Note: This repo is receiving minimal maintenance - a new version is here
Home Assistant (https://www.home-assistant.io/) component for controlling LightwaveRF (https://lightwaverf.com) devices with use of a Lightwave Link Plus hub. Controls both generation 1 ("Connect Series") and generation 2 ("Smart Series") devices. Does not work with gen1 hub.
There are two ways to set up:
This component is available through the Home Assistant Community Store HACS (https://hacs.netlify.com/)
If you use this method, your component will always update to the latest version. But you'll need to set up HACS first.
Copy all files and folders from custom_components/lightwave2 to a <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave2 directory. (i.e. you should have <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave2/__init__.py, <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave2/switch.py, <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave2/translations/en.json etc)
The latest version is at https://github.com/bigbadblunt/homeassistant-lightwave2/releases/latest
If you use this method then you'll need to keep an eye on this repository to check for updates.
In Home Assistant:
- Enter configuration menu
- Select "Integrations"
- Click the "+" in the bottom right
- Choose "Lightwave 2"
- Enter username and password
- This should automatically find all your devices
Once configured this should then automatically add all switches, lights, thermostats, blinds/covers, sensors and energy monitors that are configured in your Lightwave app. If you add a new device you will need to restart Home Assistant, or remove and re-add the integration.
Various sensor entities (including power consumption) and controls for the button lock and status LED are exposed within the corresponding entities.
All other attributes reported by the Lightwave devices are exposed with the names lwrf_*. These are all read-only.
For gen2 devices, the brightness can be set without turning the light on using lightwave2.set_brightness.
Firmware 5+ devices generate lightwave2.click events when the buttons are pressed. The "code" returned is the type of click:
| Code | Hex | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 257 | 101 | Up button single press |
| 258 | 102 | Up button double press |
| 259 | 103 | Up button triple press |
| 260 | 104 | Up button quad press |
| 261+ | (and so on - I believe up to 20x click is supported) | |
| 512 | 200 | Up button press and hold |
| 768 | 300 | Up button release after long press |
| 4353 | 1101 | Down button single press |
| 4354 | 1102 | Down button double press |
| 4355 | 1103 | Down button triple press |
| 4356 | 1104 | Down button quad press |
| 4357+ | (and so on) | |
| 4608 | 1200 | Down button press and hold |
| 4864 | 1300 | Down button release after long press |
For sockets the codes are the "up button" versions.
There are further service calls:
lightwave2.reconnect: Force a reconnect to the Lightwave servers (only for non-public API, has no effect on public API)
lightwave2.whdelete: Delete a webhook registration (use this if you get "Received message for unregistered webhook" log messages)
lightwave2.update_states: Force a read of all states of devices
Credit to Warren Ashcroft whose code I used as a base https://github.com/washcroft/LightwaveRF-LinkPlus
