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HC3 Disable Battery Notifications


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This is a" Quick and dirty" script to disable battery notifications. I use my own  notification script based on @Sankotronic's battery reporting scene (see below) HC3 uses a new API and concept to configure different notifications.

 

The script reads all notifications, and disables LowBattery notification without modifying any other setting. I think it is not necessary to actually call this on each slave device, but it is slightly more difficult do that once per master device.

 

This is only a quick demonstration of this new API (and my understanding of how to use it :D)

 

If you only want to enumerate the notifications, comment out line "_,responseCode=api.put("/dev........"

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Notification Scene:

 

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  • 13 hours ago, SmartHomeEddy said:

    Can you share the modified script?

    Good question. I'll check with the author of the script (Zoran).

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  • Okidoki!

     

    So here is @Sankotronic's Battery Check Scene, modified to run on HC3

     

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    Hi, 

     

    Thanks for sharing.

     

    I did have an issue with the Battery Check Scene, because of my Netatmo Plugin. When running the script I got an error ("attempt to compare number with nil)".

    For now I fixed it by excluding the plugin:

     

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    On 4/24/2020 at 2:12 PM, petergebruers said:

    Okidoki!

     

    So here is @Sankotronic's Battery Check Scene, modified to run on HC3

     

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    Sorry if the question sounds too basic. How can I integrate this LUA code into my HC3?

     

    I have tried adding it as a QA but it is not the proper format. I have also tried to "import" the scene but can't find how. I may have to create a scene and complete the trigger part, for example run the scene every hour, and paste this LUA code in the actions section?

     

    Thanks a lot!

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    9 minutes ago, Juanjo said:

    I may have to create a scene and complete the trigger part, for example run the scene every hour, and paste this LUA code in the actions section?

     

    Thanks a lot!


    Yes, you do. Every hour is a bit too much, but once a week would be fine. 

     

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  • Ah, that is actually a good question. Indeed, it is not a Quickapp but "scene code". So in the browser go to "11. Scenes" and add a new Lua scene.

     

    In the left part, you past something like this to determine when the scene should run

     

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    Thats every day at 14:08

     

    Then open the ".lua" file I posted in a text editor, and select all text, then copy/paste in the right part of the scene.

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  • After the introduction of ZigBee on the HC3, the "BATTERY CHECK SCENE" developed by @Sankotronic required some additional changes to handle ZigBee battery devices. Here is an updated version.

     

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    I have made some changes so that my QuickApp devices that have battery interface were also checked.

    Now the scene supports Z-Wave, ZigBee, and QA devices.

     

    I did some fixes too: color messages in console and custom email subject restored. Have fun!

     

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