Description
Requires Crestron Home OS 4.12 or later.
The CPLLC UniFi Access Platform brings Ubiquiti UniFi Access into Crestron Home. The platform connects to UniFi Access on the site’s UniFi OS console through Access’s published developer API, finds every door, gate and doorbell set up there, and adds each to Crestron Home: a door as a lock, a gate hub as a gate, and a doorbell or reader that isn’t on a door as a doorbell. Access tells the processor about every doorbell press, unlock and door change as it happens, so Crestron Home sequences can react to who opened a door, a doorbell ring or a denied badge. The platform talks to the console over the local network, with no cloud account.
Drivers->Platform->UniFi->Protect Access (Latest Release Notes) (Download Latest Version)
Windows utility that simplifies sideloading of drivers and extensions.
The platform’s own license key, or a CPLLC site license key, is entered in the platform’s Enter License Key option. The License Manager is not required, but it is the convenient place to enter a site license key once for every CPLLC driver.
All license purchases are final and non-refundable. Every CPLLC driver works fully for two hours without a key: test it on your processor before you buy. See the Terms of Use.
Platform Installer Options
- IP Address / Hostname – The IP address of the UniFi OS console running UniFi Access.
- Port – UniFi Access’s API port, 12445 (the default). Leave it as it is.
- Obtain License Key – Opens CPLLC.net, where license keys and site licenses can be purchased.
- Enter License Key – The UniFi Access license key. Leave blank when the site has a CPLLC site license.
- UniFi Access API Token – The API token created in UniFi Access (see Installing). A token Access refuses shows Invalid API Token on this page.
Doors
Each door of a UniFi Access hub is a Crestron Home lock named as the door is in UniFi Access. It uses Crestron Home’s own lock controls and Lock and Unlock sequences: Lock returns the door to its Access schedule, Unlock keeps it unlocked until it is locked again. A door has no options of its own in Setup.
Doors Events
- Doorbell – The door’s doorbell or intercom rang.
- Override – The door was opened with its request-to-exit button.
- Access Denied – A card, PIN or Touch Pass was refused at the door.
- Door Opened / Door Closed – The door’s position sensor reported it opened or closed.
- <user name> – One event per Access user allowed to open the door, named as the user is in UniFi Access, raised when that user unlocks it.
Gates
Each UniFi Access gate hub is a Crestron Home gate named as it is in UniFi Access. It uses Crestron Home’s own gate controls and Open, Close and Toggle sequences. A gate has no options of its own in Setup.
Gates Events
- Gate is Opened / Gate is Closed – The gate was opened or closed from Crestron Home.
Doorbells
A doorbell or reader that isn’t on a door is a Crestron Home doorbell named as it is in UniFi Access, so a sequence can react to its ring.
Doorbells Installer Options
- Show on Home Screen – Shows the doorbell’s tile on the Home screen (default off).
- Show in Room Screen – Shows the doorbell’s tile in its room (default on).
Doorbells Actions
- Doorbell Press – Raises the doorbell’s Doorbell Pressed event, as a ring would.
- Extension Enable / Extension Disable – Enables or disables the doorbell.
Doorbells Events
- Doorbell Pressed – The doorbell rang, or Doorbell Press ran.
- Extension Enabled / Extension Disabled – The doorbell was enabled or disabled.
Sequences
Each door, gate and doorbell brings its actions and events to Crestron Home sequences, under its name in Customize Actions & Events; they are listed under Doors, Gates and Doorbells.
