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Triggered status is not shown without the "include_memory_feature" option #9
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Reverted for now. I'll do some additional testings and if everything works as expected it will be included again in the next release. |
Hi @RyuzakiKK , |
Hey, unfortunately this change fell through the cracks. The next steps should be to restore the changes that have been reverted, manual test to ensure they actually work reliably and finally move to asyncio because we can't use |
Ok @RyuzakiKK I'll try to do my best in order to implement a PR |
Thanks a lot for working on it. This weekend I should be able to look into your PR. |
In the meantime I'm modifying the integration code to create, in addition to the alarm panel, also a sensor that provides the name of the alarmed zone. |
@bigmoby Would you be able to create the various sensors for each zone in the alarm? (somewhat as requested here by another user). |
Hi @andker87 , |
If you call
get_status()
without settinginclude_memory_feature
toTrue
, you can never receive the triggered status.The concept of
include_memory_feature
should be removed because that is the only way to notice when the alarm has been triggered.(I should be able to do that in the next days, I opened this issue to not forget)
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