Ubiebox Gateway between Qbus and IoT devices

1. Connect the power cable to the Ubie and plug it into the power outlet.

2. Connect a network cable to the Ubie and your router.

Your Ubie will now boot up. The three LED lights will be orange.
Your Ubie will automatically connect to Qbus Control. When successfully connected, the three LED lights are blue.

Ubie gives you feedback on its status through LED lights.

1. Click '+' to add a device.

You can find the data for the above step on the bottom of your Ubie:

1. Enter the serial number of your Ubie
2. Enter the activation code of your Ubie.
3. Choose a time zone.
4. Click on next.

If you already have an installation (e.g. after creating a controller) and you want to add the Ubie to that installation you will find a slider to select it.
If this is the first device you add, you can fill in fields 1 and click next (2).

Select an existing installation in field (2) and click next (3)

Your Ubie has been added. Click TO THE OVERVIEW to return to the overview.

To add Ubie devices, we go to Settings and choose Installations (1). We choose our Ubie (2) to add devices here.

Click on '+' at the bottom (1).

1. Click on + to add a device.

We now get a screen where we can choose which device we want to link to our Ubie.

Choose which device you want to activate on your Ubie.

Click Activate controller to activate the controller for the Ubie.

A new message with a progress bar will show you the progress of the activation process:

Once the process reaches 100% you can click the Close button.

ou will then get an overview with all outputs, created in your controller.

Under your Ubie, your controller is now online.

1. The CONTINUE button will take you to the Google Home page.

In the Google Home app, click the + icon in the upper left corner.

In the “Add and manage” window, click on the “Set up device” menu item.

In the next window, under the Work with Google section, click on the link Is anything already set up?.

Search for Ubie Control.

A login window from Ubiecloud will appear. Log in with your Qbus Control account.

A window appears giving Google permissions to manage your Ubie installation.

The Ubie outputs now appear in a list. Select the outputs you want to control. After this, you can use Google voice recognition to control your Ubie outputs.

The CONTINUE button will take you to the Alexa account page.

Open the menu in your Alexa app.

Click on Skills & Games.

Click on the search box and type ubie. You will find the skill Ubie Control in the search results.
Click on the Ubie Control skill.

Next, click Enable to use. You will be presented with a login screen from Ubiecloud to which you must sign in with your Ubiecloud account.

After signing in, Alexa will access your Qbus Control account and you can use Alexa to control your outputs by voice.

The Continue button will take you to your Sonos account page.

Click Continue.

Enter the details of your Sonos account and give Ubie access to your account.
After activation, you will get an activation status back. If successful, your Sonos system will show up in the list of your paired devices under your Ubie.

Note
There are 2 software versions for Sonos, namely S1 and S2.
If you have added your Sonos (S1) to the Ubie in the past and recently upgraded your Sonos firmware, then it is necessary to also update the Ubie application for Sonos.
If you have the S1 version on your Ubie and the S2 version on your Sonos you will get the message below.

Enter your Username and Password from your Denon account.

Click on Back to the device to add your Denon.

• Name: The name you wish to give your camera
• Path: This is your camera's local streaming URL. E.g.: '192.168.1.150/video.cgi'. Check the manual for the correct format.  To add the Qbus video doorbell, use the  IP address of the external unit followed by :8080/video.cgi
• Username/Password: These are your camera's login credentials. For the Qbus video doorbell, use admin / adminQSD01 

Note! Ubie supports up to 2 cameras with a total bit rate of 2Mb/s. If your camera has a higher bit rate, you can limit it by adding a resolution to the URL stream. Check your camera's manual for the correct format.

Click on Back to device

Display Video Footage on Qbus Control

We now have the ability to display live stream from camera footage on the Control page.
By following the above steps, we have created a new device that we can add to a group:

1. Click on the IPCAM and it will be automatically added to the group.

By clicking on the icon, we can see the images:

Address: your local IP address of your Satel alarm system. E.g. '192.168.1.150: 7094 '
Maximum zone: the number of zones configured in your installation. Reducing this number will speed up the initialization process.
Maximum partition: the number of partitions in your installation. Reducing this number speeds up the initialization process.
User Code: this is the code Ubie needs to enable the alarm system. We strongly recommend adding a separate Ubie user to the alarm system with a unique user code.
Enable Mode: This defines what type of armed mode is used when enabling the system from Ubie:

• Enable Mode 0: Fully enabled mode.
• Enable mode 1: Fully enabled and in addition, the zones for which the BYPASS IF NOT EXIT option is enabled are bridged.
• Enable mode 2: INTERIOR DELAY zones are not enabled; EXTERIO zones activate a silent alarm; Other zones activate an audible alarm.
• Enable Mode 3: Same as Enable Mode 2, but delayed zones act as immediate zones.