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Rule exit delay time
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I`m looking for a way to program a rule witch works after the exit delay time of my security partition.
I want to send a http request to my Sonos if the security partition is armed and the door will be opened , 90 sec after i armed the system.
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Maybe you could save the time when security is armed to a variable (is this even possible) and have a different rule triggered by door opens to check if the variable is less than 90 secs old.
Maybe you could save the time when security is armed to a variable (is this even possible) and have a different rule triggered by door opens to check if the variable is less than 90 secs old.
Thank you Marius for this idea.
Now it works.
The way:
Rule 1
If Alarm armed
wait 90 sek
Set Variable Armed90Sek =1
Rule 2
If Alarm armed AND Door open AND Variable Armed90Sek = 1
HTTP Request to Sonos (Disarm the Alarm)
Set Variable Armed90Sek =0
Thank you Marius for this idea.
Now it works.
The way:
Rule 1
If Alarm armed
wait 90 sek
Set Variable Armed90Sek =1
Rule 2
If Alarm armed AND Door open AND Variable Armed90Sek = 1
HTTP Request to Sonos (Disarm the Alarm)
Set Variable Armed90Sek =0
I think you first issue could have been solved using the advanced blok 'refresh all' before testing door status, because no matter how long you wait in a rule, retrieving sensor status will always get the status back when the rule was triggered, not when you check the status.
I think you first issue could have been solved using the advanced blok 'refresh all' before testing door status, because no matter how long you wait in a rule, retrieving sensor status will always get the status back when the rule was triggered, not when you check the status.
I am not so sure. If refresh_all is called after 90 seconds, it would (probably?) only get the status Door_open in that instant? So the door would have to be in open state exactly after 90 seconds in order to validate the if clause to be true?
I am not so sure. If refresh_all is called after 90 seconds, it would (probably?) only get the status Door_open in that instant? So the door would have to be in open state exactly after 90 seconds in order to validate the if clause to be true?
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