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The Mac OS X app 'Hue Server' allows you to control your Philips hue bulbs without having to take care of setting up a user, finding the bridge IP etc. Hue Server comes with an own human readable API making it very easy to create mighty results in home-automation and interaction-hacking.

Add-ons for the Hue Server Mac OS X app (+ Philips hue)

Control your

• Philips hue light-bulbs
• trigger AppleScripts & iTunes playlists
• make Mac OS speak

via

• AppleScript
• Automator
• OSC
• Arduino
• Processing
• Estimote iBeacons
• Speech-recognition
• Leap Motion
• Dashboard
• PHP, JavaScript, ActionScript

The Mac OS X app 'Hue Server' allows you to control your Philips hue bulbs without having to take care of setting up a user, finding the bridge IP etc. Hue Server comes with an own human readable API making it very easy to create mighty results in home-automation and interaction-hacking.

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How to send a command?

Hue Server doesn't require a particular programing language.
All commands can be send via OSC, AppleScript or your voice (requires Hue Remote on iOS).
Enter a command by just starting to type into the Mac OS application.
Hue Server will auto-complete your input.
All you enter will be broadcasted in your local network via OSC.
This way you can make your own applications or hardware listen for your custom commands and trigger functions.
See the preferences.plist to hack around with the OSC input / output port and other nifty (advanced) options.

Use AppleScript

The pipeline command lets you add all Hue Server commands to a list that will be executed one after another.

Since light-scenes can have a custom transition-time of up to 2 hours the pipeline command will wait with the next command until your bulbs reach their new state.

Example:

A sequence for going to Bed:

AI Memory context: advanced feature for remembering a human context.

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Use Automator

Just download and install the Automator plugin.

Use Processing, OSC

See the demo processing sketch. Hue Server will send & receive OSC so you can hook up almost anything.

Input port: 2331
Output port: 9031
'/hue/cmd'

Use Arduino

Be sure to add a '#' after every command. Also enter your Arduino serial port via
```Arduino'Arduino:/dev/cu.usbserial-A900adUQ'```
replacing the string with your own device.
We recommend the Arduino tutorial on [www.hue-remote.com/tutorials](http://www.hue-remote.com/tutorials) to get started.

Use the custom URL scheme

Trigger all commands in Hue Server with a custom URL:

hueserver://command=say:Hello%20World
hueserver://command=Green

Use the 'search' field or your voice via Hue Remote on iOS

What you can read as human you can also simply say via the speech recognition on iOS (via Hue Remote).

Control a single light

('XXX' should be replaced by your lights or groups name):

• XXX on
• XXX off
• Toggle XXX // toggle the powerstate of a single light or group
• XXX blink // makes your lights blink once
• XXX: ct:500 // 153 - 500 white color temperature from cold to warm
• XXX: h:65535 // 0 - 65535 hue value, the color
• XXX: s:255 // 0 - 255 saturation
• XXX: b:255 // 0 - 255 brightness, NOTICE: 0 != off.
• XXX: h:0 s:255
• XXX: h:0 s:255 b:255
• XXX:+ // All lights will merge to the same brightness and brighten up.
• XXX:- // Same but in the other direction. Dims all.

Control all lights

• All on
• All off
• Toggle All
• Blink
• ct:500
• h:65535
• s:255
• b:255
• h:65535 s:255
• h:65535 s:255 b:255
• +/-
• 0%
• 5%
• 10%
• etc. up to
• 100%

Colors

(Will be applied to all lights that are on)

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• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Lemon
• Green
• Turquoise
• Minty
• Aqua
• Sky blue
• Blue
• Purple
• Violet
• Magenta
• Pink
• White
• Warm White
• Cold White
• Working
• Relaxing
• Concentrate
• Reading
• Candle
• Sleepy white
• Romantic lights // Dims the light and triggers a warm white.

Combine color names with lights or groups:

• Bedroom: Orange
• Nightstand: Warm white

Trigger light-scenes

(Use the name of your light-scene to trigger it)

• Good Night
• Shark Attack
• save:XXX
• delete:XXX

Run AppleScripts

(Use the name of your AppleScripts to trigger it)
If an AppleScript an a light-scene have the same name they 'merge to one' and will both be triggered.

• Random Album
• iTunes next track
• Good Night iTunes -t:600
• Kitchen: h:23000 s:200 b:100 -t:0

Optionally you can override the default transition-time set on iOS by adding '-t:5' to your command.5 stands for 5 ms; you can set a transition-time between 0ms and 2h.

Special functions

• say:Hello World! // Change the Mac OS system voice for more fun.

• XXX -s // More efficiant say: (speech output) command

• message:Hello World! // Sends a message to the Mac OS notification center.

• log:Hello World! // Enter 'Logs' into Hue Server to access the txt files.

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• Logging on // Enables the logging in txt files

• Logging off // Disables the logging in txt files

• activity:XXX // Advanced option to feed the system a human context. You'll find that variable in different AppleScripts to create very unique setups.
  

• location:XXX // Trigger the motion system. When you change your location through this command you'll trigger the 'Location switch' AppleScript. You can also trigger actions after minutes to hours while staying at the location. See the 'Location update' AppleScript.

• How long am I here? // After setting a location via 'Location:XXX' you can ask how long you are at the new location.
  

• Where am I? // The system will tell you about the current location.

• Status // Nothing is true, everything is permitted. The direct AI feedback from the inner core.

• Speech on // 'Status' and other commands will make the system react via speech.

• Speech off

• 'XXX -p' // Add commands to a pipeline so they will be executed one after another

• Clear pipeline

• 'XXX -r' // Remember/Reset and forget memories

• 'XXX -f'

• activate // shows the input window of Hue Server. Put this action into an AppleScript to create a custom shortcut. > tell application 'Hue Server' to run command 'activate'

First announced back at CES in January, Philips is releasing its new Philips Hue Sync app for both Mac and PC today. The new macOS utility lets you sync Hue smart light colors and effects to games, video, and music playing from Mac.

Philips describes the new Mac app benefits:

Imagine you’re playing an action game and your lights mimic the explosions on the screen. Or, when watching a stunning sunset in a movie, have your living room bathed in the same violet, orange and yellow hues you see on the screen. And finally, take your music listening to a new level; your lights can dance to the beat of your favorite tracks.

Alongside the launch of Philips Hue Sync, Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) and Disney have teamed up to create a unique lighting experience:

Signify collaborated with Disney Music Group to showcase Philips Hue Sync’s immersive capabilities with the highly anticipated, premiere music video from the new a cappella singing sensation, DCappella. The group performs the track, “Immortals”, which was featured in Disney’s Oscar®-winning animated film, “Big Hero 6”. As part of the collaboration, fans can enjoy the new video in a 360-degree experience.

As for the Hue Sync app, here’s how it works:

The Hue Sync app can be used with one press of a button. Simply select your desired Audio, Video or Gaming mode within the control panel, and you can sync your lights to the entertainment content playing on your computer.

You can also tailor your lighting experience. The software allows you to set your desired brightness level and change the speed in which your lights are changing alongside the content; you can select between Subtle, Moderate, High and Intense modes. Plus, when listening to music, you choose from several different color palettes to match the genre. For example, subtle, pastel colors play nicely with softer tunes, while brighter, bolder tones might be better suited for rock and dance music.

Philips notes that Hue Sync isn’t limited to computers even though its a Windows and macOS app; users can extend the Hue Sync experience to TVs using HDMI, Chromecast, AirPlay, or Miracast.

Download Philips Hue Sync for Mac for free today.