Power loss event?  #121

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1. persandstrom commented on Jul 29, 2020

   

   persandstrom

   on Jul 29, 2020

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   Hi,

   I have not been able to catch notifications. You can view the history with the eventlog command and the power outage should be visible there. This module do not keep any state of your system so it will not be aware that something has changed, you will have to keep track of that in your application.
2. JohNan commented on Jul 30, 2020

   

   JohNan

   on Jul 30, 2020

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   I did try the eventlog but could not find the power loss event. Do you know in what category it might be?
3. krambriw commented on Jul 30, 2020

   

   krambriw

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   I don't think it is registered in the history. I know I had a power loss not long ago when they changed the meter but I cannot find any power loss event in history even if I look 1 year back

   It's a pity they seem not willing to make an open api for notifications so that Verisure could be integrated with home automation more efficient. Having to poll is what we do but kind of stone age. Besides, it loads their servers much more, especially if you start to poll the history frequently
4. persandstrom commented on Jul 30, 2020

   

   persandstrom

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   Is it possible to trigger the power loss event? I tried to unplug the main unit, but did not get any indication. Do I have to wait until the backup battery is depleted?
5. krambriw commented on Jul 30, 2020

   

   krambriw

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   There is a timeout but I think it is several, maybe at least ten minutes
6. persandstrom commented on Aug 13, 2020

   

   persandstrom

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   I did a test and noticed that the power outage is visible in the overview.

   "installationErrorList": [
   {
     "cid": ***,
     "zone": ***,
     "statusType": "ACPWR",
     "state": true,
     "date": ***,
     "name": ***,
     "deviceLabel": ***,
     "deviceType": "GATEWAY1",
     "notificationDeviceType": "GATEWAY",
     "area": ***
   }
   

   When the cable is plugged back in again the item in the installationErrorList is removed again.

   I guess you can use the existence of this error as a "flag".