This project contains some simple code for controlling SenseME-enabled Haiku fans from BigAss Solutions.
This implementation is based off the protocol decoding by Bruce Pennypacker. You can see his blog posts at http://bruce.pennypacker.org/tag/haiku/.
usage: haikuctl [-h] --address IP --name DEVICE_NAME [--device DEVICE_TYPE]
[--state {on,off,partial}] [--level DEVICE_LEVEL]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--address IP, -H IP Address of the SenseME node
--name DEVICE_NAME, -n DEVICE_NAME
Name of the fan, wall control, or light location to
control
--device DEVICE_TYPE, -d DEVICE_TYPE
Type of device to send the command to (default: fan)
--state {on,off,partial}, -s {on,off,partial}
Set device state (default: on)
--level DEVICE_LEVEL, -l DEVICE_LEVEL
Set device speed/level
Device level is set in increments from 0 to 15, with 0 corresponding to lowest/off and 15 corresponding to fastest/brightest.
Device name is the room location you placed the device in with the Haiku iPhone/Android app. This name is auto-uppercased within the script.
IP address is the address of the device.
This script currently does not control
- Woosh mode,
- enabling/disabling Auto-on,
- Smart settings
- Scheduling
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d light -s off
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d light -s on
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d light -s partial -l 8
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d fan -s off
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d fan -s on
haikuctl -H 192.168.181.199 -n Office -d fan -s partial -l 8
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