Great Idea.
I don't understand the request. If your device reports the data, you should already be able to see it.
True, the GT06 protocol, for example, says whether or not the device is locked, but some of this information, in moments appear and then disappear, is there any reason?
It means that your device doesn't send that information in every message. You can use attributes copying to fix it on the server side.
An example would be the blocked attribute, how would you configure it? Including the attribute for each device? In device attributes, there is an option to copy attributes, would that be? And what would I put in value?
Would it basically conform to the image?
What would conform to the image?
The setting for: "You can use attributes copying to fix it on the server side."
Are you asking if that's the way you configure it? Yes, that's one of the ways, assuming that you are settings the attribute on the device.
I did the setup, but it keeps showing and disappears with the value. Do you have any other way to configure it?
There is no other way. You also need to enable attribute copying in the config. Please read documentation.
Check the configuration, it was really missing the "blocked" option, among other options, it was like this now:
<entry key='processing.copyAttributes'>power,ignition,battery,blocked,battery level,alarm,status,motion,armed</entry>
<entry key='processing.copyAttributes.enable'>true</entry>
is correct?
Please check everything yourself several times before asking questions. You are abusing my willingness to help.
Hi, Anton.
I know someone should probably have already discussed this but would like to reinforce and know if you have in mind, or have already designed, the inclusion of status indicators such as:
ignition: on / off
device locked: yes / no
Mainly about being blocked, because when sending the command, we know that the system executed the command, but we do not know if the device received this command, and through this status, we can know and be sure that the device actually blocked or not.