This app adds support for the Smart Home devices made by Philips working on the LAN protocol.
Supported Devices
This app currently supports integration with a single Philips device, offering seamless control and automation. Future updates will expand support to include a variety of Philips products, such as televisions, smart lamps, and other innovative devices that are not yet available or fully functional in the Homey App Store. Stay tuned for exciting developments!
setCapabilityValue() not working for dynamic alarms buttons and I don’t know why, so we can only see availible alarms but can’t toggle them
- New Flows for alarms snooze [If the comunity will need it] - FM Player [If the comunity will need it] - Creating Alarms through settings [If the comunity will need it, need custom view] - Homey App Alarms Syncing with device [need help with HomeyAPIV3Local.ManagerAlarms websocket, documentation not actual or I am stupid ] - Add device widget for Homey Dashboards
Next Plans
Add support of Philips TV’s due to this app not working and not updating anymore
There is more functionality and it works, different architecture, in the app you are talking about almost nothing works, and also this app will not be just for one device, there will be a growing list of devices including TVs etc.
Thanks for the feedback, if nothing works i world have expected a support request
Architecture is homey, and it works over lan.
But i don’t mind it at all, if you make one with more features ill be happy to pull my own
You may have seen feedback from me in your topic And I understand that you are busy with Govee app and don’t have time to support Somney app. In any case, this app will be more extensive than just one device and will include many others.
As for functionality, there will be alarm clocks, as well as flow cards not only for Main and Night light, as well as for Sunset, Relax Breathe, as well as their setting through the Homey app itself.
If the community will be needed, also will be added a player of FM stations and alarm settings.
If you can make the event to detect the sleep mode activated work ill be happy
I build apps to fit my own gaps, so if others do that instead of me it saves me time indeed on other stuff.
Ill be testing this one when it’s available and be happy to redirect users and deprecate my own one.
If you want reuse svg etc i am fine with that for the device icon, spend real time on that one
Very, very, very strange. We have one last option left, but unfortunately it’s going to take a little bit of your time. Unfortunately.
Here you can find more information, but I will add that you only need to install Bonjour browser, find your device in the list (it should be connected to the same network as the alarm clock) and send me a screenshot or information in the format:
Why does the app need full homey control permissions? - This is because I’m using HomeyAPI to create alarms within the Homey app. I don’t know why they did that, but you need this permission to work with alarms.
Bonjour browser is also not showing them. But its missing many devices. Not sure if this protocol is going to work for me.
Problem with that protocol is that it doesnt span network segments. So Even though they are on the same Ip range and fully pingable and discoverable by any other protocol, since they are on my IoT wifi segment (same IP netwerk) that protocol doesnt find them.
So for anyone that uses IoT wifi access points for their smart devices will not be able to discover these devices. And since on my ‘normal’ wifi these Philips devices are unstable, only on my IoT network they are stable.
The SSDP does span these segments.
So yes same network, but not discoverable, all I can thing if is the WIFI AP for my IoT that does make them part of the same network.
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And I understand that you are busy with Govee app and don’t have time to support Somney app. In any case, this app will be more extensive than just one device and will include many others.
