'Things Quiet Down' Question

[cmk (C. Kelly)]

I have a simple “Good Night” routine set up to trigger when “things quite down” between 11:45pm and 3:20am and change the mode to Arm (Stay). The trigger is set “when there is no motion on any” of these 3 sensors…Family Room, Living Room and Kitchen for 25 minutes. The trigger seems to fire if any one of the sensors shows no movement. What I would like to have is a check to see if there is any movement on any of the sensors and not to go to sleep mode until all three are quiet for 25 minutes. TIA

[Mike_Maxwell]

Well if you don’t mind getting a little dirty, you could use this app to combine all your sensors into one virtual zone with it’s own timeout setting.

Smart Zone motion detector (Zone Motion Manager) [Deprecated -- no longer supported]

I built this to solve a number of motion related issues. –Reduction of false motion events in exterior applications (False Motion Reduction) –Represent a group of detectors with a single virtual detector (Motion Aggregation) –Enable a Motion Aggregation zone from various devices, switches, contacts ect (Triggered Activation) This is a parent/child application (like Smart Lighting) where the motion zones are created and edited from the parent application. When a new virtual zone is created, a virtual motion sensor is created for that zone. This virtual motion detector represents the states of the physical motion detectors that you configured for that zone. You can then use that virtual zone device in any applications that accept motion devices. [image] [image] [image] Three co…