Hi,
Sorry I wasn’t clear enough in my previous message.
What I meant was that when I manually force the siren ON or OFF using the slider button in the app, the siren activates with voice prompts and deactivates correctly every time. So that is no problem.
However, I only received a notification the first time I tested this. Perhaps this is because the alarm silence mode is active, preventing further notifications.
In any case, it’s just a minor detail and not a critical issue.
Suggestions (if possible to implement):
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Add Flow cards “Siren ON” and “Siren OFF” directly under the device itself, just like the other Flow cards. Currently these are only accessible under the app section, not the device. Maybe the idea with the “Siren” Flow cards is to control all sirens at once, instead of just one smoke detector?
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Add a notification for “Device disconnected” and “Critical low battery” by polling the device status regularly and sending a notification when necessary.
(This might already be handled automatically by Homey, but I’m not sure.) -
Display all available Flow cards on the App Store page, the following Flow cards seem to be missing from the App Store page:
*When battery is greater than / less than
*When temperature is greater than / less than
*When humidity is greater than / less than
*When Smoke Alarm is OFF
*When Sabotage Alarm is OFF
These Flow cards are available for the device but not shown on the app page, so it would be helpful to list them for users to better understand what’s supported. -
Add a confirmation prompt before manually activating the siren via the app.
For example, if a user wants to check the battery status and taps the device icon to open the status page, they might accidentally hit the button that triggers the siren, possibly without even realizing it.
A simple “Are you sure?” confirmation message would help prevent accidental loud siren activations.
As for issues, I haven’t really encountered any because everything works well so far! These are just suggestions for improvements.
I also checked the device icon and noticed it wasn’t properly centered, so I’ve fixed that now. It should now be aligned correctly and according to the guidelines.
