I am migrating a SmartThings custom application that automatically set SHM to Armed (away), Armed (home), and Disarmed. I would like for this application to do the same in Hubitat.
Is there an API call to set the HSM state? If so could you please provide examples of each state?
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@bravenel @patrick any suggestions on an API call I can execute from an app to set Hubitat Safety Monitor to a certain state?
In SmartThings I was using:
sendLocationEvent(name: “alarmSystemStatus”, value: “Value-Name”)
Hubitat™ Safety Monitor (HSM) uses Hubitat Location Events to communicate with other apps.
It reports its state using an event named “hsmStatus”, and custom monitoring rule arming/disarming with “hsmRules”. It reports alert events with an event named “hsmAlert”. Apps can set the arm/disarm state of HSM with an event named “hsmSetArm”. These events and their values are summarized below.
hsmStatus armedAway intrusion alerts for Away are armed armingAway intrusion Away arming pending exit delay armedHome intrusion alerts for Home are armed armingHome intrusion Home arming pending exit delay armedNight intrusion alerts for Night are armed armingNight intrusion Night arming pending exit delay disarmed intrusion alerts are disarmed allDisarmed intrusion, smoke, water and custom alerts are disarmed hsmRules armedRule descriptionText = name of HSM Monitoring Rule armed disarmedRule descriptionText = name of HSM Monitoring Rule disarmed hsmAlert intrusion intrusion away alert intrusion-home intrusion home alert intrusion-night intrusion night alert smoke smoke alert water water alert rule descriptionText = name of HSM Monitoring Rule alert cancel alerts cancelled arming failed to arm due to open contact hsmSetArm armAway arm intrusion alerts for Away armHome arm intrusion alerts for Home armNight arm intrusion alerts for Night disarm disarm intrusion alerts armRules arm all HSM Monitoring Rules alerts disarmRules disarm all HSM Monitoring Rules alerts disarmAll disarm all alerts and all HSM Monitoring Rules alerts armAll arm smoke, water and all HSM Monitoring Rules alerts cancelAlerts stop all in progress alerts Examples: For app to subscribe to HSM status: subscribe(location, “hsmStatus”, statusHandler) For app to subscribe to HSM alerts: subscribe(location, “hsmAlerts”, alertHandler) For app to arm HSM: sendLocationEvent(name: “hsmSetArm”, value: “armAway”) Handler example for HSM alerts: def alertHandler(evt) { log.info “HSM Alert: $evt.value“ + (evt.value == “rule” ? ”, $evt.descriptionText” : “”) // only has descriptionText for rule alert }Note: For armingAway, the number of seconds of exit delay is in the event data map as "seconds".
@bravenel Thank you very much for this. One followup question, how can I get the latest value for hsmStatus? In ST I used location.currentState() but that is throwing an error in Hubitat:
No signature of method: com.hubitat.hub.domain.Location.currentState() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [hsmStatus]
My code is:
location.currentState("hsmStatus")?.value
Should I be using currentValue() instead?
Simple answer is that we have not implemented currentState for HSM values yet. It’s on our to do list…
As a temporary work around I subscribe to the events and put them into a state variable.
You need a state change to make it work but it does work
Andy
Thanks, my app does this, but I am trying to prevent a looping situation and need the actual value. I will see if I can work around this.
I think it's implemented. It would be location.hsmStatus. I believe it was in the most recent release.
@bravenel
I added this command to a method but when trying to save changes I get the following:
Invalid variable name. Must start with a letter but was: “hsmSetArm” . At [579:29] @ line 579, column 29.
Please advise.
If you copied/pasted there's something weird going on with the quotes. Try replacing manually.
This works just fine, and the comment about quotes is no doubt your problem.
definition(
name: "test app",
namespace: "hubitat",
author: "Bruce Ravenel",
description: "test app",
category: "Convenience",
iconUrl: "",
iconX2Url: ""
)
preferences {
section {
}
}
def installed() {
initialize()
}
def updated() {
initialize()
}
def initialize() {
sendLocationEvent(name: "hsmSetArm", value: "blahblah")
}Indeed it was the problem. This is the 3rd time these quotations have got me. You'd think I would have learned by now. Thank you sir.