I want to configure a single (if possible) generic rule that pings me when any given device isn't responding anymore (let's say with a 15 minute delay or something like that). I care about this because (1) battery prediction/estimation is a joke for most of my devices and I want to run them until th…

Could look at either [image] [RELEASE] Device Activity Check - Get notifications for "inactive" devices Custom Apps (Putting this at the top to make it easier to find...explanation of the app is below.) This app is available on GitHub and is also available from Hubitat P…

FWIW, I've been using Device Activity Check noted above and have found it useful and reliable.

[image] sean1: FWIW, I've been using Device Activity Check noted above and have found it useful and reliable. Same here

I give a third :+1: for Device Activity Check

Another vote to Device Activity Check. I also use a driver developed by @thebearmay called Notification Tile to exhibit notifications in a dashboard. As Device Activity Check doesn't have an option to send a notification saying that everything is Ok, I created a virtual device using a non-existent I…

Hey thanks for this, this is great for my battery devices! Taking this a step further, are there any ways to check-in more universally on device connectivity besides activity? For example, I have a number of zigbee plugs, as well as things like Hue bulbs, Lutron switches, Kasa wifi plugs, and Harm…

Most drivers will post an event after the device responds when you do a refresh on them, that is why the app has the option to do a refresh. Some drivers however filter out events if the state has not changed (a bad practice IMO because the hub does this for you). Zigbee: I have found the Generic Z…

Rule to alert that any device is no longer responding?

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thebearmay November 19, 2022, 12:42am 2

Could look at either