LED Mini-Dashboard

This application allows easy linking of Hubitat device, variables and HSM states to LEDs of your Inovelli Blue Series Zigbee switches and Inovelli Red Series Z-Wave switches.

Special thanks to Mattias Fornander (@mfornander). This driver was inspired by his original implementation.

Overview

You can link states such as contact sensors open/closed, motion sensors active/inactive, locks locked/unlocked and more to LEDs of various colors on your switch with various effects and for specified durations.

Mini-Dashboards can share an LED by using priority levels allowing, for example, the same LED to show yellow if a door is unlocked, red if locked and blink if the alarm has been tripped.

Application Details

• You can create multiple LED Mini-Dashboard apps to organize your dashboards if needed
• Each LED Mini-Dashboard app may have one or more LED mini-dashboard topics
• Using the same switches across multiple dashboards and managers is supported
• Each mini-dashboard provides a drop down to choose the type of notification device (you can have as many of that type of device but you cannot mix drivers in a single mini-dashboard)
• Each mini-dashboard may be paused and resumed using the button next to the name field
• Each mini-dashboard may have any number of conditions defined with each condition being assigned a priority from 1 - 9
• Conditions with a higher priority number (e.g. 9) are prioritized over a conditions with lower numbers (e.g. 1)
• Each condition has the following settings:
  1. LED Number: Select a specific LED, 'All' or 'Notification' depending on the device driver or use a Hub variable
  2. LED Effect: Select a specific effect or use a Hub variable
  3. LED Color: Select a specific color or use a Hub variable
  4. Duration: Use Infinite to leave the effect running or select the time unit (Hours, Minutes or Seconds) and enter the numeric value
  5. Level: Set the brightness level for the LED effect
• One of more condition rules can be defined using the select dropdown:
  1. When using multiple condition rules, you can select to match on Any or All
  2. When selecting multiple devices you can also select to match on Any or All devices
  3. You can select a Hub variable and a matching value to trigger on
  4. You can also trigger based on Hubitat Safety Monitor events (armed/intrusion etc.)
  5. You can select a custom attribute to match on

Activation

• The application will subscribe to all the devices, variables and HSM as needed when the Done button is selected
• When an event is received all the conditions will be evaluated for changes and any conflicts resolved based on priority (if a conflict happens between the same priority level the result is undefined)
• Conditions using All LEDs will take priority over those using individual LEDs
• The application tracks each LED on each switch if the driver supports it (by subscribing to the switch ledEffect events) and attempts to send only changes in order to minimize the traffic