Professional two-way IP control drivers for RTI integration systems. Licensed per processor MAC address.
$189 AUD per processor · Version 0.38 · 120-minute free trial · RTI XP processors
Two-way local control of a Ubiquiti UniFi Network controller (UDM / Cloud Gateway / Cloud Key, legacy or UniFi OS) - device and client status, PoE on/off and power-cycle, device reboot, locate, WLAN enable/disable, presence by name (survives MAC randomisation), block/unblock Wi-Fi clients, UniFi PDU / SmartPower outlet on/off and power-cycle, device lifecycle events and a built-in dashboard. No cloud account. 120-minute free trial - please confirm your controller with the trial before buying.
Bring your Ubiquiti UniFi network into RTI. This driver gives two-way local control and monitoring of a UniFi Network controller — every access point, switch, PoE port and Wi-Fi client — straight from your RTI panels, with no cloud account required. Key features: - Works with both controller types: UniFi OS consoles (UDM, Dream Router, Cloud Gateway, Cloud Key Gen2) on port 443, or a legacy Cloud Key Gen1 / self-hosted controller on 8443 — one tick-box selects which. - Device status: per-AP and per-switch online state, model, IP, CPU, memory, uptime, firmware and client counts. - PoE control: switch any PoE port on, off or power-cycle it, with live wattage feedback and per-port mode (Auto / Off / 24V) — 24V is only offered where the port supports it. - Device control: reboot any access point or switch, or flash its locate LED. - Wi-Fi networks: enable or disable any WLAN on demand. - Presence by name: track up to eight devices by MAC or by device name — name-matching follows a phone through Wi-Fi MAC randomisation, which a MAC alone cannot. - Block a Wi-Fi client: cut a watched device off Wi-Fi from a panel and restore it, always targeting its live address. - PDU / SmartPower outlets: switch each outlet on a UniFi PDU Pro, Smart Plug or Smart Power Strip on, off or toggle it, and power-cycle it with UniFi’s own outlet power-cycle. Per-outlet name, on/off, watts and switchable feedback, plus Protected Outlets that can never be switched off by an accidental press. - Device lifecycle events: Connected, Disconnected, Provisioning, Adopting and Missing-Heartbeat for every AP and switch. - Built-in Web Object UI: an on-processor browser dashboard, plus design-time device discovery and a telnet debug console. Requirements: - An RTI XP processor on the same network as the controller. - A local controller admin account (a Ubiquiti cloud / SSO login will not work — it needs an emailed MFA code). - Integration Designer 11.x. How it works: The driver talks to the controller's local API over HTTPS — no cloud, no third-party server. A design-time Discover menu fills in your devices automatically, and the driver's tags drop straight onto your panels. Feedback is optimistic for instant button response, with a fast background poll. Tested on a Cloud Gateway Ultra with a USW-Lite-16-PoE switch and U6+ access points (UniFi OS), and a Cloud Key Gen1 (legacy). PDU outlet control and power-cycle verified on a UniFi PDU Pro. A 120-minute free trial is built in — please confirm your controller with the trial before buying.
Monitors and controls a Ubiquiti UniFi Network controller from RTI: access points, switches, PoE ports, Wi-Fi networks, clients and presence, and UniFi SmartPower outlet devices (PDU Pro, Smart Plug, Smart Power Strip). Everything runs over the controller's local API on your network - no cloud account and no internet connection are needed.
Ubiquiti makes the UniFi range of network equipment and the UniFi Network application that manages it. The driver is written and supported by Smart Home Programming and Automation.
The driver must log in with a local controller admin. A Ubiquiti SSO / cloud account will not work, because it requires an emailed MFA code the processor cannot supply. Create a local-only admin on the controller before setting the driver up.
Under "Presence Watch" you can track up to 8 clients. For each watch slot set:
IMPORTANT - phones randomise their Wi-Fi MAC. Modern iPhones (Private Wi-Fi Address) and Android phones change their MAC periodically, and a phone can also change its MAC to get around a block. If you watch a phone by MAC it will eventually show offline even while it is connected. For any phone, enter its DEVICE NAME instead of a MAC: the driver then follows it through every MAC change, and Block always targets its current address.
Each watched client exposes Online, Name, Status (Connected / Disconnected / Blocked), Blocked, Unblocked and its resolved live MAC, plus Came Online / Went Offline events. Block and Unblock cut the client off Wi-Fi and restore it; a blocked client reads "Blocked" and shows as off the network. If a phone rotates its MAC immediately after being blocked it can briefly reappear - simply block it again to catch the new address.
Connecting is fast - a device that joins Wi-Fi shows Connected within a few seconds. Disconnecting is slow - when a device leaves on its own (walks out of range, or Wi-Fi is switched off) it can take UP TO ABOUT 5 MINUTES to show Disconnected. This is a UniFi / Wi-Fi limitation, not the driver: the UniFi controller itself waits for the access point's client inactivity timeout (a couple of minutes) before it marks the device offline, and the driver then applies its Away Timeout on top. The driver can only report what UniFi reports. For automation, trigger confidently on Connected (someone has arrived) and treat Disconnected as a slower "has left". Lowering the Away Timeout makes the "left" side a little quicker.
Validated on both controller types:
Other Cloud Key / UDM / Dream Router / self-hosted UniFi Network controllers using the same local API are expected to work (legacy uses port 8443; UniFi OS uses port 443 with the "UniFi OS Console" option).
UniFi SmartPower outlet control was verified on a USP-PDU-Pro (PDU Pro), including UniFi's native outlet power-cycle.
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