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Triggers (If this)
OpenedThis trigger fires when the gate complete opened
Any new photoThis Trigger fires every time a new photo is taken on your Android device.- OpeningThis trigger fires when the gate start opening
- New screenshotThis Trigger fires every time a new screenshot is taken on your Android device.
- ClosedThis trigger fires when the gate complete closed
- New photo taken in areaThis Trigger fires every time a new photo is taken on your Android device in an area you specify.
- ClosingThis trigger fires when the gate start closing
- ChowHub Sensor 1This trigger fires when ChowHub sensor 1 triggered
- ChowHub Sensor 2This trigger fires when ChowHub sensor 2 triggered
- ChowHub Sensor 3This trigger fires when ChowHub sensor 3 triggered
- OvercurrentThis trigger fires when the gate stopped by overcurrent protection
- PhotocellThis trigger fires when the gate stopped by safety device activated
- Hall Sensor AbnormalThis trigger fires when the gate motor hall sensor broken
- ChowHub Sensor 4This trigger fires when ChowHub sensor 4 triggered
Queries (With)
Actions (Then that)
- OpenThis action will help you to open the gate.
- ChowHub4This action will help you to trigger Chow Hub 4
- CloseThis action will help you to close the gate
- ChowHub1This action will help you to trigger Chow Hub 1
- ChowHub2This action will help you to trigger Chow Hub 2
- ChowHub3This action will help you to trigger Chow Hub 3
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