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Homebridge plugin to control MOTION Blinds by Coulisse B.V. including derivative products such as OmniaBlinds.
Homebridge plugin to control MOTION Blinds by Coulisse B.V. including derivative products such as OmniaBlinds.
npm install -g homebridge-motionblinds
or search for MOTION Blinds
in Config UI X.All fields are optional except "platform"
, and "mac"
if any blinds are specified. If no "key"
is given, blinds will appear as read only with no control. If you are having connectivity issues, try specifying the "gatewayIp"
.
{
"platform": "MotionBlinds",
"key": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xx",
"gatewayIp": "10.0.0.23",
"blinds": [
{
"mac": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"name": "Bedroom Blinds",
"tilt": true,
"invert": false
},
{
"mac": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"name": "Living Room Roller Shade",
"tilt": false,
"invert": false
}
]
}
FAQs
Homebridge plugin to control MOTION Blinds by Coulisse B.V. including derivative products such as OmniaBlinds.
The npm package homebridge-motionblinds-nn receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, homebridge-motionblinds-nn popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that homebridge-motionblinds-nn demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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