands.routeAll', '003');

Troubleshooting

  • If the adapter cannot connect, verify the IP address, port, and that the controller's telnet interface is enabled.
  • Make sure the configured Controller Model matches your hardware — the wrong model may send commands your device does not understand or hide states it does support.
  • If transmitters or receivers are missing after start-up, trigger a refresh via system.commands.refresh.
  • Enable debug logging in Admin → instance → log level to see telnet traffic.

Changelog

WORK IN PROGRESS

0.3.1 (2026-07-17)

  • (Alan Paris) Object role corrections for ioBroker repository review: per-device connected states now use indicator.reachable; transmitter/receiver id states use the text role
  • (Alan Paris) Remove a stale command-timeout comment

0.3.0 (2026-07-17)

  • (Alan Paris) Renamed adapter from blustream-acm200 to blustream-acm to reflect multi-model support
  • (Alan Paris) Added a Controller Model setting (ACM200 / ACM210 / ACM500 / ACM1000); states and commands are now model-aware
  • (Alan Paris) Added breakaway routing (IR/RS232/USB/CEC) and output power/mute for ACM210/500/1000
  • (Alan Paris) Added Dante/analogue/HDMI audio matrix and ARC control for ACM210/1000
  • (Alan Paris) Preview image URLs now use the configured controller host instead of a hardcoded address

0.2.4 (2026-07-03)

  • (Alan Paris) Remove unused username/password settings — the ACM200 telnet interface requires no login
  • (Alan Paris) Transmitter/receiver name states are now read-only (they are reported by the device and cannot be set from the adapter)
  • (Alan Paris) Validate and clamp polling interval and command timeout to safe ranges
  • (Alan Paris) Add Blustream product/manufacturer links to the documentation

0.2.3 (2026-07-03)

  • (Alan Paris) Resolve adapter-checker errors: use framework-managed timers, add missing config help translations, and clean up redundant devDependencies

0.2.2 (2026-07-02)

  • (Alan Paris) Corrected state roles (routing/audio selectors, connection status, device info) for object-checker compliance

0.2.1 (2026-05-20)

  • (Alan Paris) Bundle adapter icon in the npm tarball

0.2.0 (2026-05-20)

  • (Alan Paris) Add routeAll, routeAllVideo, routeAllAudio commands to route a source to every display in one call
  • (Alan Paris) Modernized internal tooling (release-script, ESLint 9, ioBroker testing actions, trusted publishing)

Older changes have been moved to CHANGELOG_OLD.md

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2026 Alan Paris [email protected]

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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