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Yeah, that sounds right. I'll get the c4z from my dealer and send it to you. 

Version 105 is out. 
Resolved logic problems and added retrieval time to the driver to show when weather info was obtained. 
In our tests we found that a 10 sec delay is enough to allow the driver to update the fields.

 

Hi,
I have a beta version of a C4 driver to obtain cloud cover for any location on the map. If you want to trigger an event on a cloudy day and don't have a light sensor, this could be a solution. Since this is a first release I don't recommend adding this driver to your customer controllers at this time. I still have a few minor issues to work out and also need to write documentation. 
The driver uses https://www.tomorrow.io/ API to retrieve the current cloud cover for the latitude and longitude obtained from the project, however values can be manually changed. 
You must register with https://app.tomorrow.io/signup to get an API Key which you will need add to the driver. The Free plan is good for 500 API calls per day / 25 calls per hour / 3 calls per second. If you are paranoid and need to make more API calls, a paid plan is available. I have no affiliation with tomorrow.io, just found their service to be the most reliable.
The driver was only tested on 3.2.2 and is not guaranteed not work on anything older.
Please don't share your API Key (The key shown below is for illustration only, don't try to use it in your system as it's invalid.)

HTTP GET is a required command before you set up any conditions. If configured correctly HTTP GET will update the CloudCover field in the driver when driver is called. 

When you set up a condition for the driver, Cloud cover value will not display in the Actions, PARAM2 will show instead. (I am still working on this problem)
At this time you can only see the selected value if you enable the debug on the driver. 

Feel free to post your results here or email us directly if you have any problems with the driver.
 
 

Hi,
I have a beta version of a C4 driver to obtain cloud cover for any location on the map. If you want to trigger an event on a cloudy day and don't have a light sensor, this could be a solution. Since this is a first release I don't recommend adding this driver to your customer controllers at this time. I still have a few minor issues to work out and also need to write documentation. 
The driver uses https://www.tomorrow.io/ API to retrieve the current cloud cover for the latitude and longitude obtained from the project, however values can be manually changed. 
You must register with https://app.tomorrow.io/signup to get an API Key which you will need add to the driver. The Free plan is good for 500 API calls per day / 25 calls per hour / 3 calls per second. If you are paranoid and need to make more API calls, a paid plan is available. I have no affiliation with tomorrow.io, just found their service to be the most reliable.
The driver was only tested on 3.2.2 and is not guaranteed not work on anything older.
Please don't share your API Key (The key shown below is for illustration only, don't try to use it in your system as it's invalid.)

HTTP GET is a required command before you set up any conditions. If configured correctly HTTP GET will update the CloudCover field in the driver when driver is called. 

When you set up a condition for the driver, Cloud cover value will not display in the Actions, PARAM2 will show instead. (I am still working on this problem)
At this time you can only see the selected value if you enable the debug on the driver. 

Feel free to post your results here or email us directly if you have any problems with the driver.
 
 

Hi,
I have a beta version of a C4 driver to obtain cloud cover for any location on the map. If you want to trigger an event on a cloudy day and don't have a light sensor, this could be a solution. Since this is a first release I don't recommend adding this driver to your customer controllers at this time. I still have a few minor issues to work out and also need to write documentation. 
The driver uses https://www.tomorrow.io/ API to retrieve the current cloud cover for the latitude and longitude obtained from the project, however values can be manually changed. 
You must register with https://app.tomorrow.io/signup to get an API Key which you will need add to the driver. The Free plan is good for 500 API calls per day / 25 calls per hour / 3 calls per second. If you are paranoid and need to make more API calls, a paid plan is available. I have no affiliation with tomorrow.io, just found their service to be the most reliable.
The driver was only tested on 3.2.2 and is not guaranteed not work on anything older.
Please don't share your API Key (The key shown below is for illustration only, don't try to use it in your system as it's invalid.)

HTTP GET is a required command before you set up any conditions. If configured correctly HTTP GET will update the CloudCover field in the driver when driver is called. 

When you set up a condition for the driver, Cloud cover value will not display in the Actions, PARAM2 will show instead. (I am still working on this problem)
At this time you can only see the selected value if you enable the debug on the driver. 

Feel free to post your results here or email us directly if you have any problems with the driver.
 
 

keypad_radiora2_lutron.c4i
Visor Control Receiver does not need a driver, you only need RA2 Main Repeater driver and the ID of the RA2 Keypad you are using to operate the doors. 
When I open any of the garage doors from the wall keypads I get the garage camera to come up on T3 to show me if the doors were left open  
 
When Garage->Keypad 11 button 1 is pressed
Jump to camera Garage -> Camera in Kitchen -> T3 for 10 min (I wish there was an option for 30 min)

you can do this withe the native streaming station capability

I think so. The Blind Group driver is not blind specific AFAIK. It simply goes on top of the specific blind drivers in your project. For example, I have Qmotion shades in my house. So I have a Qmotion blind driver for each blind in my system and one instance of the group driver for each group in the system. You can even combine groups into a new group. Works great.

Please see our newest driver: Solar Event Trigger on DriverCentral.  It features Solar Noon.  It also has a 7-day free trial period.

There is a Cinegration "Battery Agent" that might work for you.  You'll need a dealer to install/configure.  It does come with a trial period if you want to test it.  
Battery Agent