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Done! Note that all the zones defined in config.json will be loaded 10 seconds after the SmartApp is configured and all the devices should show up under your Things. Smart Home Monitor: OPTIONAL integration with SmartThings Smart Home Monitor. Security Panel: OPTIONAL as this can also be set in config.json. Envisalink Vista TPI: OPTIONAL as this can also be set in config.json. SmartThings Node Proxy: REQUIRED to connect to the SmartThings Node Proxy. In your mobile app, tap the "Marketplace", go to "My Apps" in "SmartApps" tab, set up the "Honeywell Security SmartApp":. Check the "Publish" checkbox in the bottom right hand corner. You should see the SmartApp in the "New (only in GitHub)" section. You should see the device types in the "New (only in GitHub)" section. This can be done in either the "My Device Handlers" or "My SmartApps" sections Add a new repository with user redloro, repository smartthings, and branch master. #Smartthings app uninstall manual#
Note that if you do not have a GitHub account or are not familiar with GitHub, the manual method of installation is recommended. If you have not set up the GitHub integration yet or do not know about it, take a look at the SmartThings documentation here. Installation SmartThings IDE GitHub Integration SmartThings Hub SmartThings Node Proxy Envisalink plugin Envisalink Vista TPI module Honeywell / Ademco Vista panel
Restart the SmartThings Node Proxy service using the included script:. Verify that Envisalink EVL is correctly configured and functional with EyezOn. #Smartthings app uninstall code#
"securit圜ode": "1234", // OPTIONAL (can be set via SmartApp): Security code to arm/disarm the panel
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"password": "user", // OPTIONAL (can be set via SmartApp): Envisalink password - default is user "port": "4025", // OPTIONAL (can be set via SmartApp): Envisalink port - default is 4025 "address": "192.168.1.11", // OPTIONAL (can be set via SmartApp): Address of Envisalink Vista TPI module SmartThings Node Proxy plugin to connect over local lan to a Honeywell / Ademco Vista 20p alarm panel. It is the responsibility of the corresponding SmartThings app/device to process the notification.
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The plugin can call the notify() method to post data back to the SmartThings Hub whenever an update or change of state is required.
The notify() method is exposed to a plugin by the SmartThings Node Proxy, to be used for this purpose.
Callback / NotificationsĪ plugin can post data to the SmartThings Hub asynchronously via an HTTP NOTIFY.
plugins folder.Ĭonfiguration data for the plugins is also stored in the config.json configuration file.
To exclude a plugin, remove it from the. plugins folder will be automatically loaded by the SmartThings Node Proxy. The notify host address and port will be saved to the config file. This will usually be set to the SmartThings Hub IP and port. ConfigĬalled by the SmartThings app/device to set the callback/notify host address and port. Plugin support is available, allowing you to extend the functionality of the service. This also allows you to setup local LAN communication between devices and forego the SmartThings cloud service for callbacks using OAUTH. This allows you to connect apps and devices to things asynchronously and not require refresh or polling from SmartThings to obtain status. The service accepts inbound HTTP calls from your SmartThings apps and devices and is setup to support HTTP NOTIFY callbacks to SmartThings. Extended the service to connect to a Honeywell Ademco alarm system via Envisalink TPI all on local LAN. Built the service as I needed to connect to a Russound multi-zone controller/amplifier via RS-232 and this seemed the easiest. Node JS proxy service for connecting SmartThings apps and devices via local LAN to anything. Repository for all things related to SmartThings.
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