#Home assistant radbeacon Bluetooth

That way you can make any sort of nasty… I mean useful automations that blocks internet access of devices when something happens at your Smart Home. Of course you have to replace all capital letters with yours devices and sensors to make this work. This token should be a long lived token that you can create on home assistant’s web panel: go to user profile and at the bottom, there is a Long-Lived Access. Here is how you can do it in UniFi controller.

#Home assistant radbeacon Bluetooth

Just search for: your router port forward in YouTube or in Google. RadBeacon Dot is a fully standalone Bluetooth Smart proximity beacon using iBeacon, AltBeacon and Eddystone technology, implemented in a lightweight package that is powered by a battery. For that purpose, you need to set a token to authenticate the BLI against home assistant. First step of the enabling Home Assistant remote access is to set up a port forwarding rule in your router. The automation will do the following: when uptime of a device of our choice (sensor.YOUR_UPTIME_SENSOR) reach 10seconds and when tracked device (entity_id: device_tracker.YOUR_DEVICE_THAT_YOU_TRACK) of our choice is not at home – block network access of device that we want (entity_id: switch.YOUR_SWITCH_THAT_BLOCKS_NETWORK_ACCESS) The BLI will connect to the home assistant hub through a web socket. Open your automations.yaml file with your favourite editor or Home Assistant add-on and paste the following YAML code: # automations.yaml entryĪlias: If Apple TV uptime reached and Kiril is not homeĮntity_id: device_tracker.YOUR_DEVICE_THAT_YOU_TRACKĮntity_id: switch.YOUR_SWITCH_THAT_BLOCKS_NETWORK_ACCESS To edit your automations.yaml file like I’m going to do right now.To use the graphical automations editor as I’m doing in the video.You have two options for creating the Home Assistant UniFi automation: When you are done with this easy, but important task for which I will be thankful forever – we can continue further and we can put everything together in a Home Assistant automation. The only thing that is missing is smashing the subscribe button for my YouTube channel if you haven’t done that already. We have presence detection, we can control network access and we have bandwidth and uptime sensors in Home Assistant because of to the UniFi integration.