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I can't find the stateid that reports the On/Off state of the Aeon Labs DSB29 door sensor. I have looked through all their documentation and tried many guesses.
It is not in the properties of the device nore can I find a way for indigo to force it to report.

Does anyone know what it may be?

CraftGeek wrote:

I can't find the stateid that reports the On/Off state of the Aeon Labs DSB29 door sensor. I have looked through all their documentation and tried many guesses.
It is not in the properties of the device nore can I find a way for indigo to force it to report.

Does anyone know what it may be?

Why ask this in a Better Email thread? Wouldn't the Z-Wave forum be better?

I suspect it's just "onState" per: http://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id= ... ce_class&s[]=onstate#class_properties2

FlyingDiver wrote:

Why ask this in a Better Email thread? Wouldn't the Z-Wave forum be better?

I sus[ect it's just "onState" per: http://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id= ... ce_class&s[]=onstate#class_properties2

I asked here first because, from what I can tell, the term stateID is used mostly by this plug-in. I was hoping that someone else that relies on it and has the same brand of sensors as I may have found the information already.

onState didn't work so I'll try the Z-Wave forum.

Hi Sean,

I moved the posts over to the Python Scripting sub-forum.

The device state name should be "onOffState", so it would be accessible via:

dev.states["onOffState"]

but that particular state on sensor device is more easily accessible via the slightly differently named property:

dev.onState

I think his issue is trying to use it in a substitution field, since that's the only way this could be applicable to BetterEmail.

So what's the correct value for XYZ in an %%d:1234:XYZ%% pattern?

%%d:1234:onOffState%% ?