Device Tiles - Revision history

Bfara83 at 01:35, 28 January 2018

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‎Battery Status Tiles

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‎Battery Status Tiles

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‎Battery Status Tiles

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-[[File:Battery Status Tiles Example.png]]
+[[File:Battery Status Tiles Example (Normal).png]]
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 '''Example of what it looks like on the Dashboard based on the Themes:'''
 Light:
 [[File:Battery Status Tiles Example (Light).png]]
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+Normal:
 [[File:Battery Status Tiles Example.png]]
 Dark:
 [[File:Battery Status Tiles Example (Dark).png]]

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 <code>4ff8</code>
-'''Example of what it looks like on the Dashboard:'''
+'''Example of what it looks like on the Dashboard based on the Themes:'''
 [[File:Battery Status Tiles Example.png]]
 '''Before importing this one, read the instructions below:'''

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 '''Import Code:'''
-<code>c3k4</code>
+<code>4ff8</code>
 '''Example of what it looks like on the Dashboard:'''
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 * Under the variables section on the top, update the device variable called “BattDevices” with the devices you want to monitor.
 * Under the variables section on the top, update the string variable called “BattDeviceNames” with the names that you want to display on the tile. This is helpful if you use a longer name for the device but the name is not fitting in the tile. You have to put a comma in-between each device with no space separating the devices (Ex: Device 1,Device 2). This is required to setup or the names will not display correctly.
 * The tiles will update either once there’s an event or after first 10 minutes of the piston being created. If there’s no event, it’ll display “No Event Yet” instead of a time stamp in the footer. I fixed it so it will display on the 10 minute timer but this 10 minute timer can always be updated if needed as well.
 * The Timestamps on the footer default to US format. If you want 24-hour timestamps, update the 24Hour variable to true. For DD/MM date format, change the DDMMDateFormat variable to true It’ll work fine if you mix or enable both as well.

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 '''Import Code:'''
-<code>6k0v</code>
+<code>hzug</code>
 '''Example of what it looks like on the Dashboard:'''

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 == Sleep Sensor Status Tiles ==
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+These tiles will monitor any sleep sensors setup such as the one on the webCoRE Presence Sensor and display the status.
 [[File:Sleep Sensor Device Tile Example.png]]

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 == Water Leak Sensor Status Tiles ==
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+These tiles will monitor any water leak sensors setup and display the status (Wet or Not Wet).
 [[File:Water Leak Sensor Tiles Example.png]]
 == Smoke/CO Detector Status Tiles ==

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 == Light Sensor Status Tiles ==
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+These tiles will monitor any light sensors setup and display the Lux (illuminance) value. This piston can be used for both indoor and outdoor sensors
 [[File:Light Sensor Status Tiles Example.png]]
 == Water Leak Sensor Status Tiles ==

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 == Temperature\Humidity Status Tiles ==
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+These tiles will monitor any Temperature sensors and display the Temperature & Humidity (if device supports Humidity) values.
 [[File:Temperature & Humidity Status Tiles Example (F).png]]
 [[File:Temperature & Humidity Status Tiles Example (C).png]]
 == Battery Status Tiles ==