edge-plan
(Andy Partridge)
July 5, 2018, 3:59pm
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Is it possible to alerting when a sensor becomes unavailable in the software?
The system doesn’t tell me and therefore I cant trust the system.
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plboucher
(Pier-Luc Boucher)
July 5, 2018, 4:02pm
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+1 for that
I would like to know when my camera get’s offline, since it’s part of my security system!
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Device health is turned on by default and will provide a visual alert on your device list. Simple Device Viewer and linked above is good if you want a push notificaiton
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I use this one for all my devices:
2017-06-08 - Update: Added support for new Ask Alexa features: Message Queue, message expiration, and message overwriting.
2017-03-11 - Update: Added the ability to be notified if your Hub goes offline / online.
2017-03-08 - Update: Added support for SmartThings “Health Check” capability. If the device supports it, Device Monitor will look at the online/offline status of the device. This can be more accurate than looking at events sent by the device.
2016-09-06 - Update: Added support for Ask Alexa .
2016-08-22 - Update: I have made a few changes. I am using a more accurate event detection, battery levels can be checked, and you can be notified when devices come back online. Check post 63 for more info.
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This app checks the selected devices to determine if they are communicatin…
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edge-plan
(Andy Partridge)
July 6, 2018, 8:28am
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Thanks for the information…
I have pasted both codes into the developer’s site and published but I am not seeing them on my Mobile App.
Used this as a guide
http://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=Using_Custom_Code#How_To_Publish_Custom_SmartApps_and_Device_Types_to_Yourself_So_You_Can_Use_Them
You probably weren’t on the right shard when you logged into the IDE>
Try this link:
https://account.smartthings.com/login