I have a RING camera that works perfectly but with one issue that I totally give the F up on ever having RING fix. A few times a day I receive a push notification that the camera "stopped receiving power." It's still plugged in and if I ignore that error, the batteries never drop even one percentage point. What DOES happens is that some of the functionality gets knocked down because it's apparent to the app that it's on battery power. What fixes it? Glad you asked.. I have a button in Home Assistant that I push when this situation arises. It stops power to the camera for three seconds. This corrects the problem every time. What I'd like to do is capture this push notification in HA and have an automation run that would cause the camera power to blip off for three seconds automatically. Since Ring changed the way a number of things work when they went to a more event oriented environment, there appears to be nothing that's exposed that I can use as a trigger. The only thing that is generated every time this "outage" occurs is the push notification. "camname stopped receiving power." Is there any way I can capture this and use it to trigger an automation? Thanks...
You should enable this sensor, see what is the notification data (text, title etc) for ring app and create an automation to react on it.
It is called last notification
Unfortunately "last notification" is not listed as a sensor in the companion ap sensor section on IOS... That looked like it might have done the trick, too... Thanks.
-Gil