Trigger will trigger the MAPPED command once it
receives COMMAND from the optional SOURCE and the time delay has
expired. In other words once COMMAND happens, wait SECS seconds,
then issued MAPPED command.
Syntax:
trigger={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.<State>,
Attribute.MAPPED: Command.<State>,
Attribute.SOURCE: <source device>, <-- Optional
Attribute.SECS: <time in seconds>,
},
or
trigger={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.<State>,
Attribute.MAPPED: Command.<State>,
Attribute.SOURCE: <source device>,
Attribute.SECS: <time in seconds>,
Attribute.START: <time> <-- Optional
Attribute.END: <time> <-- "
},
<time> can be:'HH:MM' 'HH:MM:SS' 'HH:MMam|pm' HH:MM:SSam|pm or
(seconds, minutes, hours, day-of-month, month, day-of-week)
Examples:
'16:30' - 24 hour clock
'16:30:25'
'4:30pm' - 12 hour clock
'4:30:25pm'
'4:30am'
('*',30,16,'*','*','*') <- 4:30pm in cron format
('*',0,9,'*','*',5) <- 9:00am on Saturdays only
Example:
In this example, when the device receives a
MOTION command from the “m_backdoor” motion sensor, the timer
begins counting down. Once the timer has reached 3 minutes,
Pytomation will issue the OFF command to the device.
trigger={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.MOTION,
Attribute.MAPPED: Command.OFF,
Attribute.SOURCE: m_backdoor,
Attribute.SECS: 3*60,
},
Here is the same command as above but it only is effective between 10:10pm and 7:00am
trigger={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.ON,
Attribute.MAPPED: Command.OFF,
Attribute.SOURCE: (m_backdoor,m_garage),
Attribute.SECS: 5*60,
Attribute.START: '10:10pm',
Attribute.END: '7:00am',
},
This Trigger has date ranges from 6:10pm on Saturday to 7:00am on Sunday
trigger={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.ON,
Attribute.MAPPED: Command.OFF,
Attribute.SOURCE: (m_backdoor,m_garage),
Attribute.SECS: 5*60,
Attribute.START: ('*'10,18,'*','*',5),
Attribute.END: ('*'0,7,'*','*',6),
},
