Receive an email whenever an M2X Device's Trigger is fired
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- Send a command to an M2X Device 5
Useful AT&T M2X and Total Connect 2.0 integrations
Triggers (If this)
- New device locationThis Trigger fires every time the location of a device is updated.
Total Connect security panel arming mode has changedThis trigger fires when my Total Connect security panel has been armed or disarmed.- New datapointThis Trigger fires every time a new datapoint is written to a device.
- Total Connect security panel alarm detectedThis trigger fires when my Total Connect security panel receives an alarm
- Trigger firedThis Trigger fires every time a M2X trigger has been fired.
Queries (With)
- History of trigger firedThis query returns a list of when a M2X trigger has been fired.
- History of Total Connect security panel alarm detectionsThis query returns a list of when my Total Connect security panel received an alarm
- History of device locationsThis query returns a list of every time the location of a device is updated.
- History of Total Connect security panel arming mode has changedThis query returns a list of when my Total Connect security panel was been armed or disarmed.
- History of datapointsThis query returns a list of every time a new datapoint is written to a device.
Actions (Then that)
- Write datapointThis Action will write a new datapoint to a specific device.
- Arm my Honeywell Total Connect security panelThis action will arm your Honeywell Total Connect security system to Stay or Away mode.
- Update device locationThis Action will update the location of a specific device.
- Run a Smart Scene in my Total Connect security panelThis action will run a Smart Scene in your Honeywell Total Connect security panel.
- Send command to deviceThis Action will send a command to a specific device.
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