Closed gavinpquinn-home closed 6 months ago
Does the system eventually arm itself?
When I set to alarm - home and waited a bit longer, this is what I noticed:- the alarm does set within 1 second- 2 seconds later it goes back to unarmed.- 3 seconds later it goes back to armed- waited 3 minutes and still armedSo yes, I guess it does then remain on.Continuing:- status in home app switches back and forth between armed and unarmed in later minutes but alarm does not change. - when I catch the app at armed - home, if I switch to “off” it does turn the alarm off. - it stayed off now.On Dec 22, 2023, at 17:08, Jacky Liang @.***> wrote: Does the system eventually arm itself?
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And are you setting from a Disarmed state? FYI, clear alarm is not disarmed state.
Yes, moving from “Off” to “Home”On Dec 23, 2023, at 10:14, Jacky Liang @.***> wrote: And are you setting from a Disarmed state? FYI, clear alarm is not disarmed state.
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Got it, will give it a test after updating the statuses and see what's going on.
v3.0.0-beta.13
should be up soon. Seeing if this fixes that issue. You may get more errors unrelated to this issue, I have added a lot more of those to see what causes the sensors to not work.
The latest update should fix it. I have seen the flicker happen a few times on my side.
Related to #124
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Describe the bug:
When I use Home App to enable alarm "Activated - Home", it turns on the alarm, but then it turns back off after 5-10 seconds.
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Expected behavior:
I would expect alarm should set to Active - Home, then stay on.
The Apple device you are using:
This was from Sonoma 14.2 on Mac
Homebridge information:
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[12/20/2023, 4:12:57 PM] [ADT Pulse] running on linux (arm) // homebridge-adt-pulse vunknown // homebridge v1.7.0 // node v18.18.2 // openssl v3.0.10+quic [12/20/2023, 4:12:57 PM] [ADT Pulse] The API gathers anonymous analytics to detect potential bugs or issues. All personally identifiable information redacted. You will see exactly what will be sent out. Setup Payload: X-HM://xxxx Enter this code with your HomeKit app on your iOS device to pair with Homebridge:
[12/20/2023, 4:12:57 PM] Homebridge v1.7.0 (HAP v0.11.1) (Homebridge B227) is running on port 51936.
Logs related to this bug:
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