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Michael Regan MichaelRegan
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| "id": "8010f8b5ca20e5d0", | |
| "type": "server-events", | |
| "z": "dbd481c218290a8b", | |
| "name": "Hue Dimmer", | |
| "server": "e68696af.23b7f8", | |
| "version": 3, | |
| "exposeAsEntityConfig": "", | |
| "eventType": "zha_event", |
MichaelRegan
/ occupancy-response-sml001.yaml
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— forked from WizBangCrash/occupancy-response-sml001.yaml
Occupancy Blueprint for Philips Hue SML001 motion sensor
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| # | |
| # Blueprint to control a light (or lights) using a Philips Hue SML001 | |
| # motion sensor connected to Home Assistant via ZHA | |
| # | |
| # Home Assitant configures the sensor to be an Occupancy Sensor at boot, | |
| # setting the Occupied to Unoccipied time and sensitivity of the sensor. | |
| # I used to use HA timers to do this, but Blueprint is now much more simple :-) | |
| # | |
| # Additionally the sensor can be disabled using a oneof two entities. | |
| # I usually link this to a TV state, as I do not want my lights going on & off |
MichaelRegan
/ keybase.md
Created
January 12, 2019 00:50