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I have a oneplus and the clock is not the same as vanilla android. It worked when i downloaded the Google clock on playstore. But i want to use the normal clock. Someone know how to find what package name my oneplus clock is using? Edit: I found it. In playstore on web, the url on oneplus clock ends with com.oneplus.deskclock . Changed the "intent_package_name: com.oneplus.deskclock" and it worked :)

Loved the iPhone joke ahaha, so true though

Off topic question: what is in your HACS view? I've not seen dashboards with HACS in the view tabs, only the left nav.

As always... Another great video 😊

@beardedtinker the Watermark feature is only for the Reolink logo to be displayed or not. The camera name and date/time can stay turned on even with the Watermark turned off. The nice thing with the Reolink cameras is they allow you to not only have your date/time and camera info displayed, but you can also choose the location for the info so it doesn’t cover an area that you want to be able to see. It is also nice that they can be hidden as well. Nice work by Reolink on this feature!

On iPhone you can send a notification that causes an alert sound. It's how I find my wife's phone about once a week. action: - service: notify.mobile_app_<your_device_id_here> data: title: "Wake up!" message: "The house is on fire and the cat's stuck in the dryer!" data: push: sound: name: "default" critical: 1 volume: 1.0

The "equivalent" for the iPhones would be setting up shortcuts where several things can trigger events and can send commands through home assistant. It's quite a bit of a workaround, but it is possible.

I've been using this for a while for a few things. Getting the notification from my smart dryer and washing machine into HA to announce that washing or drying has finished. For Chipolo Bluetooth trackers to tell me I may have left whatever it's attached to behind via TTS to phone. Could also use it for notification of Amazon delivery when it's a few stops away. I'm sure there are plenty of other uses I haven't thought of yet too.

Yet another great video. I keep learning more and more. Thank you very much.

Thanks for this, just tried it on a Oneplus Nord and the message even gets past the 'silent' slider on the side of the phone when locked.

Ok you said iphone is superior to android, seeya. ;-)

Hi and thank you again for this video! Any chance to see a Bubble Card 2 video as well in the future? There are too many new features and it seems that nobody has covered it yet 🤞

You can play whatever sound you like for many notifications (copy the sound of your choice to your phone, or use built in sounds). You have to define the notification channel, then in Android setting for home assistant notifcations you can define a specific sound for each channel. Like how you can define a different notification sound for each message Eg: data: channel: Doorbell

Just what I needed. I set up some push notifications a couple of weeks ago for when my elderly mother triggers an event on any of the Nest mini hubs I have set up around her home.

Definitely see a use for water or smoke detection alerts. Thanks

love your videos, and thanks for making them. What i have done for getting my attention for important events from Home Assistant, I use the channel option for Android phones. What this does is you send a notification to your phone with a specific channel name, for example DoorBell. this will intern add another notification categories option in your Home Assistant companion app. You then can select a unique sound for when some one presses the door bell. When you make your automation under event data for the notification to your phone, your would ad channel DoorBell in the data fileld All this info is in the companion app docs. Sorry for running on so much and probably confusing the world what i said. Just trying to make some contribution. I wish more people what spend some time on information and ideas on the companion app

great! Thank you...

If notifications to your Android phone are slow to arrive, add the "ttl: 0" and "priority: high" parameters to the data field of the notification data: tts_text: "your message" ttl:0 priority: high

Here is a working code for TTS using Node Red automation. [ { "id": "7ebee37fe43ae9f7", "type": "inject", "z": "c7219aadb5819763", "g": "b157d3905faac42b", "name": "", "props": [], "repeat": "", "crontab": "", "once": false, "onceDelay": 0.1, "topic": "", "x": 130, "y": 840, "wires": [ [ "222afc98ea8aa90a" ] ] }, { "id": "222afc98ea8aa90a", "type": "api-call-service", "z": "c7219aadb5819763", "g": "b157d3905faac42b", "name": "TTS \"Test message\"", "server": "2566f82f.919528", "version": 5, "debugenabled": false, "domain": "notify", "service": "mobile_app_your_phone", "areaId": [], "deviceId": [], "entityId": [], "data": "{\t \"message\": \"TTS\",\t \"data\": {\t \"tts_text\": \"Test message\",\t \"media_stream\": \"alarm_stream_max\",\t \"ttl\": 0,\t \"priority\": \"high\"\t }\t}", "dataType": "jsonata", "mergeContext": "", "mustacheAltTags": false, "outputProperties": [], "queue": "none", "x": 350, "y": 840, "wires": [ [] ] }, { "id": "2566f82f.919528", "type": "server", "name": "Home Assistant", "addon": true } ]

Thanks for the video. I did try to get count down alert to work with node red, but only get warning to open HA on the phone and try again. Can you help? [ { "id": "779b0721c42799a7", "type": "inject", "z": "c7219aadb5819763", "name": "", "props": [], "repeat": "", "crontab": "", "once": false, "onceDelay": 0.1, "topic": "", "x": 130, "y": 960, "wires": [ [ "d41a22eaf11ea675" ] ] }, { "id": "d41a22eaf11ea675", "type": "api-call-service", "z": "c7219aadb5819763", "name": "Count down Alert", "server": "2566f82f.919528", "version": 5, "debugenabled": false, "domain": "notify", "service": "mobile_app_your_phone", "areaId": [], "deviceId": [], "entityId": [], "data": "{\t \"message\": \"command_activity\",\t \"data\": {\t \"intent_package_name\": \"com.google.android.deskclock\",\t \"intent_action\": \"android.intent.action.SET_TIMER\",\t \"intent_extras\": \"'android.intent.extra.alarm.SKIP_UI:true,android.intent.extra.alarm.LENGTH:1'\"\t }\t}", "dataType": "jsonata", "mergeContext": "", "mustacheAltTags": false, "outputProperties": [], "queue": "none", "x": 330, "y": 960, "wires": [ [] ] }, { "id": "2566f82f.919528", "type": "server", "name": "Home Assistant", "addon": true } ]

Thank you! I also have too many "plain" notifications on my phone, which go unnoticed. I'll be setting these up for the home alarm, smoke alarm and water leak notifications. Maybe even for when my wife is getting close to home, so I can wrap up my tinkering ;-)

I have a use case for this. I have a chrome website i'd like to open at a certain time while working. so if i unlock my phone, it can be open and ready for me. I'm going to mess around with this a bit more. great video and information!

You are able to create CRITICAL notifications to IOS Devices, and you are able to send sound and notices for "Important things with new Iphones" The messages are critical and they will stay on you screen until they are dismissed. But if you have a iWatch on only the default sound comes through to it. You can control how loud the message will be. The sound have to be within the Companion App and there is a way to download your own sound too. Sample Code: service: notify.mobile_app_iphone data: message: Your Roommate has arrived title: Front Door data: push: sound: name: "US-EN-Morgan-Freeman-Roommate-Is-Arriving.wav" critical: 1 volume: .75 <---- 75% Volume This is a great way to make sure your truly Critical Notices are received... like water leakage, fire, or something that you cannot automatically control from HA. Hope this helps someone :)

Superior 🤣🤣

subs to subs ahaha

It’s a shame there is no way to trigger the alarm, so if one goes off, all can go off. This is a feature most modern smoke alarms have even if they aren’t smart devices. A bit of an oversight from the manufacturer I’d say. Deal breaker for me.

I have a Sensecap M2 Multiplatform LoRAWAN hub. It has the open source chirpstack V4 built in, which sends out MQTT messages. Still trying to figure the message out though. My only device till today was a Vision AI that says if a person is present currently, so I’ve not made this easy. Have a GPS tracker that arrived today. Will need to add it to chirpstack but chirpstack displays badly on small screens. In theory you just connect the LoRAWAN Hub via MQTT to Home Assistant, so you don’t really need extra work done. To save energy most of the devices are sensors and only connect to LoRaWAN intermittently but I’ve seen description of other “class” that seem suitable for effectors. Edited to add: pretty sure The Things Network has a cloud based MQTT client so you could connect it that way if you don’t mind the cloud.

The second one works fine even when my phone is off.

Like the intro!

As for Dishwaster I think better to link to power use, but I'm not sure how to do

These type of notifications are good for urgent or emergency notifications. Some alerts you don't want, but for those important alerts, this is good. It's a pity iPhones are still so locked down and not able to do the same things, but a cheap android device could be employed to alert, even if your main driver is an iPhone.

Looks great, I wounder if you could just use the cable in a U shape pattern to keep it submerged in water and test loss of water that way? for example, stick it in my Roborock s7 ultra clean water tank to get alerted when its under half empty....

Thanks. I ordered myself two of these sensors, let's see how they work

Only had the problem in the German version to select the correct action, also to be able to select the ID. A little tip: use "Wenn-Dann" in the German version. Looks different in the UI after two years but still works the same. Thanks for that.👍😎 Übersetzt mit DeepL 🤪

I like the idea of the cable but I have a question: does the cables lay flat and make context with the surface all along it's length? If it doesn't last flat then it's ability to detect leaks can be hampered

Another great video. How have you managed the situation when there are multiple messages that are unread and WhatsApp (for example) populates the android.textLines attribute with the message lines and changes the android.text line to useless info? I assume that templates are the answer however I'm having trouble with the edge cases.

Odlican video. Narucio 2 komada - jedan za ves masinu jedan za ispod sudopere i masine za sudove. Vec imam 2 water leak senzora sa alija pa uz kombinaciju sa ovim bice pun pogodak.

The Yolink water leak sensors are superior to any on the market and has exactly what you wish the Sonoff leak sensor to offer but does not… A. YoLink Water Leak Sensor 2, World's Longest (1/4 Mile) Range Smart Home Water Leak Sensor, Water Leak Detector with Built-in Siren Up to 105dB,Works with Alexa and IFTTT-YoLink Hub Required…also HA integration Also… B. YoLink Water Leak Detector 4 with 105dB Audio Alarm, Freeze Warning, App Push, Email Alerts and Limited Text - Smart Water Sensor Alarm w/ Alexa, IFTTT - 1/4 Mile Long Range, Hub Required…plus HA integration.

With a grid of gold probes instead of two, and used at an angle to self drain, it could be used as a rain detector. RD's are missing in the great scheme of Zigbee devices. Not sure the cable could be used to detect, maybe you could try it out and let us know.

Great video and well explained! Gonna try some of them and please link the Weather Template Provider video that you did! Thx

ive been using this for a while to get the info from my daughters phone to get high and low alarms for her diabetes and flash the lights and set some underbed LEDs on to different colours at night

What kinds of sensors are certified?

Is IKEA's Air Quality sensor bad? I own two and mainly use them as a Zigbee repeater. I just started Zigbee 2 weeks ago, and if they're not good, I can return them.

Nice device, I really like the cable detection idea. Imagine if the leak doesn't happen exactly where you expect and have positioned the sensor, this way you get another chance to detect it early

Thanks B.T. This looks pretty decent.

This is perfect. I was thinking make something same, two cable system for extenstion. But false alarm create lot of issue. I am living in slovakia with "panel" multi story buildings, where issue of leaking from neighbor is quiet common. Until now all leak sensor was point based. So i use only one in my bucket for aircon output (To prevent driping from balcony)

Finally a solution to detect if there is water in my castle mote 🏰

i don't know if it is just me but i am under the impression that sonoff is losing it. every product that comes out lately i am like "meh... there are better alternatives and also better looking"

I would be cautious using a water leak detector with a fish tank situation. The exposed contacts allow a small amount of power across them. This is very small and may not cause an issue, but fish are very sensitive to this sort of thing.

Will be so handy, thanks