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It's a "simple" QA that relies on the QuickAppChildren to realise the Hue devices.

This means that the user interfaces are limited to what are supported by the child app classes.

Supported Hue device classes:

 

ZLLSwitch.

Hue switch with 4 buttons. Creates centralSceneEvents similar to a Fibaro keyFob (com.fibaro.remoteController)

The interpretation is

     keyId = hueKeyValue // 1000

     keyAttribute = ({"Pressed","HeldDown","Released","Released"})[hueKeyValue % 1000 +1]

It also supports setValue('value',value) to simulate a key press.

 

ZLLTemperature.

Hue temperature sensor. Behaves like a standard fibaro.com.temperatureSensor.

 

ZLLLightLevel.

Hue light sensor. Behaves like a standard fibaro.com.lightSensor.

The device quickAppVariables  'daylight' and 'dark' is updated with resp. Hue attribute.

 

ZLLPresence

Hue presence sensor. Behaves like a standard fibaro.com.motionSensor.

 

Extended color light

Hue RGB light. Behaves like a fibaro.com.philipsHueLight.

supports:

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOn")

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOff")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggle")

fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",value)                   -- dim value 0..100

   If the value is a table the value is sent directly to the Hue light as a Hue property table. 

  Ex. fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",{effect='colorloop',bri=50})

        fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",{startup={customsettings={xy={0.73500005089041,0.26499994910959}}}})

fibaro.call(<id>,"setColor",red, green,blue).  -- color 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeBrightness")             -- brightness 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeHue")                        -- 0..65535

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeSaturation")              -- 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelIncrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelDecrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"stopLevelChange")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggleDim",<boolean>) -- Toggle dim direction. true with 'stop'

The device quickAppVariable  'state' is updated with the Hue state

 

Dimmable light

Hue dimmable white light. Behaves like a fibaro.com.multilevelSwitch.

supports:

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOn")

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOff")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggle")

fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",value)                   --- dim value 0..100

   If the value is a table the value is sent directly to the Hue light as a Hue property table. 

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeBrightness")             -- brightness 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelIncrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelDecrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"stopLevelChange")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggleDim",<boolean>) -- Toggle dim direction. true with 'stop'

The device quickAppVariable  'state' is updated with the Hue state

 

Color temperature light

Mapped as a Dimmable light

 

Color light

Hue color light. Behaves like a fibaro.com.colorController.

supports:

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOn")

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOff")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggle")

fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",value)                   --- dim value 0..100

   If the value is a table the value is sent directly to the Hue light as a Hue property table. 

fibaro.call(<id>,"setColor",red, green,blue).  -- color 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeBrightness")             -- brightness 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelIncrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelDecrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"stopLevelChange")

The device quickAppVariable  'state' is updated with the Hue state

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggleDim",<boolean>) -- Toggle dim direction. true with 'stop'

 

Room

Hue light group. 

Behaves like a fibaro.com.multilevelSwitch.

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOn")

fibaro.call(<id>,"turnOff")

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggle")

fibaro.call(<id>,"setValue",value)                   --- dim value 0..100

   If the value is a table the value is sent directly to the Hue group as a Hue property table. 

fibaro.call(<id>,"changeBrightness")             -- brightness 0..255

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelIncrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"startLevelDecrease")

fibaro.call(<id>,"stopLevelChange")

fibaro.call(<id>,"setScene",<Hue scene ID or scene name>)

fibaro.call(<id>,"toggleDim",<boolean>) -- Toggle dim direction. true with 'stop'

 

Hue CLIPS devices

CLIPPresence          => com.fibaro.motionSensor          class='ZLLPresence'
CLIPTemperature.   => com.fibaro.temperatureSensor class='ZLLTemperature'
CLIPPressure           => com.fibaro.binarySwitch           class='BinarySwitch'
CLIPHumidity           => com.fibaro.humiditySensor.      class='Humidity'
CLIPOpenClose.      => com.fibaro.binarySensor.          class='BinarySensor'

 

 

The startLevelIncrease, startLevelDecrease, and stopLevelChange makes it possible to bind a remote controller that support centralSceneEvent to dim when a button is held down and stop dimming when the button is released.

 

The lights store their Hue values in a quickAppVariable 'state'.

This can be retrieved like below and ex. used to set default startup values for Hue lights...

local function getVar(id,name)
  local vars = api.get("/devices/"..id).properties.quickAppVariables or {}
  for _,v in ipairs(vars) do
    if v.name==name then return v.value end
  end
end

function QuickApp:main()
   state = getVar(1435,"state")                              -- retrieve current color
   fibaro.call(1435,{startup={customsettings={xy=state.xy}}) -- set as default startup
end

 

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Bornheim

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I integrated two HUE bridges in my HC3. It works perfect (and much better and more powerful then the app integrated in HC3). In particular, also sensors, temperature measures etc. are available and can be used in Scenes.

However, in both cases after installing and entering the IP adress of my HUEs I had to restart the HC3 to get the authentification running. So I assume to install one has to (i) upload / install the QuickApp, (ii) enter the IP address of the HUE in the local LAN, (iii) restart HC3 and finally (iv) press button on HUE and run "Authenticate" in the QuickApp (and then be a bit patient for the lights, switches etc. to get installed in HC3).

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