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hmip-dashboard-plugin

📦 Download hmip-dashboard-plugin-1.1.2.tar.gz — install via HCUweb → Developer mode → Plugins → Install from file.

GitHub: https://github.com/fabiorenner-hub/hmip-hcu-dashboard

Locally hosted web dashboard for the Homematic IP system, served as an HCU plugin. Once installed it is reachable at http://hcu1-XXXX.local:8080 (or whichever port you configure). Live overview of windows, climate, lights, sockets, shutters, security and maintenance — all values pushed via HmipSystemEvent, no polling.

Support

If this plugin is useful to you, please consider a small donation — it helps me keep the lights on while building more HCU plugins: Donate via PayPal.

What the dashboard shows

• Overview: open windows/doors, active alarms, lights on, active sockets, total power consumption, devices with low battery or unreachable
• Rooms: per-room climate (current/setpoint temperature, humidity, boost, window-open flag), contacts, lights and sockets, shutters, sensors
• Windows & doors: consolidated list with room mapping
• Climate: climate cards for every heated room with setpoint slider
• Lights & sockets: toggle / dimmer slider
• Shutters: slider 0..1 (0 = open, 1 = closed)
• Security: smoke detectors, motion/presence sensors, water sensors
• Maintenance: device count, battery and reachability warnings

Install on your HCU

1. Download the latest hmip-dashboard-plugin-<version>.tar.gz from the Releases.
2. In HCUweb open Developer mode → Plugins → Install from file and upload it.
3. Configure the plugin and open http://hcu1-XXXX.local:<port> in your browser.

Build it yourself

./build.ps1   # Windows

chmod +x build.sh
./build.sh    # macOS / Linux

HCU requirements

• Homematic IP HCU1 with firmware 1.4.7 or newer
• Developer mode enabled

Configuration (HCUweb plugin dialog)

Field	Type	Default	Description
Port	int	8080	TCP port of the web UI
Title	text	Smart Home	Shown in browser tab and header
Allow control	enum	true	false = read-only (kiosk mode)

Security

The dashboard runs without authentication on the local network. If your LAN is also open to guests, set Allow control to false or put the HCU behind a reverse proxy with basic auth.

Author

Issued by Fabio Renner.

Third-party components

• Built against the Homematic IP Connect API 1.0.1 by eQ-3.
• Frontend uses vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript; no external UI framework or asset bundle.

License

Apache-2.0