MiWiFi-CB0401V2

Xiaomi 5G CPE CB0401V2 Integration for Home Assistant

Overview

The Xiaomi 5G CPE CB0401V2 Integration for Home Assistant allows users to monitor and access comprehensive data from their Xiaomi 5G CPE CB0401V2 router directly in Home Assistant. With this integration, you can display key information such as signal strength, network details, Wi-Fi status, and more within your smart home dashboard.

Features

• Signal Strength and Quality: Monitor LTE and 5G signal strength (RSRP) and quality (RSRQ).
• Network Information: View the current network type, operator, reception band, and more.
• Data Usage: Track data usage in MB.
• Connected Devices: See how many devices are currently connected to the router (via misystem/devicelist).
• SMS Messages: Monitor the number of SMS messages stored on the router (via xqmobile/get_msgbox_count).

Installation

Requirements

• Home Assistant: Version 2021.6.0 or higher
• Xiaomi 5G CPE CB0401V2 Router: Firmware version 3.0.59 or higher
• Python: 3.8 or higher

HACS Installation

1. Install HACS (if not already installed):

   • Follow the official HACS installation guide.

2. Add the custom repository:

   • Go to HACS in the Home Assistant interface.
   • Click on Integrations and then the + icon at the bottom right.
   • Search for Xiaomi 5G CPE CB0401V2 or directly add the repository URL:

     https://github.com/MKsys1337/MiWiFi-CB0401V2
     

   • Click Add.

3. Restart Home Assistant:

   • Go to Settings > System > Restart and restart Home Assistant.

Manual Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   • Navigate to the custom_components directory of your Home Assistant installation:

     /config/custom_components/
     

   • Clone the repository:

     git clone https://github.com/MKsys1337/MiWiFi-CB0401V2 miwifi_cb0401v2

2. Restart Home Assistant:

   • Go to Settings > System > Restart and restart Home Assistant.

Configuration

This integration uses a Config Flow, so no manual configuration.yaml changes are necessary.

1. Add the integration:

   • Go to Settings > Devices & Services > Integrations.
   • Click the + icon at the bottom right.
   • Search for MiWiFi CB0401V2 and select it.

2. Enter credentials:

   • Input the router's IP address (default: 192.168.31.1).
   • Enter the username (usally admin and password for the router.
   • Click Submit.

3. Verify connection:

   • If successful, the available sensors will be automatically added.

Available Sensors

General Router Information

• Router Name
• Firmware Version
• Hardware Model
• Model Designation
• MAC Address
• Serial Number
• IMEI

Network Information

• LTE Signal Strength (RSRP)
• LTE Signal Quality (RSRQ)
• 5G Signal Strength (RSRP)
• 5G Signal Quality (RSRQ)
• LTE Signal SNR
• 5G Signal SNR
• Network Type
• Network Operator
• Data Usage
• LTE Reception Band
• 5G Reception Band
• Frequency Bands
• Cell ID
• 5G Cell ID
• WiFi SSID 2.4 GHz
• WiFi SSID 5 GHz
• WiFi Active Clients - Number of devices currently connected and exchanging data with the WiFi network
• Connected Devices - Total number of devices detected by the router (via misystem/devicelist)
• SMS Messages - Count of SMS messages stored on the router (via xqmobile/get_msgbox_count)

Usage

Adding Sensors to Your Dashboard

1. Navigate to your dashboard:

   • Go to Overview in Home Assistant.

2. Edit your dashboard:

   • Click the three-dot menu in the top right and select Edit Dashboard.

3. Add a new card:

   • Click Add Card.

4. Select the desired card type:

   • Choose Entities, Glance, Gauge, History Graph, etc.

5. Select the desired sensors:

   • Search for and add the sensors you want to display on the card.

6. Save the card:

   • Click Save to confirm the changes.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your changes:

   git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name

3. Commit your changes:

   git commit -m "Description of your changes"

4. Push to your fork:

   git push origin feature/your-feature-name

5. Create a Pull Request in the main repository.

Ensure your code follows PEP 8 guidelines and passes existing tests.

Security

• Confidentiality of credentials: Never share your credentials publicly.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

• Home Assistant Community for their excellent documentation and support.
• Xiaomi for providing powerful routers.
• Open-Source Community for the helpful tools and libraries.