Z-wave status mail

0burner0

I want to create a flow where you can see the current levels from a zwave device. For example:



I receive this mail if I hit test.

System settings are: [[measure_battery]] [[measure_luminance]] [[measure_temperature]] 

How do i get the actuele readings?

0burner0

Tryed it also in an actueal working flow but got no measurements:

ZperX

It would only send you an email when the battery level would actually change. Like from 97% to 96% (which in most cases rarely happens as the battery should last long, most HA product uses Lithium batteries). Otherwise your flow is not triggered.

ZperX

When you press the test button that ignores the trigger.

0burner0

ZperX said:

It would only send you an email when the battery level would actually change. Like from 97% to 96% (which in most cases rarely happens as the battery should last long, most HA product uses Lithium batteries). Otherwise your flow is not triggered.

I thought so, so edit the flow and made the trigger Time based. Gave the same results

jorden

You can not 'access' the battery variable directly unless you make the battery level the trigger.

So:
When: Battery level changed
Then: Send mail with 'Level' variable.

You can also temporarily store the level in a variable using 'Better logic' so you can always access it. However, why would you want to send a mail if the battery level didn't change?

caseda

You are using tags that are not in the [IF] section, this does not work. 
tags are only "get" when they are being "get" inside the trigger
(so only time and date at the moment) 

If you want anything show up you will need to put them in a variable first (official logic app) and then put that variable in the body, I. E.:{{$VARIABLENAME}} 

0burner0

jorden said:

You can not 'access' the battery variable directly unless you make the battery level the trigger.

So:
When: Battery level changed
Then: Send mail with 'Level' variable.

You can also temporarily store the level in a variable using 'Better logic' so you can always access it. However, why would you want to send a mail if the battery level didn't change?

I dont only want battery levels, but all kind of levels. Zo I can do a short system check in one email.

0burner0

caseda said:

You are using tags that are not in the [IF] section, this does not work. 
tags are only "get" when they are being "get" inside the trigger
(so only time and date at the moment) 

If you want anything show up you will need to put them in a variable first (official logic app) and then put that variable in the body, I. E.:{{$VARIABLENAME}} 

Thnx, going to study this. I was thinking to simpel