Added support for AlarmDecoder LRR Protocol

[luckymallari (Lucky)]

More info here:

[AlarmDecoder] Added support for AlarmDecoder LRR Protocol

Just waiting for the pull request to be merged…

Basically, this enhancement using the AlarmDecoder LRR protocol can inform you of certain specific events such as:

Which user ARMED the alarm.
Which user DISARMED the alarm.
If an ALARM (sticky bit) was set
If there was a fire
etc etc

I linked them onto items, and display it on my Habpanel “alarm” page, so I can quickly glance to see who did what with the alarm.

Demo of my “Alarm” page

Habpanel Widgets:
Keypad Widget:

Widget: Alarm Keypad

Alarm Keypad Alarm_Keypad.widget.json (8.7 KB) Alarm Keypad with multiple settable Items Features: 0-9 Keys Single key Arm Away Single key Arm Stay Panic button Every key press is sent to item immediately Customizable text For a more generic/universal keypad, use Widget: Universal Keypad instead Make sure you use Dont Wrap in Container ScreenShots Demo: [openhab_widget_alarm_keypad] [alarmKeypad_Demo] Config: [alarmKeypad_Config] Config is self-explanatory. When you hit a keypad but…

Dashboard Widget:

Widget: Alarm Dashboard

Alarm Dashboard Widget: Alarm_Dashboard_LuckyMallari.widget.json (8.1 KB) Configuration (in widget itself): Unfortunately, you cannot pass an object literal in settings, so configuration will happen inside an ng-init. You will have to modify the code to edit configuration: Pre-Configuration: You must have a group of items tied to your sensors (switch, string, date, etc)… The widget goes through that group to display the state of the items in that group. Here’s a sample of my items : Not…

[RayMYP (Ray)]

Your Alarm page looks good.

Are they custom widgets/templates you’ve got on the right? The dashboard and last known presence are interesting and I have been thinking about doing something along those lines. Is it something you can share or point me at if already online somewhere?

Thanks

[luckymallari (Lucky)]

Sorry for the LAAATE reply. Im using a combination of the motion sensors (hooked to the Alarm) and security camera motion trigger (BlueIris server). Whenever any of them are triggered, I have rule that updates the DateTime item. That’s how I know the last motion detected.

I haven’t made any changes since it’s been working 100%. I know you posted 9 months ago so if you still want some rules code, just let me know.

[RayMYP (Ray)]

Appreciate the response but more like 9 weeks since I posted rather than 9 months so not as long as you think

I was only after the GUI side as it happens. Rules I’ve got or can write no problem but your ‘Dashboard’ summary item on the right looks way nicer than any other widget I’ve written or modified so if you’re happy to share that then great.

Thanks

[luckymallari (Lucky)]

9 weeks lol thought it was 9 months. (9 months was when I last posted it) I’ll export the widget and share it here.

[luckymallari (Lucky)]

Just before I export the dashboard, just want to know if you are also interested with my “visual” dashboard (above)

[RayMYP (Ray)]

Looks good so if you’re happy to share then yes please. Plenty of others I’m sure will like a few more examples and ideas.

[luckymallari (Lucky)]

Here:

Keypad Widget:

Widget: Alarm Keypad

Alarm Keypad Alarm_Keypad.widget.json (8.7 KB) Alarm Keypad with multiple settable Items Features: 0-9 Keys Single key Arm Away Single key Arm Stay Panic button Every key press is sent to item immediately Customizable text For a more generic/universal keypad, use Widget: Universal Keypad instead Make sure you use Dont Wrap in Container ScreenShots Demo: [openhab_widget_alarm_keypad] [alarmKeypad_Demo] Config: [alarmKeypad_Config] Config is self-explanatory. When you hit a keypad but…

Dashboard Widget:

Widget: Alarm Dashboard

Alarm Dashboard Widget: Alarm_Dashboard_LuckyMallari.widget.json (8.1 KB) Configuration (in widget itself): Unfortunately, you cannot pass an object literal in settings, so configuration will happen inside an ng-init. You will have to modify the code to edit configuration: Pre-Configuration: You must have a group of items tied to your sensors (switch, string, date, etc)… The widget goes through that group to display the state of the items in that group. Here’s a sample of my items : Not…