Custom Cards Not working on Beta Version

[ddjj767]

The documentation regarding this sip-hass-card is all over the place.

V3.0.0 has a "working" custom card using: "type: custom:sipjs-card"
But this fails to connect using WSS: connections.

I installed V4.1.5 and the custom card is gone. From what I can see, there are no custom cards, which would mean the V4.1.5 doesn't work at all?

Also,
I've followed this guide "https://tech7fox.github.io/sip-hass-docs/docs/tutorial/card" and it mentions these;
custom:sip-contacts-card
custom:sip-call-card

Again they don't seem to exisit anywhere hence my confusion with these guides.

The website mention 1 thing and the page via HACS mentions using this: type: custom:sipjs-card.

Which one am I using? Nothing seems to work. I appreciate this might be user error on my behalf.

The main issue i'm now getting after countless hours of talking to Gemini is that the WSS traffic is not being passed on via the card (using V3.0.0)
"Oct 17 14:12:50] NOTICE[1885]: res_pjsip/pjsip_distributor.c:688 log_failed_request: Request 'REGISTER' from 'sip:undefined@sub.domain.co.uk' failed for '172.30.32.2:51944' (callid: 7q9tjf80katsnuj7i4b8iq) - No matching endpoint found.

Or is this something to do with my login user information not being passed down to the card to send my extension number through?

[Lucaspog]

Version 4.1.5 when it doesn't connect correctly via WSS, the card doesn't display in the menu

I also tried connecting v4.1.5 with Asterisk installed in a container. But it didn't work. The server had the correct SSL and port, and it responded via WSS, but the SIP-Card wouldn't connect.

I migrated my Home Assistant Container to Home Assistant OS with Supervisor on the VM.

I installed the Asterisk add-on, and the SIP-Card connected without a problem.

Connection success depends on enabling the option in the Asterisk configuration:

"Register Ingress Entry"
Whether to register the ingress entry for the add-on as a Home Assistant entity or not. This is useful for the SIP card to avoid having to manually expose Asterisk's WebSockets interface.

[ddjj767]

What is the custom card called in 4.1.5? Again the documentation for this doesn't explain, and since it changes from v.3.0.0 my cards just die. It appears that 4.1.5 is either A completely broken or B refuses to work on My HomeAssistant.

"https://tech7fox.github.io/sip-hass-docs/docs/tutorial/card"
Custom card "custom:sip-contacts-card doesn't exist.
Custom card "custom:sip-call-card" doesn't exist

[dareios1995]

I'm having similar problems with version v4.1.5. None of the cards are working.
At least the type: custom:sipjs-card works in version 3.0.

I am using HomeassistantOS 2025.10.4 and Asterisk as Homeassistant Addon.
My config:

type: custom:sipjs-card
server: localhost
port: ‘8089’
video: true
button_size: ‘62’
extensions:
  - person: person.darius
    name: Test person
    extension: ‘100’
    secret: ***
    icon: mdi:person
    entity: binary_sensor.myphone
    camera: ‘’
  - person: person.helena
    name: Helena
    extension: ‘104’
    secret: ***
    icon: mdi:monitor
state_colour: false

The following error message is displayed in the developer tools:

sip-core.ts:323 
 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Failed to fetch sip-config.json: Not Found
    at l.fetchConfig (sip-core.ts:323:15)
    at new l (sip-core.ts:108:28)
    at sip-core.ts:604:17
    at o.a (async module:49:2)
    at o (bootstrap:19:22)
    at o.a (async module:49:2)
    at o (bootstrap:19:22)

Has the storage location of sip-config.json changed compared to v3.0.0? If so, where can I find the current documentation for v4.1.5?

If I can help with logs, I'd be happy to do so.
Many thanks

[ddjj767]

I'm having similar problems with version v4.1.5. None of the cards are working. At least the type: custom:sipjs-card works in version 3.0.

I am using HomeassistantOS 2025.10.4 and Asterisk as Homeassistant Addon. My config:

type: custom:sipjs-card
server: localhost
port: ‘8089’
video: true
button_size: ‘62’
extensions:
  - person: person.darius
    name: Test person
    extension: ‘100’
    secret: ***
    icon: mdi:person
    entity: binary_sensor.myphone
    camera: ‘’
  - person: person.helena
    name: Helena
    extension: ‘104’
    secret: ***
    icon: mdi:monitor
state_colour: false

The following error message is displayed in the developer tools:

sip-core.ts:323 
 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Failed to fetch sip-config.json: Not Found
    at l.fetchConfig (sip-core.ts:323:15)
    at new l (sip-core.ts:108:28)
    at sip-core.ts:604:17
    at o.a (async module:49:2)
    at o (bootstrap:19:22)
    at o.a (async module:49:2)
    at o (bootstrap:19:22)

Has the storage location of sip-config.json changed compared to v3.0.0? If so, where can I find the current documentation for v4.1.5?

If I can help with logs, I'd be happy to do so. Many thanks

I think the sip-config.json file still needs to live here.

"\192.168.100.202\config\www\sip-config.json" Replace the IP of your HomeAssistant server. I'm using Samba to access this file path.

[Lucaspog]

This is what my sip-config v4.1.5 looks like from /config/www/sip-config.json.
Edit Extensions, Buttons, and camera_entity to your own and see if it works.

{
    "ice_config": {
        "iceGatheringTimeout": 1000,
        "iceCandidatePoolSize": 0,
        "iceTransportPolicy": "all",
        "iceServers": [
            {
                "urls": ["stun:stun.l.google.com:19302"]
            }
        ],
        "rtcpMuxPolicy": "require"
    },
    "outgoingRingtoneUrl": "/local/ring-tones/turklingel.mp3",
    "incomingRingtoneUrl": "/local/ring-tones/ring-tone.mp3",
    "backup_user": {
        "ha_username": "9901",
        "extension": "9901",
        "password": "9901"
    },
    "users": [
        {
            "ha_username": "Lucas",
            "extension": "9901",
            "password": "9901"
        },
        {
            "ha_username": "alice",
            "extension": "102",
            "password": "w8woord"
        }
    ],
    "sip_video": false,
    "auto_answer": false,
    "popup_config": {
        "auto_open": true,
        "large": false,
        "buttons": [
            {
                "label": "Open Gate",
                "icon": "mdi:key",
                "type": "service_call",
                "data": {
                    "domain": "script",
                    "service": "otworz_furtke",
                    "entity_id": "script.otworz_furtke"
                }
            },
            {
                "label": "Open Door",
                "icon": "mdi:alert-outline",
                "type": "dtmf",
                "data": "#123#"
            }
        ],
        "extensions": {
            "9901": {
                "name": "Lucas"
            },
            "8001": {
                "name": "Domofon",
                "camera_entity": "camera.domofon_main"
            }
        }
    }
}