Configuration/Email/Customization

[JSchumann]

Just installed Insteon Smoke Bridge. I have a custom message as follows:

 

${sys.node.aa bb cc.name}

 

This should send whichever of the 7 node names that is 'on' in the message

 

Node examples from main page

aa.bb.cc-Smoke

aa.bb.cc-CO

aa.bb.cc-Test and so on

 

What I get is:

 

node[aa bb cc]

and 'aa b' is blue and underlined the rest of the text is black

 

Any ideas how to fix?

[elvisimprsntr]

Just a wild guess, but have you tried replacing the spaces with %20

 

UPDATE: I tried using %20 and it did not work.

[LeeG]

Normally the node has an additional digit. From the UDI Wiki ...

 

${sys.node.11 22 AA 1.name}

[JSchumann]

LeeG I saw that in the Wiki, but the ISY only shows format aa.bb.cc in the Main tab.

[JSchumann]

Well some progress.

 

The ISY links table does show a 1 (aa.bb.cc.1), so I put it in the customization. Now the message shows the node number and the word Smoke (when I press Test).

 

I was hoping that the appropriate of the 7 names would show up

 

Test for Test

CO for CO and so on

[LeeG]

All nodes have a number associated with them, aa bb cc x, in the ISY. Devices such as SwitchLincs, LampLincs, ApplianceLincs always have a number 1 as there is only one node per device.

 

An 8 button KeypadLinc has 8 nodes numbered 1-8.

Button A is 1

Button B is 2

Button C is 3

etc

 

The full node identifier aa bb cc x is needed in the email messages.

 

The 1 is for the Primary/First node. If you want to see the value of another node for the same Insteon device use its node number.

[LeeG]

You can see what each node has been assigned by entering ....

 

http://192.168.2.3/rest/nodes/

 

 

into a browser. The username/password will be solicited.

 

12 B9 D 1

KPL Floor Dimmer 6

1.27.54.63

true

0

0

0

12 B9 D 1

E13

12 B9 D 3

KPL Floor Dimmer 6 - A

12 B9 D 1

1.27.54.63

true

0

0

0

12 B9 D 1

F01

12 B9 D 4

KPL Floor Dimmer 6 - B

12 B9 D 1

1.27.54.63

true

0

0

0

12 B9 D 1

F02

12 B9 D 5

KPL Floor Dimmer 6 - C

12 B9 D 1

1.27.54.63

true

0

0

0

12 B9 D 1

F03

[JSchumann]

LeeG, Figured it out. Did what you said and found out each of the 7 has it's own number. So when I put that number in the message, that is the one sent.

 

I wanted the message to send the notification for the node that tripped. What I had to do was change the message from:

 

${sys.node aa bb cc 1.name} to

${sys.node.#.name}

 

The # pulls in the tripped node and sends it in the message.

 

Thanks