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boneIO Black

boneIO Black — from the electrical cabinet to a working home in a few steps, without programming.

Welcome to the boneIO Black documentation

boneIO Black is a DIN-rail controller that works as soon as it is powered — out of the box its inputs drive its outputs (for example IN01 → OUT01), even without a network. Everything else you set up in a web browser: no programming and no editing files.

Moving to version 1.6? Start with What's new in 1.6 — what changes for you, and what to do before and after the update.

From the box to a working controller

  1. Mount and power it. DIN rail, 24 V DC — preferably from a UPS or buffered power supply. Hardware installation: 32x10A · Cover · Cover Mix.
  2. Connect it to the network and open the panel. An Ethernet cable, then https://<controller IP>:8443 in a browser — Connect to your boneIO.
  3. Go through the short wizard. An administrator account and a few questions about the controller — First-time setup.
  4. Name your inputs and outputs, assign rooms. In the panel's forms — Naming inputs, Areas.
  5. Connect Home Assistant. The controller announces its entities over MQTT — they appear in Home Assistant with no manual setup, grouped by room — Home Assistant connection.

From there you can add actions to buttons, covers, schedules and everything described in boneIO Black App.

The panel on a phone: outputs grouped by room, bottom navigation bar

Choose your controller

Inputs and buses are the same on every boneIO Black controller; the outputs and how they are wired differ.

Have a boneIO Black 24x16A? It is discontinued; its guide stays available.

What the app can do

The boneIO app is the same on every boneIO Black controller — only the factory configuration differs.

Version 1.6 is our work of adapting boneIO Black towards the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) — details in the release notes.