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Can you post a screenshot of what it's sending, and a shot of your EmailAlm programming?Mine is on auto and just sent me this?
It said alarm off. I have it on auto.Can you post a screenshot of what it's sending, and a shot of your EmailAlm programming?
One of your optical sensors or leak sensor might be rapidly toggling on and off so quickly that the Apex doesn't have time to send the initial Alarm On message which would include the description of the device causing it before it sends the Alarm Off message. Add this line to your EmailAlm program to force the alarm to stay active long enough to send the Alarm On notification:It said alarm off. I have it on auto.
It’s still doing it.One of your optical sensors or leak sensor might be rapidly toggling on and off so quickly that the Apex doesn't have time to send the initial Alarm On message which would include the description of the device causing it before it sends the Alarm Off message. Add this line to your EmailAlm program to force the alarm to stay active long enough to send the Alarm On notification:
Min Time 000:30 Then ON
Once you identify the source of the problem, you can investigate to see if it needs cleaning or some other issue.
What does your Alarm Log show now after adding the Min Time delay?Anyone?
My email is set to auto. It just says alarm off over and over.Wait, I just went back and looked at your initial screenshot. Since the "Alarm Off" is reported exactly once per hour, that means you likely have your EmailAlm output slider set to "ON" when it should be set to "AUTO". It ignores the programming unless it's set to AUTO.
What does it show for the current status above the EmailAlm output slider on your dashboard? Example:My email is set to auto. It just says alarm off over and over.
This is the current status. I put a paper towel under the leak sensor and so far that’s stopped it.What does it show for the current status above the EmailAlm output slider on your dashboard? Example:
Where would you put this on the program?One of your optical sensors or leak sensor might be rapidly toggling on and off so quickly that the Apex doesn't have time to send the initial Alarm On message which would include the description of the device causing it before it sends the Alarm Off message. Add this line to your EmailAlm program to force the alarm to stay active long enough to send the Alarm On notification:
Min Time 000:30 Then ON
Once you identify the source of the problem, you can investigate to see if it needs cleaning or some other issue.