Hi,
Do I understand right, that it is not possible to use the Philips Hue Dimmer?

Thanks
Hyper

The documentation mentions "Home Assistant" as one of the supported devices.

Is it possible to use diyhue as a bridge to emulated_hue on Home Assistant? That would be useful in case where a Logitech Harmony Hub is on a network different from Home Assistant, and would forward the requests.

If that would be the case - what is the right configuration?

Nice little sketch!

I only found a small issue:

this should be:

if (digitalRead(Button[1]) == HIGH or digitalRead(Button[2]) == HIGH) //If button 2 or 3 is pressed (Maybe user didn't want OTA?) 
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The docs mention ways to create your own switch and motion sensor that work with the emulated Hue.
https://diyhue.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AddFuncts/sensors.html#switches

I was unable to find documentation for connecting an actual Hue Switch to the emulated Hue. "Accessory setup" on the Hue App is unable to find this switch. It tested the switch against an actual Hue and the App was able to set it up.

Any guidance would be appreciated. I tried restarting the docker container emulating the Pi in case the config file needed to get updated.

It seems that the 'Devices/HueTapSwitch/ESP32' isn't always registering the device correctly.
It seems to lag, (stuck in the "register device" part) and then time-out, nothing appeared in the app.
Looking at the code (copied from the ESP8266 version) I find a few things that need to be looked at (I don't have the time ATM)

Notes

• "client.connect(bridgeIp, 80);" is called twice
• no 'client connected' check, (it should go into error mode when it can't connect, or something)
• the HOST gives 'done' back when successful. this should be read and processed in my opinion (not sure how)

You can do it manally like this: (replace the things in betwen [])
[bridgeIp]/switch?devicetype=[switchType]&mac=[mac]
Like:
http://192.168.1.1/switch?devicetype=ZGPSwitch&mac=11:11:11:11:11:11

Hello!

First of all, i appreciate your work on this project. I have some issues connecting deconz to the emulator. Whenever I go to the phoscon web-app i first connect the dimmer switch, then remove it. Afterwards i go to gateway-settings and click 'authenticate app'. When i then browse to 'my_ip/deconz' i get an empty response. At this stage, i am able to visit the main emulator-page, but when i force a restart via ssh, i cant get any access to the webpage anymore (error_connection_refused). Phoscon webpage still reachable, so is ssh. This is really frustrating, cause, for now, the only way to get it working again is to freshly install the system onto the card.

Anyone here with the same issues? Any help appreciated :)

Great work here, I saw that you did not have ESP8266 based siren/alarm checked off from your todo list. I have https://github.com/debsahu/HASirenMQTT that works with MQTT and very minimal REST and WebSocket API. In order to get this to work with DIY Hue, could you point me to resources to get the REST API in correct format for an alarm?

HI!

How would you do it with a regular two state wall switch? I.e. short pulse to pull down RST on both the ON and OFF side.