Let me start out by saying, I’m no novice. I wrote LANnoucer, fer cryin’ out loud!
But I cannot figure out how to get a routine to fire on a schedule. I set “Good Morning” to fire daily at 6am, to turn on some lights. It never does. No mode restrictions, nothing else, it just doesn’t fire. Nothing in the “Recent Activity” either.
What am I missing? This seems like it really should be trivial.
I think what you are missing is that schedules aren’t working (for the most part) with ST. Some folks have had luck using unusual times such as 5:57 instead of 6:00. You may want to give that a try.
Yep, routine to arm and disarm daily has failed ever since the 'droid app update. Was working fine before the last update, but now it works one and not the next day. Heck even TTS is not working too.
Not for me! Two different locations and both have at least 1 item that fails to run every day. I’ve changed the time to start at weird times and it still doesn’t always work. I’d say about 50% of the time at either location.
ST continues to have issues on their end with routines and certain based triggers. Below is an email from support on my issue with them:
Hi Dan,
Ok, I understand. So the issues we’re having platform side affect scheduling for time based triggers, as well as sunrise/sunset (which is effectively a time based event).
I have sent the refresh command from my end, and this should get it working again. It’s possible that it might fail again, as this is a problem on our end that we’re working on. You can perform the update from your end, and it should do the same thing, but it’s possible I may need to do it again for you if it continues. My apologies for the trouble.
Everything was working great for the last week and last night certain areas didn’t fire up and I came home to a dark house. They MUST fix these simple issues…no way to trust the system with more complex systems like locks, etc.without this working without a hitch. With that said, I also run LIFX led bulbs and their routines fire right on time EVERY time. Not once has it not worked. Kudos.