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FHEM Links: Forum SVN Wiki FHEM e.V.


DESCRIPTION

FHEM (TM) is a GPL'd perl server for house automation. It is used to automate
some common tasks in the household like switching lamps / shutters / heating /
etc. and to log events like temperature / humidity / power consumption.




The program runs as a server, you can control it via web or smartphone
frontends, telnet or TCP/IP directly.




In order to use FHEM you'll need a 24/7 server (NAS, RPi, PC, MacMini, etc) with
a perl interpreter and some attached hardware like the CUL-, EnOcean-,
Z-Wave-USB-Stick, etc. to access the actors and sensors.




It is pronounced without the h, like in feminine.


FEATURES

 * support for a lot of protocols used in house automation, audio/video devices,
   weather services, online calendars and more.
   
 * autocreating devices/logs when receiving data from a new device: start FHEM
   and watch how the plots of your sensors are appearing automatically.
   
 * logging events to files or a database, with regexp filters
   
 * notifying external programs or scripts when receiving certain events
   
 * timed commands (e.g. switching a lamp on from sunset till midnight)
   
 * lot of interfaces: simple text, JSON, XML, each of them over plain TCP/IP,
   SSL or HTTP.
   
 * modular architecture with currently over 430 modules, easy to add your
   special device
   
 * lot of frontends, choose your favorite
   


SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS (SMALL EXCERPT)

 * eQ3 spezific: HomeMatic, MAX!, FS20, EM1000, FHT80b, HMS, S300, ESA2000
   
 * KNX, ZWave, EnOcean, Philipps HUE, FRITZ!Dect, Intertechno, HomeEasy, X10
   
 * 1Wire, Firmata, webio, panStamp, LIRC, JeeLink, RFXCOM/RFXTRX, Wireless M-Bus
   
 * Davis VantagePro2, Oregon Scientific, Allnet
   
 * TVs from LG, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sony
   
 * Devices from Bose, Sonos, Squeezebox
   
 * Amplifier from Denon, Onkyo, Pioneer, YAMAHA
   
 * iTunes/AppleTV, Enigma2, XBMC/Kodi, MediaPortal, Plex
   
 * Alexa, HomeKit, HomeBridge, MQTT (internal or external server)
   
   
   
   A complete list of all FHEM-modules with a detailed description can be found
   in the
   commandref
   document.


FRONTEND SCREENSHOTS

 * Builtin web frontend: overview on the Desktop or on the Smartphones,
   SVG-plots.
   
 * The FHEM FLOORPLAN module: Example1, Example2, LCars.
   
 * The InfoPanel module
   
 * FHEM Tablet UI: Example1, Example2
   
 * smartVISU: Example
   
 * Charting Frontend and YAF (Yet Another Frontend).
   
 * iPhone Frontends: Fhemobile (native app), dhs-computertechnik or phyfhem
   
 * Android Frontends: andFHEM (natives App), Fullscreen Browser App, ORCA
   addition
   


DOCUMENTATION

commandref.html contains a detailed description of all features/modules.

Our wiki at https://wiki.fhem.de

Forum: https://forum.fhem.de
Although most entries are in german here, don't be afraid to ask something in
english.

short course in FHEM (no hardware needed): First steps in FHEM

Quick-Start for a short installation/configuration.

Heimautomatisierung-mit-FHEM.pdf (Feb. 2014, pdf, german)

Smart Home mit FHEM (Oct. 2019, german)



DOWNLOAD

Last released version: (as of 2021-11-07):
fhem-6.1.tar.gz
,
fhem-6.1.zip
,
fhem-6.1.deb
,


See the
CHANGED
file for the change history or the
svn log
for a more detailed log.




Note
: the FHEM development is a continuous one, and a release is only a starting
point for the update process.


Use the
update
command to get the most recent version, especially if you want to report issues
in the forum.


Nightly versions:
debian.fhem.de




Please use
fheminfo
command to automatically generate
this
statistics as we'd like to know which FHEM modules are in use.


INSTALLATION

DEBIAN/UBUNTU/RASPBIAN

 * Install this package. For a better integration check out debian.fhem.de

UNIX / OSX

 * Make sure you have perl. Most certainly you will need the Device::SerialPort
   perl module, install it with "sudo cpan Device::SerialPort" or "apt-get
   install libdevice-serialport-perl".
 * Download the .tar.gz package, unpack it, and change to the unpacked
   directory.
 * start FHEM directly from this directory (perl fhem.pl fhem.cfg).

WINDOWS

 * See the FHEM Installation Windows for a detailed description.
 * If you are using cygwin for your perl installation you can follow the
   guidelines for Unix.

FRITZ!BOX

   As of Fritz!OS 6.20 AVM decided to remove all possibilities to start
   "foreign" programs automatically after a reboot, that is why I advise against
   deploying FHEM on the Fritz!BOX, see also
   this
   discussion (in german). If you still insist:
 * On the FB7390 or FB7490 install this image. Note: it is needed additionally
   to the OS image from AVM.
   
 * On the FB7270 unpack this zip file to a USB-Disk, attach the disk to the
   FritzBox, log in, and start FHEM from there.





After the installation follow the
Quick-Start
for adding devices or try out the demo configuration by starting fhem with:


perl fhem.pl fhem.cfg.demo


LINKS

Forum:
https://forum.fhem.de


Development source:
https://svn.fhem.de


Wiki:
https://wiki.fhem.de


FHEM e.V. (registered non-profit association):
https://verein.fhem.de


The purpose of the association is the promotion of science, research and
teaching as well as education on the topics of free and open source software and
open standards with special consideration of FHEM.






CUL/CUNO/COC/EUL/TUL-Firmware Homepage:
http://culfw.de


LICENSE:

Copyright:


 * Rudolf Koenig (rudolf dot koenig at fhem dot de. Note: I do not provide
   fhem-support via private mail, use the forum instead)
 * Numerous other people with their FHEM modules

License: GPL (v2)



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