Well, I thought I had this all figured out but, nope.
I created a handler named "Work". The in the Before/After Commands field I entered "HS[ControlDevice~Colin Work~On]". I set the number of minutes before to 840.
My thinking was that if there is a calendar event with "Work" in the title it would turn the Colin Work device on 14 hours before the entry begins. That's not what's happening. It turns the device on ALL THE TIME. Presumably every time the calendar is checked. This isn't much fun since it's waking me up at 4 AM on weekends. My plan is to have HS remind me to go to bed if I'm still up at a certain time and to wake me up the following morning. It isn't reminding me to go to bed but it is waking me up; just it's waking me up on days when there is no Work calendar entry.
Also:
What does number of minutes after mean?
What does use end time mean?
What are the after commands?
Thanks everyone.
I created a handler named "Work". The in the Before/After Commands field I entered "HS[ControlDevice~Colin Work~On]". I set the number of minutes before to 840.
My thinking was that if there is a calendar event with "Work" in the title it would turn the Colin Work device on 14 hours before the entry begins. That's not what's happening. It turns the device on ALL THE TIME. Presumably every time the calendar is checked. This isn't much fun since it's waking me up at 4 AM on weekends. My plan is to have HS remind me to go to bed if I'm still up at a certain time and to wake me up the following morning. It isn't reminding me to go to bed but it is waking me up; just it's waking me up on days when there is no Work calendar entry.
Also:
What does number of minutes after mean?
What does use end time mean?
What are the after commands?
Thanks everyone.
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