Only tested/confirmed with airOS 8 on:
- Nanostation 5AC (LOCO5AC) by @CoMPaTech
- PowerBeam 5AC gen2 by @exico91
Configure this integration the usual way, requiring your username (ubnt), password and IP address of the airOS device.
In the current state it retrieves some information and should display the 'other device connected', connection mode, SSID and both actual data being transferred and the maximum capacity. These are displayed as sensors or binary_sensors though most binary_sensors are disabled by default. Additionally for stations connected, child-devices are displayed with both a binary_sensor indicating connection and a button to force reconnect on the connected device (i.e. the same as the reconnect button on the default homepage of airOS
Even though available does not mean it's stable yet, the HA part is solid but the class used to interact with the API is in need of improvement (e.g. better overall handling). This might also warrant having the class available as a module from pypi.
- Use HACS
- Navigate to the
Integrationspage and use the three-dots icon on the top right to add a custom repository. - Use the link to this page as the URL and select 'Integrations' as the category.
- Look for
airOSinIntegrationsand install it!
For each device you will have to add it as an integration.
- In Home Assistant click on
Configuration - Click on
Integrations - Hit the
+button in the right lower corner - Search or browse for 'Ubiquiti airOS' and click it
- Enter your details
It works on my bike and Home Assistant installation :) Let me know if it works on yours!
