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Lightwave custom component for Home Assistant. Requires a Link Plus hub (Smart Series / generation 2). Provides control for both Connect Series (generation 1) and Smart Series (generation 2) devices that are connected to a Link Plus hub.

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Lightwave Smart

Home Assistant (https://www.home-assistant.io/) component for controlling Lightwave (https://lightwaverf.com) devices with use of a Lightwave Link Plus hub.

Controls both Connect Series (generation 1) and Smart Series (generation 2) devices. Does not work with Connect Series hubs (aka Lightwave Link / WiFi Link).

Note: Entities are created differently from the original version of this integration - Lightwave2, in that regard this version is a breaking change

Setup

There are two ways to set up:

1. HACS (preferred)

This component is available through the Home Assistant Community Store HACS (https://www.hacs.xyz/).

Using this method makes it simple to update your component to the latest version.

Once HACS is installed, search HACS for "Lightwave Smart" (update HACS if necessary).

2. HACS via Custom repositories (alternative)

It can also be installed manually using HACS via "Custom repositories" using the repository url (https://github.com/LightwaveSmartHome/homeassistant-lightwave-smart), setting Category "Integration" - see:

HACS Installation

3. Manual

Copy all files and folders from custom_components/lightwave_smart to a <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave_smart directory. (i.e. you should have <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave_smart/__init__.py, <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave_smart/switch.py, <ha_config_dir>/custom_components/lightwave_smart/translations/en.json etc)

The latest version is at https://github.com/LightwaveSmartHome/homeassistant-lightwave-smart/releases/latest

If you use this method then you'll need to keep an eye on this repository to check for updates.

Configuration

In Home Assistant:

  1. Enter configuration menu
  2. Select "Integrations"
  3. Click the "+" in the bottom right
  4. Choose "Lightwave Smart"
  5. Select authentication method
  6. Enter username and password

Entities for all your devices will be created in Home Assistant.

Note: initially only the hub may show as the entities are created in the background, if you navigate back to the overview all your devices should appear there within a few seconds.

Usage

Once configured all switches, lights, thermostats, TRVs, blinds/covers, sensors, wirefrees ("Wire-Free Scene Selectors"), energy monitors etc that are configured in your Lightwave app will be added to Home Assistant.

If you add a new device you can reload the integration (Configuration -> Integrations -> Lightwave Smart -> Options -> Reload) or Restart Home Assistant to see the new devices, alternatively remove and re-add the integration.

Various sensor entities (including power consumption) and controls for the button lock and status LED are exposed within the corresponding entities.

All other attributes reported by the Lightwave devices are exposed with the names lwrf_*. These are all read-only.

For gen2 devices, the brightness can be set without turning the light on using lightwave_smart.set_brightness.

Firmware 5+

UI Button Events

Switches generate events when pressed which are independent of any other default or mapped behaviour.

For example pressing the down button twice on a dimmer or wirefree will generate the event "Down.Short.2" Whereas pressing a button once on a socket (eg L42) will generate a "Short.1" event as there is no up/down element to these buttons.

Example of how this can be used in an Entity automation:

A gang of an L42 named "Lounge Xmas", will appear as an entity called "Lounge Xmas Smart Switch", which is then used with the condition that the Event type is "Short.2" (the action can be anything)

UI Button Events

Deprecated - lightwave_smart.click events

This is legacy - kept for backward compatibility, will be removed in a future release. Please use UI Button Events instead.

Devices generate lightwave_smart.click events when the buttons are pressed. The "code" returned is the type of click:

Code Hex Meaning
257 101 Up button single press
258 102 Up button double press
259 103 Up button triple press
260 104 Up button quad press
261+ (and so on - I believe up to 20x click is supported)
512 200 Up button press and hold
768 300 Up button release after long press
4353 1101 Down button single press
4354 1102 Down button double press
4355 1103 Down button triple press
4356 1104 Down button quad press
4357+ (and so on)
4608 1200 Down button press and hold
4864 1300 Down button release after long press

For sockets the codes are the "up button" versions.

Service calls

lightwave_smart.reset_enabled_status_to_defaults: Resets all device/entity enabled statuses to defaults

Deprecated Services

Improved connection and state management means the following services should no longer be required. If you experience problems with connectivity or device states please open an issue here.

lightwave_smart.reconnect: Force a reconnect to the Lightwave backend

lightwave_smart.update_states: Force a read of all device states

Thanks

Credit to Bryan Blunt for the original version https://github.com/bigbadblunt/homeassistant-lightwave2

Original credit to Warren Ashcroft for code used as a base https://github.com/washcroft/LightwaveRF-LinkPlus

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Lightwave custom component for Home Assistant. Requires a Link Plus hub (Smart Series / generation 2). Provides control for both Connect Series (generation 1) and Smart Series (generation 2) devices that are connected to a Link Plus hub.

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