Posted June 23, 20169 yr Using a Vista20p with 4232cbm and latest driver don't seems to be able to program with armed away. I want that when the alarm is armed "away" send a text message, not every time its armed while we are at home. Used to be able to do it with Vista ICM driver. Any way to do it??
June 23, 20169 yr Author Thanks, never done a variable. Could you explain how to do it. Thanks again!
June 23, 20169 yr it will be listed on the left side on the conditionals tab. depending the driver it may be in a few different locations.
June 23, 20169 yr no need to do a variable - it already sets a variable. are you using the newest driver?
June 24, 20169 yr its not a variable you need to create it will be a variable within the driver itself.
June 24, 20169 yr Here are 2 screenshots of what I think you want to do https://www.dropbox.com/s/nkx0vey94iowjy1/Screenshot%202016-06-24%2013.09.14.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/m7q0qxbajs01vv4/Screenshot%202016-06-24%2013.09.35.png?dl=0
July 28, 20168 yr Author Its working when the alarm is triggered, but away is no sending the messages. I have: ?If Rack Room->Partition 1->PARTITION_STATE EQUAL TO AWAY The sample from above is : ?If Rack Room->Partition 1->ARMED_TYPE_EQUAL TO AWAY Where do I find the "ARMED_TYPE_EQUAL" device action?? Thanks!!
July 28, 20168 yr 3 minutes ago, Bullseye said: Its working when the alarm is triggered, but away is no sending the messages. I have: ?If Rack Room->Partition 1->PARTITION_STATE EQUAL TO AWAY The sample from above is : ?If Rack Room->Partition 1->ARMED_TYPE_EQUAL TO AWAY Where do I find the "ARMED_TYPE_EQUAL" device action?? Thanks!! in the lower right corner tab of composer. Armed_type_equal is an optioon and you type away and add it
July 28, 20168 yr Author Thanks for your help, but I still don't find it. It seems you are using variables. That's above my level.
July 29, 20168 yr variables can be a complicated function. It is best to think of them as true or false states. If something is false then do this if something is true then do that. however variables can be many things. above you can see you have 5 conditions to program from. When any of those are met you can do various actions from one trigger. Example When alarm state changes. If in alarm Execute panic macro If alarm is disarmed Execute welcome macro If alarm is armed execute away marco If in exit delay execute exit lighting scene if in entry delay execute entry lighting scene how this will work is when the alarm panel state changes the controller will check each variable and execute in programming that is applicable.
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