This is cool!
I just got my Concord 4 tied back in for sound through my alarm speaker... and thought of setting up stuff like this.
I'm up at 5am and while I have events setup for outside lights..
I thought of doing other things.
I guess I am curious what the benefit of this would be vs a standard event for say..
@5am, Dim hallway, kitchen lights @25%
@5:15am, speak - Jeff should of left for work (may bother wife hah)
but another for wife/kids.. knowing what time they need to be out..and up
I was just going to do events but curios if my use would be better with this script setup?
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Is it possible to use this script on HS3 (Since the device id`s are changed)
Code:Error 3 Running script C:\Program Files\HomeSeer HS3\scripts\wake_up_alarmclock.vb :Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.->Does entry point Main exist in script? at System.RuntimeMethodHandle.InvokeMethod(Object target, Object[] arguments, Signature sig, Boolean constructor) at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.UnsafeInvokeInternal(Object obj, Object[] parameters, Object[] arguments) at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.Invoke(Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture) at A.c17b105f989efe61e5979e67bec1ef734.cffd66cb0782c50126727e3fa75582d7a()
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In my setup, the alarm clock project is still "in project" because of the lousy HSTouch, an particularly the drop list problem for Android.
Snoozing should not be a problem by scripting using delayed event, but since my wakeup routine is somehow complicate, I am not sure wether I should delay everything or part of it ( shut of the radio for XX minutes, but having breakfast at the normal schedule for ex.)
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but would involve more teh set and change. . .
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Originally posted by Pierre View PostCongratulations for this work.
I have something equivalent running, having two devices for each alarmclock (one for Hour, one for minute).
I just wanted to share some icons.
I can see how doing two devices would allow easier setup (only have to setup minutes range in one and hours range in the other), but would involve more to set and change. . .Last edited by TechFan; February 19, 2017, 03:53 AM.
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Originally posted by S-F View PostCan we get this for HS3?
HS3Touch is broken on both of my iOS devices, but it seems to work on a test android tablet. I do like that I don't have to build a custom screen like it appears is required for the other alarm clock setup I ran into.
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Originally posted by tome10 View PostCan someone with coding experience have a look at this?
https://forums.homeseer.com/showthre...textbox+script
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Can someone with coding experience have a look at this?
https://forums.homeseer.com/showthre...textbox+script
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Originally posted by S-F View PostCan we get this for HS3?
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Code:IRef = hs.GetEventEx(WakeUpEvent) IRef.ev_time = FinalWakeUpTime
Code:IRef = hs.GetEventRefByName(WakeUpEvent) hs.EventSetTimeTrigger(IRef,CDate("1/1/0001 " & FinalWakeUpTime)) hs.SaveEventsDevices()
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I hadn't looked the script yet. . .did realize it was HS2. It looks like there are a few options options. I'll have to check them out in detail. I was hoping for something that didn't require me to build a custom interface for HSTouch. (IE, something I can set the alarm value from my Pebble with PebSeer.
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Hm. Interesting that no one else has posted that they have used your script. I was hoping to implement something like this (to turn the lights on gradually), but I was hoping not to need to manually create all the times. . .so I was trying a text box. . .but that hasn't been very user friendly. Still using this solution?
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