Door Intercom - Akuvox R20K (on Ethernet)

Configuration
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is it possible to open up the smartapp from akuvoxx from within HA ?

when there is a call outside “opening hours” I want a notification with a snapshot ( that is working). I was reading here an there that it may be possible to open the app with an URI command, but it is not working

action: notify.mobile_app
data:
  title: "Er wordt aangebeld"
  message: "Klik om het gesprek te starten"
  data:
    push:
      actions:
        - action: URI_ANSWER
          title: "Open Akuvox App"
          uri: akuvoxsmartplus://open
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You can use the Akuvox SmartPlus HACS add on.

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I tried this before and my system crashes every time…

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Thanks for this input.
I’m currently trying to configure a R20A, and I’ve made the webhook and configured it on the admin panel of the R20A, but when I press the button I hear like a “double wrong” sound, and webhook is not triggered.
I’ve tried manually hit the trigger on the browser and it hooked just fine, so address is correct…

Thanks in advance

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This is my code from automation

trigger: webhook
allowed_methods:

  • POST
  • GET
  • HEAD
  • PUT
    local_only: true
    webhook_id: akuvox_doorbell_validcard=
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Sorry for this - very later reply, must have missed the mention back then.

Probably you might have figured this out by now. the domain does not really matter, I use my FQDN I use for remote HA access through cloud flare for this.

3CX does not really do anything with it.

You do not need any port forwarding.
The good thing about 3CX is that your actual SIP server is running in the cloud.
Communicating to that server will thus always work from your phone.

The problem is to initiate a call when you are not on the same network, as the actual SIP call goes P2P. To bridge the gap between your internal network and 3CX cloud, I have the 3CX session border controller (SBC) running as a VM on Synology (google that for install and setup instructions). It’s basically a small Debian Linux box connecting everything, and since it uses tunneling, no special port forwarding is required, thus keeping you firewall and home network extra safe.

I recently updated my SBC to last version as part of routine maintenance, and this setup still works very solid.

About triggering the relays, I do not use them, so I do not have any experience with them, but if I’m not mistaken, you might look in to sip hooks to send messages to your unit, which in turn could trigger HA web hooks.