I have this working with SIA but it appears I can only get the state of the overall system (armed/disarmed). I don’t want/need to control the system from HA but I would love to expose the state of a couple of the motion detectors to use in automations.
If anyone has successfully achieved this it would be great to learn how.
I may be wrong, but as far I understand how SIA works, it will report state of any detector only if it is part of an armed zone and it is triggered by some means like somebody entering the room where the detector sits. In order to get a picture off the events produced by SIA, you may listen (developers tab) to them sia_event_port_site. site and port have been set when setting SIA in Ajax app.
I got my sensors temp and status working (updated jeedom plugin)
What i cant figure out is how to forward a device from jeedom to HA
I brought a plugin Homeassistant connect for jeedom but the only i understood its for reverse action Ha>Jeedom passthrough
I may be wrong, but you have to set-up MQTT both sides. Let us know your findings. As for me I did not take this route, I used a space control which buttons are “pushed” by 3 relays as described here. It has been working flawlessly.
Yesterday I was hoping Ajax would present a API because they also introduced Video doorbell. But sadly no news. Anyone else?
So anyone knows what this device can do? Or is it just the same like what we can do now just have some automations based on alarm status?
I just received a mail from Ajax that Suppliers can request access to the Ajax translated pro to integrate with other systems. I can apply but I am not a programmer to build any API connection.
Look what was just released…
The Ajax ecosystem just got a major update. We are pleased to introduce Ajax Translator PRO, the new plugin for connecting Ajax systems to third-party monitoring software. This latest version replaces the legacy Ajax Translator, offering installers and monitoring companies a smarter, faster, and more reliable way to deliver alarm monitoring services.
It’s now a plugin managed using Ajax PRO Desktop, the all-in-one platform that security professionals use for system setup, configuration, monitoring, and maintenance. This shift streamlines the entire monitoring experience — from installation to day-to-day operation — and opens up powerful new features for monitoring stations and service providers.
To start using Ajax Translator PRO, partners simply need to fill out a short request form on the Ajax Systems website. Once access is granted, the plugin will become available in Ajax PRO Desktop. We also provide detailed documentation to guide partners through each step of setup and configuration.
If you are already using the older version of Ajax Translator and want to upgrade to the PRO version, please submit the request using the link below or contact the Technical Support Team at [email protected]. Ajax Systems engineers will help you migrate all objects to the new software.
[image] What happens to the previous version of Ajax Translator
The old version will continue to function, but it will no longer receive updates or new features.
Any news regarding this integration?? Or only jedoom is the alternative?
For the moment Jeedom is the only “integrated” alternative yes
This is just like a Raspberry-PI running Node-Red and listening to the events with the SIA protocol.
Basically things Home Assistant already does for … free
From what I understand, this is only monitoring so you can’t disable the alarm remotely
Please see this thread which is unfortunately a duplicate subject. I’m currently testing the just cooked solution from our fellow Oleksiy and I must say I’m very impressed. Stiil a few things to to test or adjust on my side but I think this will a viable solution for us.
thanks but … this means still using Jeedom right?
If i understand his post correctly, he is able to fetch an API key that would work with AJAX’s public API (which is here Swagger UI ) ?
Indeed but so far it works. there is another initiative that looks very promising. Have a look here. Talk directly to Ajax API. Very efficient. Still under development but he goes very quickly.
yeah just went to see that one which is much more promising IMHO
Looks like that github page has been removed (or made private).
This is my top wanted integration in my home - because it doesn’t exist I’ve not extended my ajax ecosystem
This is now working quite reliably for me (I have an ajax enterprise key).
This is looking very good so far! I’m considering getting an Ajax user and email to be able to test - is there anything else I need? I see there’s a public proxy to use - can anyone please post the address of this so that we can test?
you may send a private message to James Berry who is currently running a proxy.