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Triggers (If this)
Thermostat set to HeatThis trigger fires every time the thermostat is set to heat.- Keyword alertAlerts you when the Boondock Echo detects a monitored keyword in the audio recordings.
- Thermostat set to AwayThis trigger fires every time the thermostat is set to away.
- Message alertAlerts you when the Boondock Echo records an audio message.
- Temperature rises aboveThis trigger fires when the temperature rises above a set threshold
- Temperature falls belowThis trigger fires when the temperature falls below a set threshold
- When thermostat goes offlineThis trigger fires when a thermostat goes offline
- When thermostat comes onlineThis trigger fires when the thermostat comes online
Queries (With)
Actions (Then that)
- Set temperatureThis action will set the thermostat temperature
- Transmit audioThis action will transmit the audio through the radio connected to Boondock Echo. Use a web URL to a wav or mp3 file.
- Set thermostat modeThis action will set the thermostat mode.
- Play audioThis action will play an audio file on a Boondock Echo device. Use a web URL to a wav or mp3 file.
- Set group modeThis action will set a thermostat group mode
- Play textThis action will convert provided text to audio, and play the audio on Boondock Echo.
- Set schedule modeThis action will set the schedule mode for the thermostat
- Transmit textThis action will convert text to audio, and transmit the audio through the radio connected to Boondock Echo.
- Increase setpoint temperatureThis action will increase the setpoint temperature
- Restart Boondock EchoThis action will restart your Boondock Echo device.
- Decrease setpoint temperatureThis action will decrease the setpoint temperature
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