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ESP8266 based  Homekit controller for WS2812B lightstrips🌈

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For usage and more information please read the Wiki page!

Also available for Normal RGB(W) LED strip which you can find here! 🤓

Features:

  • Change Color / Brightness / Color Temperature
  • HomeKit Adaptive Lighting
  • WS2812FX Light Effects (beta!!!)
  • Setting up WS2812B LED count (on first boot from 1 to 500)
  • Power Behaviour characteristic (Default Color / Last Used on startup via Eve app)
  • Transition characteristic (Quick / Default / Moderate / Calm via Eve app)
  • Child Lock (Enable/Disable button press via Eve app)
  • Downloadable User Manual (via Eve app)
  • Power / Reset button
  • OTA firmware update (not implemented yet)

Demo:




This project uses the Apple HomeKit accessory server library ESP-HomeKit from @MaximKulkin for ESP-OPEN-RTOS.

Although already forbidden by the sources and subsequent licensing, it is not allowed to use or distribute this software for a commercial purpose.

HomeKit Accessory Protocol (HAP) is Apple’s proprietary protocol that enables third-party accessories in the home (e.g., lights, thermostats and door locks) and Apple products to communicate with each other. HAP supports two transports, IP and Bluetooth LE. The information provided in the HomeKit Accessory Protocol Specification (Non-Commercial Version) describes how to implement HAP in an accessory that you create for non-commercial use and that will not be distributed or sold.
The HomeKit Accessory Protocol Specification (Non-Commercial Version) can be downloaded from the HomeKit Apple Developer page.
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