Hi @Pet
woher weißt du, dass ich deutsch kann?
Is englisch ok as well? because this would help others here as well.
If not, let me know.
Otherwise:
Hue Emulator:
Setup the needed Switches / items in your items file according to:
In my case e.g.:
Switch Z_Treppenlicht “Licht Treppe” (G_Lights, G_All_OFF) [ “Switchable” ] {channel=“zwave:device:49ede2f3:node4:switch_binary2”}
The position of the Tag [ “Switchable” ] is important (Must be behind the group identification and before the channel).
for debugging (not neccessarily needed):
karaf console:
ssh openhab@localhost -p8101 (standard password (openhabian): habopen)
log:set DEBUG org.openhab.io.hueemulation
Using Paper UI install hue emulation and configure it (pairing mode -> ON).
Check with your webbrowser if pairing is really ON (some people encountered issues here)
http://YOUR_IPADRESS:8080/rest/services/org.openhab.hueemulation/config
To pair you need to start your HarmonyApp (e.g. on the iphone) and pair it with the HarmonyHub Emulator instance
Here you can find how to do so:
You can skip the part about creating a Hue account if you don’t have a hue (like me)
https://support.myharmony.com/en-us/harmony-experience-with-philips-hue (Add Philips Hue using the Harmony Mobile App)
This should lead to your pre defined items to show up in the app immediately (on the home screen of the Harmony App).
You can link the items defined with [Switchable] above to the home automation buttons on your Harmony remote (if you have the companion with these buttons like me)
Afterwards (only if you switched on the debug above)
log:set DEBUG org.openhab.io.hueemulation back to "Info"
Console:
ssh openhab@localhost -p8101 (standard password (openhabian): habopen)
log:set INFO org.openhab.io.hueemulation
That’s it.