Set it up your way.
Upload custom images, build personalized dashboards, and assign unique payloads to every button press.
One tap — and Homey takes care of the rest.
Requirements:
Stream Deck Studio
Stream Deck Network Dock, with one of the following devices:
Stream Deck Module 6
Stream Deck Module 15
Stream Deck Module 32
Stream Deck Mini
Stream Deck Classic
Stream Deck Scissor Keys
Stream Deck XL
Stream Deck neo (only lcd buttons supported)
Stream Deck + (only lcd buttons supported)
Flow:
Act on specific button presses or process a send payload
Apps looking great, but one small issue so far, it seems after uploading an image, I have to close the settings window and open it again to upload another. The button gives feedback, but nothing else happens.
I also saw I crash coming in, was that you? Just published a fix for the crash
And I am doing some strict caching to make the app settings load fast so I assume there is a bug there, I will create a fix for that before tomorrow
Well the stream deck studio costs €1000 so I can’t buy one to validate but I assume because it’s a network device and the underlying node Lib supports studio devices it should work just like a network dock. What happens if you try to pair a network dock device? Also nice to mention the app currently only supports lcd buttons and not the rotatable buttons.
Well it’s just not found in the setup process, so I’m wondering if there’s anything that needs to be added in order for it to be discoverable by the app?
Hi,
I’m very excited to see it’s possible to control a streamdeck.
About what I would love to do here are some features that I think it could be usefull :
display a text variable (time, etc)
change one button icon on a dashboard (If I want to see my alarm state and weather & etc and each with a specific icon depending on the states i will need a huge amount of dashboards)
ability to connect/disconnect from homey if the network streamdeck is used for multiple purposes (or reconnect if something gone wrong)
Display text is something im working on as we speak, and the first version is almost done
I’m now building something where you can display one or two lines of text where the text of the second line can be updated.