I started dealing with OpenHAB round about a year ago with some weather data and the Fritz DECT 310s. Now I want to extend my setup with sensors (door and window).
I read about homematic and homematic-IP. But the latter is only available via CCU2 as stated in the binding docs. Is that still true? Is there any support of the HM-IP stuff via CCU3 under development?
Maybe a later step would be integrating these wall thermostat.
I read quite a few pages and found Shelly and Aqara. But they don’t provide the thermostat stuff.
What are my alternatives keeping the OpenHAB on a Raspi4 and extending the smart home step by step with a minimum of different systems?
I am using a CUL USB stick to control a few roller shutters and heating controls on a Cubietruck system. This uses the “old” Homematic interface, not Homematic IP. This works quite reliably, so I can recommend this kind of setup. The CUL stick is about 50€.
Since the CCU3 is an upgrade to the CCU2 i would say it works as well. What doesn’t work for HmIP is the HmIP-Access Point, which provides simplified functionality.
Hello, I use the Homematic binding with a CCU2. I do have some HM-IP rollershutters within my CCU2 environment. I connected everything to openHAB and have no problem with also controlling the rollershutters.
Hey job, in the binding docs under Homematic - Bindings | openHAB I found that the only suppoerted bridge for HmIP is the CCU2 unfortunately not CCU3. So I guess, that CCU3 as a bridge is not supported from OpenHAB to make use of HmIP.
@job as I am a total newbe regarding Homematic stuff I can’t discuss what should be possible or what can’t be possible. From my point of view it would be the only chance to contact someone who actually uses a CCU3 with HmIP or to contact the deveolper of the HM binding.
Does anyone knows how to contact the maintainer of th Homematic binding?
Does anyone use the CCU3 with Homematic-IP devices?
I’m totally new to openHAB, installed OpenHAB 3 on a Raspi whilst having set up a CCU3 with raspberrymatic and several Homematic and Homematic IP devices.
I already added some of those to OpenHAB 3 via the semantic model (if you can say so) and can see their status. I didn’t try to control one of those devices yet, but will probably today or tomorrow and let you know if this works.
Edit:
I checked some devices:
I was able to switch a homematic switch (HM-ES-PMSw1-Pl)
I was able to set the dimming level on a homematic IP wired dimming actor:
However, I’m not really sure if I use the right channels and whatever as I’m totally new to OpenHAB.
Hopefully it will work, when I figure out how to properly configure it, but I’m doing one step at a time and I have lots of documentary left to read through.
Autodiscovery is working here too for hmip wireless and wired devices [latest RaspberryMatic] @Piffer do you have wired actors for rollershutters? - take definitly care of the right channels, you can damage the controls from raspmatic side…so they probably won’t work when writing to the wrong channel. Will try to include them tomorrow by copy pasting item files from my running oh2.5 instance and report.
From another post which I can´t find at the moment, probably not here in the community… The number in the channel name before the # maps to the channels in the Homematic UI. Make sure to use the right channels 1+2, 5+6, 9+10, 13+14. The control via for example Channel 3# works too for the rollershutter on channel 2# but it sets some value you cant see in the Homematic UI and the rollershutter can’t controlled correctly any more directly via Homematic UI.
Sitemap (OH2.5)
Switch item=Dinningroom_Blinds_South label=“Essen Süd ” mappings=[UP=“Up”,STOP=“Stop”, DOWN=“Down”]
