Tim Wilson

Here’s an example of an integration I’ve been trying to wrap my head around. I’m new to the ISY community, though I’m experienced with technology generally. I can do some programming, but REST and other methods of doing HTML-based web hooks are relatively new to me. The goal: I’d like to log each time my front door Schlage BE469 deadbolt is locked or unlocked with the keypad. The data would be recorded in an Airtable database. Other background I have an email notification working that’s tied to the Schlage lock. I get an email every time the deadbolt is locked or unlocked with the keypad. The email includes the user number associated with the keycode that was used as well as the timestamp. I plan to use IFTTT to receive a web request from my ISY to trigger a new record in my Airtable database. If you haven’t seen Airtable before, I recommend you check it out. I like to describe it as the online database that Google should have built and included in their G Suite. Airtable has the ability to respond to IFTTT triggers. Key questions How do I generate a call to the IFTTT Maker channel that includes the user number from my Schlage lock and the timestamp of the lock/unlock event? I think I might need to create an integer variable to hold the user number associated with the keycode that was used to lock or unlock the deadbolt. How do I set that variable from within the program that responds to the lock or unlock event? (I tried some things from within my email notification program without success.) Will I need separate network calls for lock and unlock events? I think so, but I’m not sure. Any suggestions? Bonus points for working code!

If there's a browser on there, then I'm sure you could. I didn't see anything in their video that showed a plain web browser. You'd need some kind of on-screen keyboard, I suppose, and I didn't see that either. I'm sure more info will be coming out soon.

I think you're reading the output wrong. It's "Bad : 0 B".

Quick followup: Gmail worked too once I created an app-specific password and entered that in the password field of the ISY's SMTP settings. Not surprisingly, by the way, Gmail was quite a bit faster than Comcast.

OK, here's the update. I carefully entered the SMTP settings for Gmail and Fastmail, two email providers where I have accounts. Neither of them worked, and I began to suspect it had to do with the two-factor authentication I have set up for both. For example, I created an app-specific password for Fastmail and still wasn't able to get anything through. In desperation, I tried setting up SMTP for Comcast which is my ISP. I never use their email service, and there's no two-factor in place so a regular username/password is all I need for the ISY's notification configuration. Bottom line: Comcast worked straightaway. That supports my original theory that the two-factor authentication was the complicating factor. I'm going to go back to work on the Gmail config and try again to see if I can get it working. I'll let everyone know what I find out.

Thanks for the suggestion. That's not the case here. Both fields contain text. Any other ideas?

Hey everyone, I'm trying to get notifications working, and I'm not having any luck so far. I've entered the SMTP setting for Fastmail, one of my email providers. I set the timeout to 10,000 ms and have tried the "Test" button on the console interface. It spins for a while and then nothing happens. Is there supposed to be some kind of confirmation that the test worked or failed? I set up an SMS notification using my mobile providers email to SMS gateway system. I configured a standard email notification. Nothing goes through. No error message, just no messages! Any tips? -Tim