Support – myStrom Button Max Tool (beta)

myStrom Button Max Tool is a graphical editor that allows you to create your own configuration files for Button Max, with custom commands, icons, and more.

Switches
Use HTTP GET method. Replace the IP with the IP of your device.

Toggle
http://192.168.254.1/toggle

Switch OFF
http://192.168.254.1/relay?state=0

Switch ON
http://192.168.254.1/relay?state=1

Bulbs & Strips
Use HTTP POST method. Replace the IP with the IP of your device, and the MAC with the MAC of your device.

URL
http://192.168.254.1/api/v1/device/AG45H5H3

PAYLOAD
color=00FF0000&action=on&ramp=100

color: WRGB value
action: on, off, toggle
ramp: transition time from one color to another

You can find a complete list of commands on api.mystrom.ch

Your custom icons must be present in the “Icons” directory. The “Icons” directory can be accessed via “Show directory” in the Icon Selection submenu. Closing and reopening said menu refreshes its contents. There are 3 icon sizes – small, medium, large.

Small
Size: 44 x 44 px
Image type: bmp (bitmap)
Colors: 1-bit (black and white)
File name requirements: must end in “-small”, e.g. “my-icon-small.bmp”

Medium
Size: 132 x 132 px
Image type: bmp
Colors: 1-bit (black and white)
File name requirements: must end in “-medium”, e.g. “my-icon-medium.bmp”

Large
Size: 200 x 200 px
Image type: bmp
Colors: 1-bit (black and white)
File name requirements: must end in “-large”, e.g. “my-icon-large.bmp”

myStrom Button Max Tool for Windows: Download

myStrom Button Max Tool for Mac: Download

You need to replace the Button Max firmware with the Button Max Custom Firmware before you can use it with myStrom Button Max Tool.

Switch the button to tool mode first:
curl -i -d ‘{“mode”:”tool”}’ http:///api/v1/settings

Example:
curl -i -d ‘{“mode”:”tool”}’ http://192.168.1.139/api/v1/settings

If necessary, use this command to switch Max back to myStrom cloud mode:
curl -i -d ‘{“mode”:”cloud”}’ http://192.168.1.139/api/v1/settings

Button Max Custom Firmware: Download

On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy and confirm that you still want to open the software.

Click More Info, then Run anyway