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Sensor option 'arm after closing' has no effect #901
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I use this feature on a daily basis in my own house, it definitely works for me. |
Hi @nielsfaber I reported the issue, as it seems that this specific combination of not configuring My reasoning not to |
This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 7 days |
I still think it's a bug |
The reported issue is not clear to me. Claim is made (the title states) that the function 'arm after closing' does not work.
I disagree on this, see video of a working example: Regarding the steps to reproduce
Sensor was bypassed in step 1+2 (assuming the door was open in step 2). Result of step 4 is to be expected. Bypassed sensors have no response. These steps/observations are also different and unrelated to what is claimed initially. Is the bug about 'arm after closing' not working or about a bypassed sensor not triggering the alarm? I would like to ask you to update your report, clearly stating the issue, preferably with a proof (for example by video) and reproduction steps. |
Hi Niels, You mentioned:
So I take that I probably don't fully grasp the concepts, and there is also no restriction in the configuration UI safeguarding me from selecting unintended combinations. So maybe it is more clear if I try to explain my use case: I don't want to enable But once they are bypassed, it would be nice to re-arm these sensors when closed. That is why I enabled the option I now understand that If that is the case, it is indeed not a bug, and my use case would be a new feature. But I believe the UI can guide the novice user a little better with these options. Just some extra text to explain or more fancy gray out |
Allow_open_initially is intended for windows. The arm_on_close feature is intended for doors. It should not be combined with bypassing or the allow_open_initially function, since they are contradictive. I believe that if you set the sensor type correctly, the options that are not suitable will become hidden. |
Now I finally understand the options. Do you want to keep this issue open to add some more guidance in the UI? I now understand and it is working as intended. This explanation would have helped me a lot |
This issue is stale because it has been open 30 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 7 days |
Alarmo Version
V1.9.14
HA Version
2024.2.4
Bug description
Thanks for this great integration!
I found this advanced sensor option:
when I select the option
arm after closing
it seems to have no effect. Alarm won’t trigger when it was closed and then opened after armingSteps to reproduce
“Bypass automatically” is off (not tried while on)
“Arm after closing” is on
“Allow open initially” is off
1: In the card I check the option “bypass open sensors” ( 3dots menu)
2: Then I arm the alarm
3: close the bypassed door sensor
4: open the door —> no alarm triggered!!!
Relevant log output
No response
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