I’m an IFTTT user for a lot of things (everything from ST and Dash to Android and iOS)
I’d be available for testing.
Big IFTTT user here.
I’m more than happy to help test it as well.
any one saw the issue like me? where the Alarm Or Siren only playing for 3 to 4 sec
Any chance that this will be ported to work on the Fire OS? If not ported, a way to get these on the fire ( I already installed google play).
Ive got several “new Fire” tablets ($49 ones) throughout my house as dashboards and this would be fantastic to have these notify me if/when something happens!
You can package it from a device running Android and then move it over.
I have a Kindle Fire HD10 that is running this. I packaged it from my phone and sent it over via Box since that was available on the Amazon AppStore already
It installed fine from Google Play, but Im not home to test its functionality or complete the config.
Im sure Ill be back on this thread tonight to see if I missed anything.
So upon following the installation instructions, I now have 2 SHM dashboard entries. Both are the same thing. When I delete the SHM and only set it up thru the device type for LANnouncer, it sets up 2 SHM dashboards.
Is this common?
Next, I am unable to get the siren or alarm to last for more than a couple seconds, no matter how long I set the siren for. Nor did my lights turn on
What is “package it”? You can download the apk directly from my website; don’t need to get it from Play.
I guess that’s true.
I had it installed on my phone and didn’t remember where I had the APK, so I just used the ARChon Packager I had to put it back into an APK and send it over via Box.
@diehllane @celblazer @fightingmajor I am cleaning up some basic instructions and hope to PM you a test drop in the next 36 hours. Thanks
I was going to try this yesterday and found out that all of my old smartphones are Kitkat based! Grrrr
Just in case y’all missed it, the IFTTT-enabled LANnouncer was announced (LANnounced?) in this thread.
Cool, and just a followup to my last comment… I managed to dig out my rusty flashing skills and upgraded 2 S4s lolllipop!
Congrats! My S4 is an Audi. 
Is it the 3.0T that’s supercharged? That one always kills me. 
That’s the one. That “T” is odd to me too. My first S4 was a twin-turbo… and didn’t have any engine badge on the outside.
I like yours better
I’ve written a server for OS X that speaks text messages. I was going to start on the SmartThins components when I read about your modules. Rather than reinvent the wheel, would it be possible to find out what commands you are sending and, more importantly, what responses have to be sent back to ST. I was able to process the messages from VLC Thing and I’m pretty sure I can handle your requests. It’s the responses for which I wouldn’t have a clue without digging through your ST code. My next trick is to figure out how to get a Mac Mini to text me.
Hey Curt.
If you’ve read my LANDroid Alerter.groovy file (which you can feel free to copy from), you’ll see that all I’m really doing is REST calls to the Android device. All the magic happens in the hubAction calls, which are just a GET. Everything else is just the assembling of the commands.
ST doesn’t require any incoming messages, which is fortunate because it’s not very reliable at accepting them.