This app allows you to create a central and easy-to-use control system on your smartphone or tablet. The user-friendly interface gives the resident access to all the functions of the Niko Home Control installation, such as lighting, roll-down shutters, gates, heating and ventilation. Also information about the electricity, gas and water consumption will be displayed on the screen.What do I need?Niko Home Control is available in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, UK, Slovakia and Poland. A Niko Home Control installation with IP interface connected to your wireless home network is necessary for indoor control. For remote control, a Niko Home Control gateway needs to be installed between the IP interface and the local network. The installation needs to be upgraded using the Niko Home Control programming software version 1.4.5 (or more recent).The minimum requirements for this app are iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 3rd generation, iPad 1 or iPad mini and iOS version 5.0.Features: Automatic IP detection.

• Niko Home Control Programming Software Version 1.15.1 For Mac Windows 10

Simulation mode possible. Control from outside your home if gateway available and account created. Automatic adjustment on the screen of your iOS smartphone or tablet. Automatic rotation of the screen. Split window for tablets: manage your rooms on the left and control your installation on the right OR place two consumption readings next to one another.+ ControlsAll assigned/programmed actions are listed per location.

Niko Home Control Programming Software Version 1.15.1 For Mac Windows 10

Shuffle them around to prioritise your locations and actions. Change names or select a different symbol from the library. Gemtek wubr177g drivers for mac.

Remotely control your (dimmed) lights, ventilation, roll-down shutters, sun blinds or thermostat. Instant feedback.+ FavouritesSelect your favourite actions from the complete list of actions.

The name of the selected location is indicated under the name of the action.+ EnergyView your live energy consumption or the live yield of your solar panels. Check your historic consumption of electricity, gas or water or the historic yield of your solar panels. View on daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis and immediately compare with the previous period.

Convert to euros or pounds to view the related cost.+ SettingsCheck the notes and information of the installation, reset to the initial programming, modify your log-in data or view the support information.Control your Niko Home Control installation while you are away from home with the new remote control service! (only works if you have a Niko Home Control gateway installed in your electrical cabinet) Create an account and register your gateway at www.niko.eu/remotecontrolservice.

Dec 31, 2014 - Read the brief release announcement on the project's home page, with. 'Fix regression with omission of python-pygame; new firmware with. There is a reason this version is code-named 'the concorde' or 'the bullet' as I have come to know it. CRUX 3.1 ships with X.Org 7.7 and X.Org Server 1.15.1.

Set your log-in and password for the remote control service using the settings menu of the Niko Home Control app. Select a connection preference: WiFi and/or a mobile network. When (re)started, the app automatically searches for a WiFi hotspot.

If there are none available, it connects via a mobile network. The status of your installation is automatically refreshed. Would you like more frequent status updates? Then press the refresh button or pull the screen downward. Feedback function: a rotating wheel indicates that your adjustment is being applied.

Upon completion, you will receive a notification of the new status. Follow your live consumption by clearly highlighting the regularly measured values.By downloading the iOS app for Niko Home Control, you accept the terms and conditions of the Niko Home Control app (iOS) which you can find on www.niko.eu under Legal & privacy. Full Specifications What's new in version 3.6.0 Thank you for using the Niko Home Control app. To further improve this app, we have implemented the following updates: - Support for Niko Home Control installations equipped with a connected controller- Speed improvements for remote connection and control of your Niko Home Control installation- Programmed alarms are remotely pushed as push notifications- General bugfixingWant to know more? Visit our website www.niko.eu or follow Niko on facebook (niko.eu) and twitter (@nikonews). General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date February 29, 2012 Date Added June 10, 2016 Version 3.6.0 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems iOS Additional Requirements Compatible with: iphone4, ipad2wifi, ipad23g, iphone4s, ipadthirdgen, ipadthirdgen4g, iphone5, ipodtouchfifthgen, ipadfourthgen, ipadfourthgen4g, ipadmini, ipadmini4g Download Information File Size 59.05MB File Name External File Popularity Total Downloads 58 Downloads Last Week 0 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Not available Price Free.

One get this working? I have tried the TCP binding and can switch on/off lights.

I used mappings to create the correct JSON strings. I am running into a few issues though: I can’t interpret the status feedback from NHC. The consequence is the state of switches may be out of sync if I also use NHC switches to turn lights on/off. The NHC IP interface has a dynamic IP that changes regularly. I cannot assign a fixed IP through my router. Therefore I need to change the IP regularly in the configuration.

Using wireshark and the NHC Android client I noticed their is a discovery using some UDP packets to figure out the IP and then some TCP packets to get the initial state. As I don’t have state feedback, I cannot implement dimmers. All of this leads me to the conclusion this does need a new binding. Also because of the discovery mechanism, I think OpenHAB 2 would be a benefit. I looked at the way to decelop a binding, but I am not a Java programmer and won’t have the time to finish it if I get into it. I did try to get in, but am fighting with too many things to learn. Are there any other experiences out there?

You should be able to add an incoming (i.e. Thanks for your answer. I will need to experiment a bit more. I was not aware of all transformation capabilities beyond simple map and scale.

I don’t know when I will find the time though. I didn’t get to this yet. I am experimenting on a windows PC. To figure out the protocol I was running an Android emulator on the same PC. So the NHC Android client already posted these initial commands for me from the same IP. These commands are important though.

I would need to interpret all feedback from the initial listevents commands on startup of the server as this contains the full state for all switches and dimmers. But, as said, I am not there yet and don’t have much time to spend on it.

I have refined the scripts above to the extend that I can switch lights on and off and use dimmers. It also captures switching and dimming from outside openHAB. It still isn’t polished though and I cannot guarantee it will work all the time. The way it is done also means a heavy load of traffic going to each item of which most gets discarded.

It probably can be done cleaner through rules with reading from and updating one item (the NHC bridge) and the real items as virtual items that get updated on NHC feedback. Due to other priorities I have not worked on this the last few weeks. I also do not have this in a live environment. I don’t expect to be doing much on it before September. I finally found some time to get a bit deeper in binding development and created a binding for The Niko Home Control system for OH2. There is no more need for the TCP binding and a complex set of rules and transformations.

In my environment, I am able go correctly auto-discover the IP interface, create an OH bridge for it and cosequently auto-discover all switch and dimmer actions in the Niko Home Control system. All these can now be triggered from OH. Actions triggered in the NHC system itself are also correctly reflected in OH. I did not do anything with energy monitoring or thermostats.

Also not all action types are covered. I only have dimmer and switch actions in my own system. I created a for it. The binding jar can be found. Documention is. Feel free to test and provide feedback.