Home Assistant add-on repository.
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Discovers NSPanel Companion devices on a local subnet and installs or updates them over network ADB. It verifies the release metadata, SHA-256 checksum, application identity, ABI and pinned signing certificate before any panel is modified, and restores the Home-app assignment afterwards.
Sources: GitHub Releases, or a locally staged release directory.
Low-latency two-way audio from a panel to a Reolink doorbell.
Speaking to the door through the camera's ONVIF backchannel arrives two to three seconds late, because that path carries a large fixed buffer in the firmware. Reolink's own app is under a second, and the difference is the protocol: their app uses Baichuan, on TCP 9000. This add-on does the same.
It takes the 16 kHz mono PCM a panel already sends, encodes it to ADPCM, and carries it over Baichuan. Nothing resamples, because the rate already matches.
Video is not affected. Whatever serves the panel's video — Scrypted, with its prebuffered rebroadcast — goes on doing so. Only the microphone's route changes, and a panel whose add-on stops answering falls back to the path it used before.
Needs the camera's address and a limited camera user; talkback does not require an admin account.