Iâm not sure if Iâm 100% following you, but does Hubitat safety monitorâs âarming delayâ option work for your use case? Itâs in the âconfigure arming/disarming/cancel optionsâ sub-menu.
If youâre having trouble configuring it correctly, posting a screenshot of your HSM settings page can help. Thereâs also the relevant hub documentation page if you havenât read it yet.
Yes, there is. The problem is, I can't have my door open when I have to scar my alarm. Then it has to be closed, and then I can scar it. Can you make a detour to that?
If you have anything configured under "Configure Alerts for Arming Failures (contacts open)" in the Configure Arming/Disarming/Canel Options section HSM won't arm if one of the sensors is open, once that has been removed then open sensors will just be ignored and the system will arm. Once the open sensor is closed HSM should start monitoring that sensor again.
Okay, so what you're saying is that if it's my front door that needs to be delayed, it's the only one that needs to be turned on in HSM? The rest of the sensors must be active in Nyckelharpa?
', I walk out of, and must have delayed for 30 sec. The rest of my contacts just have to function normally. What should my set up look like? Every time I sound my alarm, I'm going to get a message to 'arming is cancel' Dør' is open'.
As documented, only doors used for access and egress, or windows allowed to be open during arming should be specified in Nyckelharpa.
In your case it's only 'Dør gang'. So HSM usage of 'Dør gang' should be replaced with NCKL-Dør gang, as shown in my prior message, when it's allowed to be open for the respective arming state. Then the original sensor name is used in Nyckelharpa.
When the door is closed, no messages. When open, arming is canceled and a message is sent on first try, second try within time frame sends message and arms. Messages are optional.
Does that mean That I have to, if the door is open, set the alarm twice in a row for it to arm, or can I make it arm at the first attempt when the door is open?