BeWave custom integration

This custom integration models each configured BeWave zone as up to two Home Assistant entities:

• a Button entity that sends the configured trigger command to BeWave
• a Binary Sensor entity that reflects the latest feedback status from BeWave

Configuration

For each zone, configure:

• Name: friendly zone name
• HTTP command to BeWave: exact trigger text to send when the button is pressed
• HTTP output on request: feedback text that means the zone is ON
• HTTP output off request: feedback text that means the zone is OFF
• Listen port: TCP port Home Assistant listens on for BeWave feedback

The integration still uses raw TCP under the hood, matching the original Homebridge plugin behavior:

• outgoing command to <host>:5000
• push feedback from BeWave back into Home Assistant

Installation

1. Copy custom_components/bewave into your Home Assistant config folder.
2. Restart Home Assistant.
3. Add the BeWave integration via Settings > Devices & Services.
4. Configure one or more zones.

Notes

• If the feedback fields are left empty, only the trigger button will be created.
• Existing old switch entities from earlier builds may remain in the entity registry and can be removed manually.

Setup

Enter the IP address of the Hub.

First, configure the first zone:

1: Zone name
2: Command to send to the Bewave hub
3: Status (ON) – used to receive the ON state from the Bewave hub
5: Status (OFF) – used to receive the OFF state from the Bewave hub

1: To add an new zone
2: to save the zone

Settings in the BeWave Hub: