someguy Posted Saturday at 09:55 PM Posted Saturday at 09:55 PM I'm trying to create a custom email notification for when I am on vacation that tells me what is going on at my house. here is what I have so far and I think the first line will work fine, but the rest needs work: Quote Vacation Daily Alert for ${sys.date}, ${sys.time}. On Vacation? ${sys.program.#.status} Thermostats: ${sys.node.#.addr} Garage doors? ${sys.node.#.addr}, ${sys.node.#.addr} Outdoor Temp: ${sys.node.#.addr} the problem is, I'm not sure what parts of these "variables" need to be changed and if so, to what. I guess I need a kindergartner level of explanation. for the "On Vacation", I have a program called "on vacation?" and I'd like to know if that is true or false. I presume I need to swap out the pound sign to something but I don't know what to swap it to. for the others, they're all nodes, some are insteon devices, specifically. Quote
Techman Posted Saturday at 11:18 PM Posted Saturday at 11:18 PM Her's the list of all the variables and their descriptions ISY-994i Series:EMail and Networking Substitution Variables - Universal Devices, Inc. Wiki Quote
Andy P Posted Sunday at 10:36 AM Posted Sunday at 10:36 AM When referring to a node, the # becomes the node identifier. Besides the insteon address, you can also use polyglot created devices like this Rain Tomorrow ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV18} ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV13} Accumulation ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV8} When you use a program to trigger a notification, the # automatically gets replaced by the ID of the program that called it. ${sys.program.#.address} ${sys.program.#.name} ${sys.program.#.status} ${sys.date} ${sys.time} program[97] Garage Closed True 2025/03/30 06:10:00 AM Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.