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Automation to turn the SmartRemote screen off when charging
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2 years 4 months ago #1782
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Holly Crap it worked! Got rid of the <> and added WHEN:
Thanks!!!!!
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2 years 4 months ago - 2 years 4 months ago #1787
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Replied by David Li on topic Automation to turn the SmartRemote screen off when charging
Yup, the forum software isn't the best (probably more the configuration of it).
This is (again), part of the "Kickstarter" work to be done.
Allonis hasn't really needed a forum (or even a good website or documentation) for our commercial business which is still 90% of our work.
It's on the list to investigate and improve.
You can Quote someone and that brings in their comments into your edit panel.
This is (again), part of the "Kickstarter" work to be done.
Allonis hasn't really needed a forum (or even a good website or documentation) for our commercial business which is still 90% of our work.
It's on the list to investigate and improve.
You can Quote someone and that brings in their comments into your edit panel.
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2 years 4 months ago #1788
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Replied by David Li on topic Automation to turn the SmartRemote screen off when charging
Interesting...I never knew that either....
Thanx for the find!
Thanx for the find!
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2 years 4 months ago #1789
by David Li
Replied by David Li on topic Automation to turn the SmartRemote screen off when charging
No, there should not be <> around remote0 unless that truly is the name of the variable in myServer's list of variables (check there). << >> are used by "programmers" to indicate a placeholder of stuff (like a variable name that might be different on your system).
Should you be having <> around "remote0"?Hmmmm,
I cannot get this to work. I can send a command via AndroidTV to the device (I just turned off the power). The device is named remote0 and it's ID is 14
The two commands are like this:
{{smartremote_charging_<remote0>}} = true
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AV|14~SendKey~SLEEP!
It seems the conditions are never met...so nothing in the log.
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2 years 4 months ago #1790
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You are opening the door for extreme customization and capability with this stuff....it will start to get way more fun now that you are seeing the myServer fundamentals of commands.
Replied by David Li on topic Automation to turn the SmartRemote screen off when charging
Cool!Holly Crap it worked! Got rid of the <> and added WHEN:
Thanks!!!!!
You are opening the door for extreme customization and capability with this stuff....it will start to get way more fun now that you are seeing the myServer fundamentals of commands.
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