Controller - IKEA E2213 SOMRIG shortcut button
This blueprint is part of the Controllers-Hooks Ecosystem. You can read more about this topic here.
Description​
This blueprint provides universal support for running any custom action when a button is pressed on the provided IKEA E2213 SOMRIG shortcut button. Supports controllers integrated with Zigbee2MQTT, ZHA, deCONZ. The blueprint will automagically detect the integration type and take care of all the rest.
In addition of being able to provide custom actions for every kind of button press supported by the remote, the blueprint allows to loop the long press actions while the corresponding button is being held. Once released, the loop stops. This is useful when holding down a button should result in a continuous action (such as lowering the volume of a media player, or controlling a light brightness).
The blueprint handles double button press events natively as it is supported by the controller device itself.
Automations created with this blueprint can be connected with one or more Hooks supported by this controller. Hooks allow to easily create controller-based automations for interacting with lights, media players, covers and maybe more in the future. See the list of Hooks available for this controller for additional details.
Requirements​
Zigbee2MQTT Integration
OptionalIf you plan to integrate the with Zigbee2MQTT, you must have this integration set up. Installation methods differ between different installation types. Check out the documentation for full details on the required hardware and how to set up Zigbee2MQTT on your system.
Zigbee2MQTT DocsZHA Integration
OptionalIf you plan to integrate the with ZHA, you must have this integration set up. The ZHA integration can be configured from the Home Assistant UI. Check the documentation for full details on the required hardware and how to set up ZHA on your system.
ZHA Integration DocsdeCONZ Integration
OptionalIf you plan to integrate the with deCONZ, you must have this integration set up. The deCONZ integration can be configured from the Home Assistant UI and requires an additional container to run deCONZ on. Head over to the documentation for full details on the required hardware and how to set up deCONZ on your system.
deCONZ Integration DocsInputs​
Available Hooks​
Light​
This Hook blueprint allows to build a controller-based automation to control a light. Supports brightness and color control both for white temperature and rgb lights.
(Default) Mapping​
- Dots1 button short press -> Turn on
- Dots1 button long press -> Brightness up (continuous, until release)
- Dots1 button double press -> Color up
- Dots2 button short press -> Turn off
- Dots2 button long press -> Brightness down (continuous, until release)
- Dots2 button double press -> Color down
(Option 1) Mapping​
- Dots1 button short press -> Brightness up
- Dots1 button long press -> Brightness up (continuous, until release)
- Dots1 button double press -> Turn on
- Dots2 button short press -> Brightness down
- Dots2 button long press -> Brightness down (continuous, until release)
- Dots2 button double press -> Turn off
Media Player​
This Hook blueprint allows to build a controller-based automation to control a media player. Supports volume setting, play/pause and track selection.
(Default) Mapping​
- Dots1 button short press -> Volume up
- Dots1 button long press -> Volume up (continuous, until release)
- Dots1 button double press -> Next track
- Dots2 button short press -> Volume down
- Dots2 button long press -> Volume down (continuous, until release)
- Dots2 button double press -> Play/Pause
Cover​
This Hook blueprint allows to build a controller-based automation to control a cover. Supports opening, closing and tilting the cover.
(Default) Mapping​
- Dots1 button short press -> Open cover
- Dots1 button long press -> Open the cover tilt
- Dots2 button short press -> Close cover
- Dots2 button long press -> Close the cover tilt
- Dots2 button double press -> Stop cover and cover tilt
Changelog​
- 2025-03-26: Initial release. (@yarafie) 🎉