LordNex
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2 years ago Let me save you some work and trouble. Take a look at the Alarmo integration and install it, then just make a Binary Sensor tied into Home Alarm, and set Alarmo to trigger it when it triggered. Then you can just manage everything through the Alarmo control panel but still have the functionality of the AppDaemon script.
On Jan 8, 2022, at 2:11 PM, fabiobrolo @.***> wrote:
Feature Request Is your feature request related to a problem?
No
Describe the solution / feature you'd like
While I was testing the home-alarm it was confuse to capture the current state of the program. So, should be nice to have a sensor that displays the current state of the home-alarm, with the following values:
- Disarmed (safe_mode state: off)
- Being Armed (safe_mode_active state: false)
- Armed (safe_mode_active state: true)
- Triggered (The alarm has been triggered)
- Not Running (if the program is not running or if an error is preventing something to run)
Also this sensor confirms if the system is currently armed without any bug or stopped process, being "secure" to leave the house.
Should be nice to have another sensor that displays the device name that triggered the alarm.
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Feature Request
Is your feature request related to a problem?
No
Describe the solution / feature you'd like
While I was testing the home-alarm it was confuse to capture the current state of the program. So, should be nice to have a sensor that displays the current state of the home-alarm, with the following values:
Also this sensor confirms if the system is currently armed without any bug or stopped process, being "secure" to leave the house.
Should be nice to have another sensor that displays the device name that triggered the alarm.