Lupusec2Mqtt

Make your Lupusec XT2 (and compatible) Alarm System available on an MQTT Broker (compatible with Home Assistant).

Tested with

• XT1 Plus
• XT2
• XT2 Plus

What is already working

• Alarm panel (config, state, set)
• Burglar Alarm state (config, state)
• Open/Close contacts (config, state)
• Movement detector (config, state)
• Power switch (config, state, set, power, energy)
• Lock (config, state, set)
• Temperature/Humidity sensor (config, state)
• Smoke detector (config, state)
• Vibration detector (config, state)
• Cover (config, state, position, set, set position)

Installation

Home Assistant Addon

It is available as Addon that can be directly installed by the Supervisor tab.
The repository is: https://github.com/CyberDNS/hassio-addons-repository

Manual Docker Configuration

Alternative 1: Environment variables

For users who want to run Lupusec2Mqtt as a standalone Docker container (not as a Home Assistant addon), you can use the following docker run command as an example for the amd64 architecture:

docker run -e "Mqtt__Server=127.0.0.1" -e "Mqtt__Login=" -e "Mqtt__Password=" -e "Lupusec__Url=http://192.168.2.50" -e "Lupusec__Login=admin" -e "Lupusec__Password=lupusecpassword" -e "MotionSensor__DetectionDuration=120" -e "Serilog__MinimumLevel__Default=Information" cyberdns/lupusec2mqtt_hassaddon_amd64:3.1.2

Replace the architecture in the last part of the image name based on your system:

"arch": [
    "aarch64",
    "amd64",
    "armhf",
    "armv7"
]

Alternative 2: Volumes

An alternative approach is to use Docker volumes. The settings are located in the container at /data/options.json. The file should look like this:

{
"Mqtt:Server": "127.0.0.1",
"Mqtt:Login": "",
"Mqtt:Password": "",
"Lupusec:Url": "http://192.168.2.50",
"Lupusec:Login": "admin",
"Lupusec:Password": "lupusecpassword",
"Serilog:MinimumLevel:Default": "Information",
"MotionSensor:DetectionDuration": 120,
"PollFrequencyInSeconds": 2
}