Originally posted by Nyle
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Great work getting this up and running, it’s been on my homeseer wish list for a long, long time to have it play nice with ring.
Just setup the PI today, and hit a bit of an issue. I have two locations in my ring account - my home and my parents house. I have a ring alarm in both properties. I can only see one of these in the PI. Is this something you’d expect to happen? Other devices are fine - i see devices for cameras in both locations for example.
The alarm base station in the second property is currently in ‘mobile backup’ mode, as it’s fallen off the WiFi. Not sure whether that’s contributed to the problem?
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How can I add my base station back? I accidentaly deleted it in a bulk edit and can't recreate it.
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Originally posted by windracer View PostIs checking the "Siren State" feature of the Base Station device the only way to detect an alarm event with this plug-in? In Node-RED, the alarm status message contains a state of "burglar-alarm" that I use to trigger alarm-related events (like turning on lights) and set other information (like which sensor was faulted).
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Originally posted by windracer View Post(my wife was also frustrated when I was testing the Node-RED flows and I kept purposely setting the siren off)
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Hahaha, I get it. The primary reason I went with Node-RED to trigger HS events based on alarm events is because the Alexa skill for Ring also doesn't have an "alarming" state so you can't trigger Alexa routines when the alarm goes off. But with Node-RED I can capture that "burglar-alarm" state from the message payload and then turn on all the lights, flash red LEDs, etc.
Good work so far! I like what I see!
(my wife was also frustrated when I was testing the Node-RED flows and I kept purposely setting the siren off)
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Originally posted by windracer View PostIs checking the "Siren State" feature of the Base Station device the only way to detect an alarm event with this plug-in? In Node-RED, the alarm status message contains a state of "burglar-alarm" that I use to trigger alarm-related events (like turning on lights) and set other information (like which sensor was faulted).
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Is checking the "Siren State" feature of the Base Station device the only way to detect an alarm event with this plug-in? In Node-RED, the alarm status message contains a state of "burglar-alarm" that I use to trigger alarm-related events (like turning on lights) and set other information (like which sensor was faulted).
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Originally posted by windracer View PostOk, I've installed it and now I've got 31 new Ring devices (all alarm-related) in HS4. Pretty cool ... need to start cleaning up/organizing and then do some testing but I can see this completely replacing my Node-RED setup. 👍
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Originally posted by dcorsus View PostIt cannot mess up your system as it creates its own devices and act like a Ring controller app
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So I've been using Node-RED to get my Ring Alarm system device status in HS4 for a while. It works pretty well although I did have to manually create a lot of virtual devices (mainly the alarm, doors, and motion sensors ... I didn't bother with all the contact sensors on windows).
Just curious about this PI. I'd like to try it out but don't want to mess up my existing setup. Think it's "safe" to try?
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