Created At
Aug 03, 2025
MyBell door station
Created By Albert W.
Nice MyBell (IP and 2-wire) 1-button door station integration for Nice Yubii and Home Center 3 series
Last Update
Dec 18, 2025
Platforms
HC 3 Lite, Z-box Hub, Yubii Home Pro, Yubii Home, Venture WISE, HC 3
Views
2229
Download
353
Type Quick App
Version 1.1.0 (2025.12.18
ENG: Nice MyBell 1-button door station integration for Nice Yubii and Home Center 3 series hubs.
PL: : Integracja stacji bramowych domofonu Nice MyBell (1-przycisk) dla central Nice Yubii oraz Home Center serii 3.
Więcej informacji w języku polskim, w tym pełny opis konfiguracji, zamieszczony został w pliku PDF dostępnym do pobrania niżej, wraz plikiem QuickApp-a
This integration is free of charge, published in form of encrypted QuickApp device.
Compatibility
- FIBARO Home Center 3
- FIBARO Home Center 3 Lite
- Nice Yubii Home (PRO) and compatible
- FIBARO/Nice firmware version: 5.150, or newer
- Nice MyBell IP 1-button door station (MBIP1BSTAT)
- Nice MyBell 2-wire 1-button door station (MB2-W1BSTAT)
Supported functions
- Control of #1 and #2 outputs, for impulse and bistable mode and for inverted state logic (for Nice MyBell 2-wire model only one output is supported)
- Input #1 and #2 sensors
- Incoming call notifications
- Camera motion detection notifications
- RFID key usage notification (per user)
- Notification for using unauthorized RFID key
- Camera image preview option in the QuickApp UI
- Detection of connection/communication failure
- Remote door station restart option
The QuickApp adds the following set of child devices to the system:
- Two binary switches to control intercom’s output A (#1) and B (#2) (for Nice MyBell 2-wire model only one output is supported)
- Binary sensor for camera motion detection
- Two binary sensors for inputs A and B (#1 and #2)
- Binary sensor for incoming call
- Set of binary sensors – one per each user with assigned RFID key (card or fob)
- Binary sensor for alarm when unauthorized RFID key is used
More information and configuration details can be found in the document available for download below.
Attached ZIP file for download
- Nice_MyBell_IP QuickApp file (fqax)
- QuickApp installation and configuration guide (PL, ENG)
Fqax file shall be imported to your Home Center / Yubii Home hub at administration panel (accessed via Web browser): menu Settings, section Devices, button Add, tab Other Device, command Upload File.
Note: At the time of QuickApp installation, the FIBARO HomeCenter or Yubii Home hub must be registered on the owner's YubiiID account and must be connected to the Internet (this is a general requirement for the installation of encrypted QuickApps).
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I am sorry, I cannot study details of such cases here. I already gave you email for contact, you can find it below. Please use it, contact us, and give us a chance to request for details etc.
Our client also keeps getting security alerts per E-mail since the quick app has been added. What could be causing that?
We've found yet another issue. We've attempted to make a scene that's activated through the binary sensor for incoming call. However, it never activates and we've ran out of ideas how to make it work. We would really appreciate your assistance here.
In version 1.0.1 (2025.10.23), a problem with handling the list of users and RFID tags has been fixed. @Krzysztof Lewońko - thank you for reporting it. Problem was releted to non-standard settings of users automatically generated by the cloud.
I have found a reproducible issue with the Nice MyBell IP QuickApp and a Nice MyBell 2-Wire Kit. The QuickApp itself works for basic integration: the door call child device reacts correctly when the physical button is pressed. However, it seems that the QuickApp overwrites the motion detection configuration on the outdoor station. In the outdoor station web UI, under Surveillance -> Motion, I set Suspicious Object Movement Detection to Video Detection, configured the detection area, enabled HTTP action, and saved the settings. When the HC3 QuickApp is disabled, this setting stays saved. After I enable the QuickApp again, the outdoor station changes Motion Detection back to Disabled after a short time. So it looks like the QuickApp provisioning/update logic is forcing motion detection to Disabled. Could you please check whether the QuickApp intentionally writes this setting? Ideally, the QuickApp should preserve the existing motion detection setting on the door station, or provide an option to enable Video Detection instead of disabling it.