Doorbell - Revision history

Foxi352: Added examples and corrected some small errors

2013-04-21T08:37:36Z

Added examples and corrected some small errors

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	==Using a switch==		==Using a switch as doorbell button==
	* Setup a switch in the security sensors. Use type Doorbell (DT #~~1623~~).		* Setup a switch in the security sensors. Use type Doorbell (DT #1624).
	* ~~Done~~.		* Go to Security / Active Sensors and change "Do Nothing" to "Doorbell" for the different housemodes you want the doorbell to ring. Also check the "N" column.

	== Do something when the door bell rings ==		==Do something when the door bell rings==
	The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell.		The "Respond to event" is "Someone rang the doorbell".
	* Specify PK_Device as the EventParameter, and select the previously created device from the drop down.		* Specify PK_Device as the EventParameter, and select the previously created device from the drop down.
			===Example: Ring a phone===
			* Add command using "Advanced Wizard"
			* Select Device "Telecom Plug-In"
			* Choose commande "Make Call"
			* Set Extension of phone you want to ring, and add the PK_Device ID of that same phone into the PK_Device_To field
			* Set a PK_Device ID of the device you want to originate the call from into PK_Device_From field. ATTENTION: That device must exist and be registered in asterisk, so that means it must be online. You can use the same device in the "From" field as you set into the "To" field. So basically the phone will ring itself on a doorbell event :-)
			* Set your user id in the PK_From field. Not sure what that is used for but it does not harm.
			===Example: Play media===
			* Add command using "Advanced Wizard"
			* Select Device "Media Plug-In"
			* Choose commande "MH Play Media"
			* Browse for a media file using the "Filename" dialog
			* Set the PK_Entertain_Area to the room you want the media to be played in. To get a list of your Entertain Areas you can use the following command from your core's command line:
			mysql -e "SELECT PK_EntertainArea,Description FROM EntertainArea" pluto_main
			* Set the repeat to -1 to not loop the Doorbell ring sound
			* Feel free to play with the other parameters, but you really only need these ones.

			=The following information CAN NOT be verified at the moment [[User:Posde\|posde]]=
	==LinuxMCE DoorBell==		==LinuxMCE DoorBell==
	Part of LinuxMCE's capabilities include the ability to setup a doorbell that connects to the system and can provide you with many extended features such as:		Part of LinuxMCE's capabilities include the ability to setup a doorbell that connects to the system and can provide you with many extended features such as:

Mcefan at 22:15, 19 October 2012

2012-10-19T22:15:49Z

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Marie.o at 13:45, 9 October 2012

2012-10-09T13:45:22Z

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	::*Picture: Adding a camera in the area of the doorbell should initiate LinuxMCE adding a picture of the door		::*Picture: Adding a camera in the area of the doorbell should initiate LinuxMCE adding a picture of the door
	::*Depending on the device, other features such as remote unlocking can be added.		::*Depending on the device, other features such as remote unlocking can be added.
			== Note ==
			Every device that has an EK_AlertType of 6 emits the doorbell event.

Marie.o: /* Do something when the door bell rings */

2012-10-09T13:44:36Z

Do something when the door bell rings

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	== Do something when the door bell rings ==		== Do something when the door bell rings ==
	The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell. ~~After adding all the commands that need to happen, you MUST make an important change:~~		The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell.
	* Go into Respond To Event		* Specify PK_Device as the EventParameter, and select the previously created device from the drop down.
	* ~~Click on Advanced for the criteri just created~~
	* Edit criteria.
	* Change PK_Device to PK_EventParamter, select PK_Device as the EventParameter and select the ~~corresponding~~ device ~~for~~ the ~~PK_Device here, so that in the End you have one line that says~~

	~~PK_EventParameter EventParameter: PK_Device = device-sends-the-ring-event~~

	==LinuxMCE DoorBell==		==LinuxMCE DoorBell==

Marie.o: /* Using a switch */

2012-10-09T13:43:17Z

Using a switch

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	==Using a switch==		==Using a switch==
	* Setup a switch in the security sensors. Use type ~~Door.~~		* Setup a switch in the security sensors. Use type Doorbell (DT #1623).
	* Go to Active Sensors and mark the newly added sensor as Doorbell.
	* Done.		* Done.

Marie.o: /* Do something when the door bell rings */

2012-10-09T08:37:13Z

Do something when the door bell rings

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	== Do something when the door bell rings ==		== Do something when the door bell rings ==
	The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell. After adding all the commands that need to happen, you MUST make an important change:		The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell. After adding all the commands that need to happen, you MUST make an important change:
	* Go into Respond To Event - Click on Advanced for the ~~criteria you~~ just created~~, and~~ Edit criteria. Change PK_Device to PK_EventParamter ~~and~~ select PK_Device as the EventParameter and select the corresponding device for the PK_Device here, so that in the End you have one line that says		* Go into Respond To Event
			* Click on Advanced for the criteri just created
			* Edit criteria.
			* Change PK_Device to PK_EventParamter, select PK_Device as the EventParameter and select the corresponding device for the PK_Device here, so that in the End you have one line that says

	PK_EventParameter EventParameter: PK_Device = device-sends-the-ring-event		PK_EventParameter EventParameter: PK_Device = device-sends-the-ring-event

Marie.o: Added important note on how to setup the doorbell correct

2012-10-09T08:36:35Z

Added important note on how to setup the doorbell correct

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	== Do something when the door bell rings ==		== Do something when the door bell rings ==
	~~At the moment~~ the doorbell ~~event does NOT work~~. ~~However~~, ~~a sensor tripped event does work~~. ~~Set tripped~~ = ~~1, and leave~~ the ~~time constraint empty.~~		The "Respond to event" is Someone rang the doorbell. After adding all the commands that need to happen, you MUST make an important change:
			* Go into Respond To Event - Click on Advanced for the criteria you just created, and Edit criteria. Change PK_Device to PK_EventParamter and select PK_Device as the EventParameter and select the corresponding device for the PK_Device here, so that in the End you have one line that says

			PK_EventParameter EventParameter: PK_Device = device-sends-the-ring-event

	==LinuxMCE DoorBell==		==LinuxMCE DoorBell==

Marie.o: Added note about sensor tripped

2011-08-28T13:35:34Z

Added note about sensor tripped

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	* Go to Active Sensors and mark the newly added sensor as Doorbell.		* Go to Active Sensors and mark the newly added sensor as Doorbell.
	* Done.		* Done.

			== Do something when the door bell rings ==
			At the moment the doorbell event does NOT work. However, a sensor tripped event does work. Set tripped = 1, and leave the time constraint empty.

	==LinuxMCE DoorBell==		==LinuxMCE DoorBell==

Marie.o: small note on how to setup a switch as a doorbell

2011-06-28T09:19:16Z

small note on how to setup a switch as a doorbell

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	The following information CAN NOT be verified at the moment [[User:Posde\|posde]]		The following information CAN NOT be verified at the moment [[User:Posde\|posde]]

			==Using a switch==
			* Setup a switch in the security sensors. Use type Door.
			* Go to Active Sensors and mark the newly added sensor as Doorbell.
			* Done.

	==LinuxMCE DoorBell==		==LinuxMCE DoorBell==

Marie.o: /* Adding A Doorbell */

2011-04-25T14:58:37Z

Adding A Doorbell

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	===Adding A Doorbell===		===Adding A Doorbell===
	:This functionality can be achieved by:		:This functionality can be achieved by:
	::*Obtaining a compatible door-phone and registering it with LinuxMCE as extension '''~~996~~'''. Compatible means:		::*Obtaining a compatible door-phone and registering it with LinuxMCE as extension '''994'''. Compatible means:
	::**A IP-phone door-phone capable of registering with LinuxMCE.		::**A IP-phone door-phone capable of registering with LinuxMCE.
	::**An analog door-phone system that can be connected to an analog telephone adapter that can register with LinuxMCE.		::**An analog door-phone system that can be connected to an analog telephone adapter that can register with LinuxMCE.