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ISY Control Survey  

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  1. 1. What is your primary method for controlling the devices (e.g. lights, thermostats, door locks, etc.) attached to your ISY?

    • Mobile App (MobiLinc, HomeTap, Agave, etc.)
      4
    • Voice Control (Alexa, Google, etc.)
      8
    • Native web interface provided by Universal Devices
      1
  2. 2. On average, how many times per day do you interact (e.g. turn off/on light, unlock door, etc.) with your ISY-enabled devices via a smart app, voice control, other?

    • 1-5
      6
    • 6-10
      2
    • 11-15
      1
    • 15+
      4
  3. 3. Would you like to be able to interact/control your ISY-enabled devices via text/SMS messaging (e.g. turn off master lights, lock front door, set temperature to 68 degrees, etc.)?

    • Yes and I would be willing to pay $5/month for it
      2
    • Yes and I would be willing to pay $3/month for it
      1
    • Yes and I would be willing to pay $1/month for it
      2
    • Yes but only if it were free
      2
    • No
      6


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52 minutes ago, lilyoyo1 said:

You didn't have none as an option so that would be it for me. I may use voice once or twice a week if that

We use voice control several times every day, mostly to open curtains and for Good Night routine (switching off lights).

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For remote control I’ll use an app when needed. I don’t have voice control here. Would like it but don’t like the hot mic in my house...

Not sure if this is where you are heading but I’ve always thought it would be cool to be able to respond to a text message sent from my ISY to my phone to have the ISY do something. I think someone had a way to do this but it was a little too technical and/or convoluted for me at the time.

For example, if I get a text at 10pm saying my security system is not armed, I could reply with a number of minutes to delay any further action. If I don’t respond in say 5 minutes maybe the system would do a default action - eg arm the system if ready, make a verbal announcement at the house, etc.

I also get texts when my garage is left open. Would be nice to be able to respond to that to delay further notifications for some period that I could define in the text reply.

But if I had to send a new text to a different recipient rather than simply reply I’d probably just find another way to control the system.


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