W.Vuyk JowiHue Software Plugin for HS4
W.Vuyk JowiHue Software Plugin for HS4
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JowiHue
This plugin is designed to allow HS4 to control Zigbee devices like lights, remotes, or sensors. The plugin can be used in combination with Philips Hue bridges, Phoscon( RaspBee or ConBee) gateways in any combination. With the Philips bridge, the plugin can control all lights and sensors that are known to work with the Philips bridge. With the RaspBee or ConBee gateways of many brands Zigbee devices that are compliant with the ZigBee3 standards can be controlled through HS4. Upgrade available: Learn more.
Main Features
- Control Zigbee connected lights, remotes, and switches
- use bridge groups to synchronize color changes
- Create and trigger scenes
- Control Hue Play HDMI Sync Boxes
- Take snapshots of current settings of light for use in presets and scenes
- Event triggering based on the status of lights, groups, remotes, or switches.
- Event actions on lights, groups, scenes, and animations
- Script commands available for detailed control
- Independent of cloud services
- Alarmsystem functions when using Conbee or RaspBee
Included
- Software License Codes
Requirements
- HomeSeer HS4-Powered System
- Compatible with Windows and Linux
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I've been using JowiHue since 2019 with HS3. Recently upgraded to HS4 and it remains an excellent plugin. Wim's support is awesome.
very easy to add units and also works very well once they are added.
We had been using the homeseer include Hue plugin. It was extremally limited. The JowiHue plugin is much better supported and functional. Like playing action scenes.
Great plugin with excellent technical support
I'm only beginning to explore this plug-in, but it scope is impressive, and yet it surprisingly easy to set up and use. While I wouldn't call the process simple, (it requires the installation of a Zigbee interface) it is well documented and well supported on the board. I had it up and running in just a few hours. And most of the time was spent getting Zigbee running. The plug-in was much easier.