It looks like you control Sleep settings from iPad arrive at bed via a SleepIQ cloud service.  My question is has anyone listened to Wifi via Wireshark and or decoded the commands coming back so it could be automated with ISY.  My friend says best thing to do is set it at 100 each week and then lower it to your setting to calibrate.

 

Sounds kinda ridiculous but interesting at same time.

You cannot control your sleep number over wifi, I believe the controller(s) you use with the bed communicate via Bluetooth. The iPad app can only view the history that is retrieved from the SleepIQ cloud service.

 

~Mike

Just downloaded iOS app. The app can control bed setting but it is via paired Bluetooth not as a back and forth to cloud which is how demo appeared so in essence app is the same as their controller.

In theory can Bluetooth be manipulated? No intention of going further.

I stand corrected. You CAN use the app to control the firmness setting through the app. Does not work very well as I keep getting a disconnected message, but I did manage to change the firmness level a few times.

 

FWIW, I verified the controllers are not on the wifi network so I am positive the controllers are Bluetooth. My iPad is always connected to my internal router on 192.168.1.xxx network and the SleepIQ controller is on my external U-Verse router/gateway on 172.16.1.xxx network. I connected my iPad to that network and ran the Fing app to verify that there was only one select comfort device on that network.

 

~Mike

I don't have bed yet but downloaded app.  You are correct because the first thing the app wanted to do was pair iPad with bed via Bluetooth.  Again, I'm not going to spend any time but out of curiosity can Bluetooth be snooped (like wire shark) and then reverse engineered?

What about the TempurPedic adjustable base? This can be controlled via WiFi from their iOS/Android app.

I don't have bed yet but downloaded app.  You are correct because the first thing the app wanted to do was pair iPad with bed via Bluetooth.  Again, I'm not going to spend any time but out of curiosity can Bluetooth be snooped (like wire shark) and then reverse engineered?

Anything RF can be snooped. Is there anything already developed out there? Don't know, certainly not in the iOS world!

Thanks.    I'll look at PC based and Android apps for Bluetooth snooping for future reference.  At some point maybe find a device that could be directed via REST command to issue a  Bluetooth command.  Global cache does it for IR maybe somebody does it for Bluetooth.

Edited January 1, 201510 yr by hart2hart