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Looks like you have to fill in configuration information for your wink system. The above file has default info in it. I would check out the homepage for this plugin for details and questions. https://www.npmjs.com/package/homebridge-wink Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Heads-up. Homebridge just completely refactored how it's plug-ins work. The good news is it's easier to get it running. If you have node installed on the system you just need to: npm install -g homebridge npm install -g homebridge-isy-js Run `homebridge`. It will error out asking you for a config. Put a config.json file in the ~/.homebridge directory. Run `homebridge`.

@SCOCO - I tested with my home setup this morning and the query functionality is working for me. I tested your exact query above (which happens to work in my house as well.. ) and it returned the state. A few questions for you -- 1) What version of iOS are you using, 2) Are you up to date on Homebridge? (i.e. how long ago did you clone it from github?).

@Xathros The software being discussed in this has been extended to support ISY but also supports a bunch of other types of home automation systems. Unfortunately, looking at the platform list here it doesn't look like Harmony Hub is one of the supported platforms. You could always contribute a platform module to support it if there is an API on the hub. A quick google search shows that there is a node.js library for interfacing with the harmony hub here: https://github.com/swissmanu/harmonyhubjs-client. No idea if it works -- but if it does someone could author a homebridge platform to support it. Hope this helps.

@SCOCO Good catch on the query functionality. I'll do an update to support this. Will take me a few days likely. On the hidden devices you could hide all devices with a ~ in them by adding the following entry to the isy-js config section.. { "nameContains": "~", "lastAddressDigit": "", "address": ""} This will cause all devices which have a tilde in them somewhere to be ignored automatically -- no need to disable.

My thoughts exactly, which is why I provided an updated platform to Homebridge to support ISY (it uses my node.js library isy-js). It improves on the existing ISY support by adding: More devices. Elk alarm panels and elk sensors. Live updating of device status. Ability to screen out devices from HomeKit. If you have a Raspberry Pi you can follow these instructions to get Homebridge up and running: https://github.com/cflurin/homebridge-shims/wiki/Minimalist-Homebridge-on-a-Raspberry-Pi You will need to take these additional steps / change the above steps as follows: Add the isy-js dependencies to your package.json and then do an npm install. These additional dependencies need to be added because HomeBridge does not list all dependencies for all their platforms: ​faye-websocket sax restler isy-js ​Configure the isy-js platform by following the instructions in the isy-js platform documentation here. Run homebridge and add the homebridge to your HomeKit network and viola! P.S. You can also configure homebridge to run in the background and automatically at startup on your Raspberry Pi following the instructions here.