Perceptive Automation

plugins:timersandpesters - old revision restored (2013/05/23 12:25)

jay — 2013-05-23T12:27:00-05:00

As the name implies, this plugin implements a very simple timer device object that works almost exactly like a manual kitchen timer (if the kitchen timer had the ability to pause and resume). It's very simple to use - create a timer device (there is no configuration for the device). The timer device has 6 device states:

plugins:wish_list

mattb — 2013-05-17T16:57:30-05:00

Completed and In Progress Plugins These plugins are in various states of development but most are completely usable. If you have bug fixes or enhancements you would like to contribute, please contact the developer of the plugin. Plugins marked “Included” are installed by the Indigo installer and are supported by Perceptive Automation.

zwave_devices:everspring - [Indoor Siren (SE812)]

jay — 2013-05-15T11:16:35-05:00

Everspring makes a variety of Z-Wave modules and is also the OEM for many other brands. Indoor Siren (SE812) This device is a siren/strobe. It runs on 4 “C” batteries or a 6V DC/600mA plugin adaptor (sold separately). The strobe presents itself in Indigo as a simple relay switch. Send it a Turn On command and it goes off. Likewise, send it a Turn Off and it goes off. The tamper switch works correctly so if you take the back off it alarms and the state in Indigo is updated to “on”.

zwave_devices:aeotec

mattb — 2013-05-11T19:18:38-05:00

Aeotec (also known as Aeon Labs) is the maker of a variety of Z-Wave devices available worldwide. Z-Stick Series 2 This is Aeotec's Z-Wave interface. It features an include button and a battery which allows it to be unplugged from your Mac and taken to a new Z-Wave device for inclusion. When it's reconnected to your Mac, Indigo will determine if new devices have been added (or removed) and will log the appropriate messages in the Event Log.

indigo_6_documentation:overview - [Variable Actions]

jay — 2013-05-10T16:41:24-05:00

Indigo has several high-level objects that you interact with: Devices, Triggers, Schedules, Action Groups, Control Pages, and Variables. While some of these objects are obvious, others aren't, so let's create some definitions (each one has a section with more detail below):

plugins:action_collection - [Action Collection]

jay — 2013-05-10T16:37:09-05:00

: the Action Collection plugin has been more directly integrated into Indigo 6 and so the action descriptions have moved to the normal Actions documentation for the releases from now on. As the name implies, this plugin is a collection of miscellaneous actions that you may find useful (the Indigo version in which the action was made available is in parenthesis):

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jay — 2013-05-10T15:12:51-05:00

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jay — 2013-05-10T15:08:24-05:00

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mattb — 2013-01-30T16:03:55-05:00

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jay — 2012-11-09T17:31:29-05:00