Component to integrate some ZTE routers as a device trackers in home assistant.
- Provides a device_tracker to monitor the connection status of devices in your Wifi and LAN ports.
- Exposes the status of the scanner in "sensor.zte_tracker".
- Exposes the service "zte_tracker.pause" to pause/resume the scanner because when the scanner is running the web-admin-console sessions are cancelled.
| Name | Model Param |
|---|---|
| ZTE F6640 | F6640 |
| ZTE F6645P | F6640P |
| ZTE H169A | H169A |
| ZTE H2640 | H2640 |
| ZTE H288A | H288A |
| ZTE H388X | H388X |
| ZTE H3600P | H3600P |
| ZTE H3640 V10 | H3640 |
| ZTE H6645P V2 | H6645P |
This integration could work with more routers. Try one of the above and see if it works with yours.
To use this integration, place the following snippet in configuration.yaml.
# Setup the platform zte_tracker
zte_tracker:
host: 192.168.1.1
model: F6640
username: user
password: !secret zte_password
interval_seconds: 60
consider_home: 180
poll_time: 60
new_device_defaults:
track_new_devices: no
Change the following parameters to match your configuration:
host: Your router's local IP address (Usually 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1)
username: Your router's login username (Usually admin)
password: Your router's login password
model: Your router's model. Chose one from the Model column of the table above
For more information about the device_tracker parameters visit the official Home Assistant Documentation
- Thanks to @gselivanof for H288A, H169A models support, @TrinTragula for H388X verification, @kvshino for H2640 verification, @dapuzz for G6645P verification, @onegambler for H3600P verification, @lapo for H6645P verification, @309631 for H3640 verification.