Thank you very much for the support
Regarding the alarm name, i’ve looked into this some time ago, and the most extra information that i can manage to retrieve using standard Android API (which in theory should work on all phones) is the application name (or package id) that created the alarm. I will look into it more but i cannot promise anything.
This article (android.intent.action.SHOW_ALARMS) suggest it’s possible to ask for a list of alarms, so maybe after the initial trigger that notifies the app that an alarm was created, Ask for the alarm list, maybe there’s more information in that list?
as you see , i have both enabled see and mobile tracking, i removed the integration in HA and generated it again, but it only shows me a single entitlement as seen here
From what i can see only the device tracker (see service) seems to be registered. Also, it seems that device has never been updated? Could you please enable Ariela debug mode, wait few minutes and send me the logs? Thank you.
it’s not the name in Ariela that got changed. It was the name that HA sees FROM Ariela. The name in Ariela was correct. Literally every sensor in HA was changed to this new name.
At this point if you can try to delete Ariela integration from HA, reboot, and from Ariela use force mobile_app. Hopefully HA will re-register the device with old name.
Enable debug mode from Ariela -> Settings and it will tell you instructions to send those logs. But before sending, enable debug mode wait for the issue to reproduce and then send me the logs
Hi lonut, your app is really very good, runs stable and easy to use. The sensors are a great thing …
One question: Is there a way to display the microphone of the smartphone or tablet as a sensor in HA? You could then use a volume as the trigger for an automation. There are certainly creative ideas what you can do with it so everything.
Thanks for the good app !!!
Yes, exactly, measuring the volume. HA could then trigger an automation when it reaches a certain level. For example, an alarm is triggered at high volume during the night …