7 Jan 2014 05:32:53
Z-Wave received "Landing - Luminance" sensor update to 9 lux
Z-Wave received "Landing - Humidity" sensor update to 69%
Z-Wave received "Landing - Humidity" sensor update to 69%
Z-Wave received "Landing - Humidity" sensor update to 69%
Z-Wave received "Landing - Temperature" sensor update to 15.5 °C
7 Jan 2014 05:33:09
Z-Wave received "Landing - PIR" status update is on
7 Jan 2014 10:08:59
Z-Wave received "Landing - Luminance" sensor update to 94 lux
Z-Wave received "Landing - Luminance" sensor update to 94 lux
Z-Wave received "Landing - Humidity" sensor update to 68%
Z-Wave received "Landing - Temperature" sensor update to 15.4 °C
7 Jan 2014 10:09:16
Z-Wave received "Landing - PIR" status update is on
evansgo wrote:Has anyone else had triggering problems with these?
Indy_Larry wrote:I'm trying to setup my MultiSensor to send me emails while I'm at work Mon - Fri from 730am until 330pm if motion is detected
jay (support) wrote:
You don't want to use a schedule - rather, use a trigger of "Device State Changed" type that looks at the On State (becomes on) for the motion sensor. Then you only need the time range condition.
[EDIT] - sorry, I missed the Monday-Friday requirement. To get that, you can either use a script or you can create two schedules: one that runs at midnight on M-F and sets a variable to "true" and another that runs on S-S at midnight that sets the variable to "false". Then add another condition to check to see if the variable is true.
gskarp wrote:I thought I saw something that said this can be hard wired. Is that true?
Benglish wrote:I noted that the only defined variable, for any of the sensors, that is available in the trigger menu, is isDaylight. I have used the trigger functions to set the isDaylight variable to the output form the desired sensor (temp or humidity) .
Benglish wrote:The isDaylight variable accepts sensor reading data
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