Substitute Variables with Total Connect node server

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Just wanted to share this in case others are looking for similar information.

I wanted to email to myself a daily status reports of the nodes on my honeywell Pro alarm.  The node server works great and wanted the zone status information for email purposes.

I was able to get the values from each device using the variable such that 1 = OK and 3 = faulted.

Here is the result:

SECURITY STATUS: (1=Closed 3 = OPEN)
Kensington - Front  Door 1

Kensington - Rear  Door 1
Kensington - Front  Motion Se 1
Kensington - Basement  Motion 1
Kensington - Garage  Door 1
Kensington - Master Bedroom R 1
Kensington - Master Bedroom M 3
Kensington - Master Bedroom L 1

Here are the variables:

SECURITY STATUS: (1=Closed 3 = OPEN)
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_1.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_1.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_2.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_2.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_3.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_3.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_4.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_4.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_5.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_5.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_6.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_6.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z XXXXXX_7.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXX_7.GV0}
${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_8.NAME} ${sys.node.n007_z_XXXXXX_8.GV0}

 

(Change the XXXXX as appropriate)

There may be other ways of doing this but this worked for me.