With the HomeKit bridge for KNX you are in full control over your smart home. You can integrate your KNX devices into HomeKit and control them with the Apple Home app. This gives you the perfect KNX visualization on your iPhone and iPad.
You can control devices, monitor your data and create powerful automations in your browser. The web app was designed to work on large and on small screens.
The Apple Home app provides a simple and intuitive interface for controlling your KNX accessories.
Whether iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch, the Home app is available on all Apple devices.
You can use Siri to voice control HomeKit accessories, for example to switch on your lights or check the temperature.
Family members can be added as guests in the Apple Home app to access the accessories as well.
All HomeKit data communication is secure and private, with no data stored in the cloud.
The Home app shows the accessories grouped by room. Active accessories are displayed as highlighted.
On the Apple Watch you can control devices similarly to the iPhone.
Notifications keep you updated on the status of your accessories. You can receive accessory notifications from the Apple Home app, or send custom notifications from scripts. Learn More
Your browser can receive notifications via web push. This means you can receive notifications on your computer as well as your mobile phone.
Activity notifications from accessories are sent by HomeKit to the Apple Home app.
You can send custom notifications to your iOS devices via the Configurator app.
The HomeKit bridge for KNX collects monitoring data from accessories and group addresses, displaying it in visually appealing charts, so you always have a clear overview of your sensor data.
The data is stored locally in a time-series database and is automatically aggregated to save disk space. There's no need to install additional databases like InfluxDB.
The monitoring data for an accessory is shown in the detail view.
The chart for a group address is shown in the detail view of a web search.
Im Online Handbuch kannst du nachlesen wie die Software installiert und konfiguriert wird. If you want to learn more about how to install and configure the software, check out the User Manual. Dort erfährst du auch alles über Skripte, und wie man komplexe Abläufe für Automationen programmiert. There you learn about scripts, which let you implemement complex automations. Weiters gibt es noch Anleitungen zum Versenden von Mitteilungen, Herunterladen von Wetterdaten und über die Kommunikation via MQTT. Guides about sending notifications, downloading weather information and connecting to MQTT brokers are available as well.
You want to install the system without much work? No problem. You only need to copy a pre-configured operating system on a memory card and put it into a Raspberry Pi. Done!
You want to install the software on a linux server yourself? Perfect. You can download the package via the command line and install it.
With the full version you have access to all functions and can control up to 150 accessories in HomeKit. You can save unlimited monitoring data and create scripts for automations.
The HomeKit bridge for KNX is developed since 2020. Your purchase will support the future development. Thank you!
Danke für die Software, für einen DAU wie mich perfekt um mal schnell eine funktionale visu zusammenzuwursteln ohne viel Einarbeitung wie z.B bei Edomi.
Ich bin begeistert. Habe heute den Raspberry Pi 3 meines Sohnes "gestohlen" und nach ca. 2 Stunden Arbeit läuft die Bridge an meinem Demobrett, inklusive Home-App plus erster KNX Geräte. Das wird die erste Visualisierung für mein neues KNX Haus; ich werde nicht weiter suchen.
Also bei mir läuft auch alles super. So hatte ich es mir vorgestellt. Nicht so kompliziert wir andere Systeme.
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