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Everything has been working fine since I have set it up except I am having an issue with the weather not displaying at times. It shows 'This key does not exist'. Is there a way to fix it?
Sorry if this as been asked before or if the option is available but I looked around and couldn’t find the answer. I don’t have Hubitat yet but highly considering it. But before going this way, I’m wondering if there’s a possibility to add an alarm keypad as a tile in the dashboard. I have a konnected module but I will need a tile to disarm my alarm when i enter the house or arm when I leave. Thanks for the info!
If you want to have per tile PIN protection and a PIN entry keypad that pops up to protect selected tiles, check out SharpTools.io which is a dashboard system that natively integrates with Hubitat
Hey JOsh, I just had a quick look at SharpTools and it look like it could work exactly as I wanted. Just a quick question though, I understand that Sharptools required an active connection. SO what happens if I setup a tile with a passcode and that I lose my internet connection when I try to disable the alarm. Would it still work? Thanks again for your help!
Dashboards, meh. The only use I have for one is when I'm away, and even then mostly only to verify that the house shutdown as expected. If you have to resort to a dashboard for day to day room operation, you've already failed. Everything should work via automation or voice.
Yeah ok sorry, this is something of a sh*t post, but it is the goal I have for my house.
There's no one in my house that would use a Dashboard.
I have a few to monitor my system, especially the battery devices. Every few days I will grab an iPad, open my "Motion Sensors" dashboard and walk a pattern through the house. I'll watch all the motion sensors go active and those that don't get their battery replaced.
Yes, I would love it if the system would prevent me from getting exercise twice a week. But given the battery tech, Li Ion, and their falloff curve, it's not likely in my lifetime.
Similarly I have a dashboard for the Door and Window Sensors, which is physically more beneficial to my exercise regime, since I have to open and close doors and windows. Upper and lower body vs only lower for the motions!!
My family is going to stick around with dashboard for a long time. It's probably next to impossible to automate things with our schedule.
I am in a process of mounting my 17.5" tablet on the wall right now. Will probably run Sharptools.io, HE dashboard and raincalendar.
This is my thoughts exactly! I just implemented homevridge so I can reduce my investment in echo devices throughout the house. Everyone carries their phone with them so Siri is a great voice option for areas of the house where Alexa isn’t in.
As for dashboards I do use (2) wall mount fire tablets to display weather, news, calendar and also main house functions like disable HSM, auto start cars, quick view of door security, etc.
If you have to walk over to the wall to use the panel you could have just kept the old switches and saved yourself a lot of time and money. If it's actually less trouble to light the room manually than automatically, what's the point?
