How to use macros in the text of a notification

%1

A verbal description of the triggered logic.

if

    'Onboard Temperature' (id=201001) in state 'high alarm';

and    'Onboard Voltage DC' (id=203001) in state 'high alarm';

then

    'Power-1' (id=304001) changes to state 'on' immediately, once;

    'Simple_Mail' (id=601001) changes to state 'on' immediately, once;

%2

The state of the logic scheme elements included in the IF conditions, at the time when the logic is triggered.

'Onboard Temperature' (id=201001) in state 'high alarm';

'Onboard Voltage DC' (id=203001) in state 'high alarm';

%3

Trigger time of the logic scheme.

11:32:28 2017/06/13

%4

Name of the logic scheme.

'Logic_Temp_01'

%5

The name of the sensor, the change in the state of which led to the activation of the logic. Here is displayed the name of the sensor, from which the logic is triggered.

'Onboard Temperature'

%6

The state of the sensor that triggered the logic scheme.

'high alarm'

%7

The sensor value or its logic level at the time of the triggering of the logic scheme.

'27.60'

%8

The ID of the sensor that triggered the logic scheme.

'201001'

%9

Units of measurement, if the sensor has such a parameter.

°C

%A

The sensor value or its logic level at the time of the triggering of the logic scheme. No quotation marks.

27.60

%5{id}

The name of the sensor with the given id.

%5{201999} will give the sensor name: 'Onboard Temperature'

%6{id}

Status of the sensor with the given id.

%6{201999} will issue a sensor state: 'normal'

%7{id}

The measured value of the sensor with the given id.

%7{201999} will give the sensor value: '26.50'

%9{id}

Units of measurement, if the sensor has such a parameter.

%9{201999} will give the string: °C

%A{id}

The measured value of the sensor with the given id without quotation marks.

%A{201999} will give the sensor value: 26.50

%1

if

    module 'Autodetect' (id=2021) in state 'alarm';

then

    'Power-1' (id=304001) changes to state 'on' immediately, once;

    'Power-2' (id=304002) changes to state 'off' immediately, once;

    'Simple_Mail' (id=601001) changes to state 'on' immediately, once;

Verbal description of the triggered logic. When the 'Autodetect' module is switched to the 'alarm' state, the 'Power-1' relay is turned on immediately (and once, without repeats), the 'Power-2' relay is turned off and the 'Simple_Mail' notification is sent. The module goes into the 'alarm' state if at least one of its elements is in the 'alarm' state.

%2

module 'Autodetect' (id=2021) in state 'alarm';

The state of the elements of the logic scheme included in the IF conditions at the time when the is triggered. The module that triggered the logic and its state are described.

%3

16:14:41 2017/06/13

The response time of the logic scheme.

%4

'Logic_Analog_Sensors'

The name of the logical scheme.

%5

'Autodetect'

The name of the sensor (module), the change in the state of which led to the activation of the logic scheme.

%6

'alarm'

The state of the sensor (module) that initiated the triggering of the logic scheme.

%7

%A

'not supported'

Measured sensor value or its logic level at the time when the logic is triggered. The module does not have this field, so 'not supported' is displayed here.

%8

'107002'

The id of the sensor that triggered the logic scheme. Here is the sensor ID, which is contained in the module and which caused the module to operate, is indicated. In this case, it is a water leakage sensor. Using this macro as a parameter allows you to determine the sensor that has worked inside the module.

%5{%8}

'Analog-2-WATER'

The name of the sensor by ID. We request it by the id of the sensor from which the module is triggered.

%6{%8}

'alarm'

Sensor status by id. We request it by the id of the sensor from which the module is triggered.

%7{%8}

%A{%8}

'1'

1

The sensor value by id. We request it by the id of the sensor from which the module triggered.

%5{201002}

'Analog-1-TEMPERATURE'

The name of the sensor by ID. We request one of the arbitrary sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor.

%6{201002}

'high warning'

Sensor status by id. We request one of the arbitrary sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor.

%7{201002}

%A{201002}

'28.50'

28.50

The value of the sensor by ID. We request one of the arbitrary sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor.

%1

do not use this macro for group notifications

Because the logic is not used here, then this macro does not make sense.

%2

do not use this macro for group notifications

Because the logic is not used here, then this macro does not make sense.

%3

16:14:41 2017/06/13

The response time corresponds to the moment of transition of the group to the observed state.

%4

'Group_Temperature_Only'

Group name.

%5

'vt470-0192-temperature'

The name of the sensor (or module) that initiated the state change. Changing the state of this sensor has led to a change in the state of the group and sending a notification.

%6

'high alarm'

The state of the sensor (or module) that initiated the state change.

%7

%A

'27.30'

27.30

The value is measured by the sensor or its logical level at the time of operation.

%8

'201003'

The identifier of the sensor that initiated the state change. Here, it is the sensor identifier that is indicated, a change in the state of which led to a change in the group state and sending a notification.

%5{%8}

'vt470-0192-temperature'

Sensor name by ID. We are requesting the sensor ID from which the group notification worked. In this case, the macro is similar to %5.

%6{%8}

'high alarm'

Sensor state by ID. We are requesting the sensor ID from which the group notification worked. In this case, the macro is similar to %6.

%7{%8}

%A{%8}

'27.30'

27.30

Sensor value by ID. We are requesting the sensor ID from which the group notification worked. In this case, the macro is similar to %7.

%5{201002}

'Analog-1-TEMPERATURE'

Sensor name by ID. We request one of any sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor. The macro allows for example to display the data of any sensors of the group.

%6{201002}

'high warning'

Sensor state by ID. We request one of any sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor. The macro allows for example to display the data of any sensors of the group.

%7{201002}

%A{201002}

'28.50'

28.50

Sensor value by ID. We request one of any sensors, in this case, it is a temperature sensor. The macro allows for example to display the data of any sensors of the group.