if *I* am the only one home, I don't like a lot of light. So it's going to adjust the local on levels and scene levels so that if she's the only one home, turn everything on to 100% brightness. She likes things being very bright in the living room, dining room, bedroom, etc. crank the lights every time she hits a switch. an intruder) and lets me know ASAP via email and text.ģ) If the FIRST person arrives home, turn on all the lightsĤ) If someone is already home, just turn on the entryway lights and leave everything else set the way it is.Īnd finally 5) which I'm writing now, do 'different things' depending on who is home. that means somebody who does NOT live there is in the condo (i.e. but it knows which one of us it is and what combination of people are home.ġ) If NOBODY is home, turn off everythingĢ) If NOBODY is home and motion detectors sense motion. My ISY now, not only knows when SOMEONE is home. Plus with script advice and help from Xathros, I've got my ISY making slightly 'smarter' decisions!! I've got MstrD's original script plus the modifications for using the arp command that I got from TheWizard all working in my DD-WRT based router. One question, if anyone knows, with the protocol set to 'APC UPS with SNMP Management', should this generate SNMP, or any other, requests to the target machine? Lastly, QNAP if you are monitoring this, could you provide a full implementation of APCUPSD, one that displays the same level of detail as 'slave' mode does.Thanks to EVERYONE again for all the help, I'm making some solid progress here. It was only when I switched to 'slave' that I noticed the NUT requests and followed that route. I also changed the target UPS (when the protocol was 'APC UPS with SNMP Management') to a linux box and monitored any requests. In the run-up to this, I removed a number of QPKG plugins that were on the one not working, as they weren't on the other one, just to see if that helped. Just need to work this through to see if I can get them to talk directly to the UPS. With this setup, both are displaying the details (model/brand/battery/etc) and also switching between Normal/Abnormal in line with power on/off. In the end, I went with 'network slave' and having them both point to another (linux) box with NUT installed. Been playing, and while I haven't got the perfect/final solution, I do seem to have both NAS monitoring the UPS.

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