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How to find digital sensor data from the Room Alert using PowerShell
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# Digital sensor data | |
# The examples below use a Room Alert 3E with firmware v2.0.0 and Powershell v5 | |
$result = Invoke-RestMethod -URI 'http://10.0.0.1/getData.json' | |
# To find the sensor named 'Internal Sensor' | |
$result.sensor|where{$_.label -eq 'Internal Sensor'} | |
# Prints out the following to the console: | |
# label : Internal Sensor | |
# tempf : 76.65 | |
# tempc : 24.81 | |
# highf : 76.87 | |
# highc : 24.93 | |
# lowf : 72.37 | |
# lowc : 22.43 | |
# alarm : 4 | |
# type : 16 | |
# enabled : 1 | |
# Find all enabled sensors | |
$result.sensor |where{$_.enabled -eq 1} | |
# Prints out all of the enabled sensor data to the console much like the command above except there may be multiple sensors | |
# Find all enabled temperature sensors and print out the current temperature, high and low all in Celcius | |
$result.sensor |where{$_.enabled -eq 1 -and $_.type -eq 16}|select-object -Property label,tempc,highc,lowc | |
# Prints out the following to the console: | |
# label tempc highc lowc | |
# ----- ----- ----- ---- | |
# Internal Sensor 24.81 24.93 22.43 | |
# Ext Sensor 1 25.06 25.18 23.56 |
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