I use KumoApps to stuff the analogue data into the ISY994 via it's REST interface with a simple URL call. The format matches the decimal precion format ISY offers. It must be some standard. They use javascrit and have hundred of canned solutions ot operate WeMo lights, input Honeywell and Nest thermostats, operate Hue bulbs etc.. I like to keep all my logic done in ISY though, where I can centralise things and do calculations to massage the data before doing operations based on it.mtgoat said:What method are you using to "stuff data into my ISY994"? Are you using the IFTTT channel for anything?
Very interested in your setup.
The CAO FAQ ( ihttp://store.wirelesstag.net/pages/support ) implies that it may be difficult to replace batteries, and suggests using a chisel instead of a screwdriver, as described below. Does this match your experience, so wondering how viable this has been for an exposed gate application?
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The IFTTT is reported to be too slow.
The Tags also offer many ways to trigger on value boundaries also. I dont use them now. They don't seem to continuously report changes but rather just report the initial boundary crossing.
They offer about 15-18 different ways of reporting to devices, including email, phone calls?, push notifications, IFTTT, etc.. It also makes the app vocalise the problems stock or custom messages but they annoy me at the wrong times.
The batteries can be changed in about 3 seconds. You ut your fingernal in the drawer slot and rotate turn it out, drop the battery out, replace and slide the rotating hinged drawer back in.