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WebUI: Provide functionality to prevent service messages for certain devices. #222
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Same here: is a perfect idea for e.g. garden eqipment removed in Winter. I have been advised by EQ-3 to remove the devices from the CCU temporarily and teach again when used again, but decided to waste an outlet in my cellar to connect it as dummy. |
I also would like to see this! |
+1 Gute Idee! Habe eigentlich immer ein Gerät was gerade inaktiv ist. |
+1 super Idee, finde ich eine tolle Funktion, die ich sehr gut nutzen könnte. |
+1 Warum auch immer diese Funktion nicht von Anfang an enthalten ist? Sollte natürlich sofort umgesetzt werden! |
ja bitte! |
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+1 Super Idee. Gerade für Ersatz-Geräte oder auch der Steckdosen-Aktor für die Weihnachtsbeleuchtung, oder Heizungs-Umwälzpumpen, welche über den Sommer "offline" sind oder oder oder... |
each device. Now a user can disable any service message generation by unchecking a "service messages" checkbox in the device configuration dialog. This will result in service messages to be hided for this particular device until the checkbox is selected again. This refs #222 and finally implements a possibility to silence selected devices which are currently not used (e.g. during certain seasons).
voila, finally had the time to work out a solution for this long standing issue in being able to disable service messages for an individual device. With the next RaspberryMatic update a user can disable service message for each device and thus silent a device over a certain season. |
This is great, the winter is coming and I have a lot of devices in the garden which I need to power down. Thanks! |
@FraatRamski That's why I have implemented it for myself and share it with you guys :) Note, however, that this will silence ALL service messages including Sabotage, LOWBAT, etc. Apart from that anything else still continues to work (e.g. RSSI display, Status display in Einstellungen->Geräte, etc.). |
Where can we find this feature in the actual release? |
@picoflops In each device settings dialog there is a "Servicemeldungen" checkbox which you can uncheck to let the WebUI ignore any service message for this particular device. And BTW: This is NO support/discussion fora but a bug/issue tracker! So please use the homematic-forum.de in future to ask such questions, please! |
If devices are temporarily not required it would be a good idea to be able to select these devices as "inactive" so that service messages are completely suppressed for these devices. Otherwise service and alarm messages are being issued for these "on-hold" devices.
This would probably require changes to ReGaHss as well as the WebUI.
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