pytmhi 1.0.0

A py package to access the T-Mobile Home Internet API

T-Mobile Home Internet API Client

A python client for the T-Mobile Home Internet API.

This package was developed for use by ha-tmobilehome, a Home Assistant integration.

Tested against a Sercomm TMO-G4SE gateway, hardware version R02 and software version 1.03.20.

Installation

pip install pytmhi

Usage

from pytmhi import TmiApiClient
client = TmiApiClient("admin",<admin-password>)
version = client.get_version()

Functions

All functions are synchronous (blocking).

Retrieve gateway device details, basic received signal values, and current time.

get_gateway_config()

Retrieve basic received signal values (same as included in above).

get_gateway_signal()

Retrieve detailed cell tower and received signal values.

get_cell()

Retrieve sim card data.

get_sim()

Retrieve wired and wireless client details.

get_clients()

Retrieve access point (wireless) settings.

get_ap_config()

Set access point (wireless) settings.

Note: Gateway will reset and may lose communications for a minute or more.

set_ap_config(new_ap_config)

Parameter	Type	Required?	Description
new_ap_config	dict	required	Contains entire contents from get_ap_config() with any changes to be made. (See example below.)

Cause immediate reboot of gateway.

reboot_gateway()

Retrieve current version of API.

get_version()

Examples

Retrieve 4G RSRQ (Reference Signal Received Quality)

rsrq__4g = client.get_gateway_signal()["signal"]["4g"]["rsrq"]

Retrieve 5G Cell Tower ECGI (Cell Global Identifier)

ecgi_5g = client.get_cell()["cell"]["5g"]["ecgi"]

Turn off 2.4GHz WiFi

Do not turn off WiFi unless you are connected to the gateway via a cable!

Note: Gateway will reset and may lose communications for a minute or more.

access_point_config = client.get_ap_config()
access_point_config["2.4ghz"]["isRadioEnabled"] = False
client.set_ap_config(access_point_config)

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Michael R. Torres (micrictor) for providing the original version of this fork. Also thanks to Zachary Wander (zacharee), author of HINTControl, which provided a much-needed API reference.