Cover it up so no stray light triggers it. Tape the homeseer sensor to the signal light… chose medium sensitivity. The drive way sensor works well… no false alarms in 3 weeks now. Using a HTZ drive way sensor and a Homeseer HS-FS100+ signal light sensor. Works fine now.įor everyone interested this is a drive-way alert / turn drive way lights on automatically project.
HOMESEER VIRTUAL DEVICE HOW TO
Couldn’t figure out how to wake the Homeseer sensor up and synchronize at the same time, so opted to set your code to 1,0 (buzzer disabled) and then re-installed everything. The handler creates “Button Pushed” events when the light changes so you should be able to use the button pushed events as triggers in most SmartApps by selecting the device as a button. It doesn’t report the light level so you have to use the Classic Mobile App to see the light status.
The light sensor is meant to monitor another device’s led and report when it turns on, off, or the color changes. The device doesn’t report the current power method so the USB icon will only be shown if the device was joined as a powered device.Īttached Sensor Type: Light Sensor (DEFAULT)
If you join the device while powered by batteries it will sleep and wake up at regular intervals, but it will also behave like a always on device when it’s plugged in which makes it report faster and makes it easier to configure.When the device is joined like this it acts as a z-wave repeater. If you join the device with the USB Power cable connected the device will act as a mains powered device so you won’t be able to get the battery level.The handler supports the “Tone” capability which has a “beep” command, but the device has to be running on USB power in order for it to work. In order for some features to work you have to set the Attached Sensor Type in the settings to the correct type. The HomeSeer Flex Sensor is a temperature sensor that allows you to attach either a light indicator sensor or a water sensor. This is a DTH for the HomeSeer Flex Sensor ( HS-FS100-L Light Sensor and HS-FS100-W Water Sensor)
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