Yesterday I did a clean up of my HomeGenie disabling things I thought I no longer needed. After this I tested my Panic Alarm and discovered there were a few things required that I had left out. These may have been set by default with the initial install of HomeGenie. Besides the Demo-Toggle Door having to be enabled the Virtual Modules Demo program must also be enabled. As well the Automation.Demo 2 "DoorSensor" need to have the options to "Use as security sensor" and "Also trigger when armed Home" checked. The Automation.Demo 2 "DoorSensor" has to be in the closed condition prior to arming the security widget or you will need to send 2 panic calls

Here's the command to arm the HG security system widget to armed home. curl http://HGAddress/api/HomeAutomation.HomeGenie.Automation/90/Control.ArmHome

If your like me and find the decimal point in the return a bit confusing you can change the line os.system('~/.TRIGGERcmdData/sendresult.sh ' + 'Temp={0:0.1f} Humidity={1:0.1f}'.format(t,h)) to os.system('~/.TRIGGERcmdData/sendresult.sh ' + 'Temp={0:0.0f} Humidity={1:0.0f}'.format(t,h)) if you wish the return to send a Fahrenheit value instead of Celsius you can add the line t = (t* 1.8) + 32 just after the line #Print Temperature and Humidity on Shell window

@russ I've been researching this some what. As my current PC doesn't support Windows 11 (or so it says). There are still some things that need work arounds but hopefully they get worked out for when your 8 gig Pi arrives.

@russ thanks, I removed the deviceType from my json file and had Alexa rediscover and they do still dim. I edited my previous post. It should be noted that using dim turns the device to that value. So if you turn a light on (100%) then say dim 20% it doesn't set the light level to 80 but instead sets the light level to 20. At least that's the way it works for HG.

@russ Interesting idea... make auto billing possible for registered customers etc...

@Russ I think the batch file wrote info to the card, but can't remember for sure. I'm hesitant to repeat the experiment right now because the SSD card is configured and running Raspberry Pi OS. As far as I'm concerned, this is not an active issue for me anymore because I installed it a different way; I should have followed up to let you know. Thank you for looking into it and responding though!

@russ Thanks I'm away for a week or more, I'll have a crack when I get back.

@Wesley-Correa, if you share your computer with another TRIGGERcmd user, all of the commands on that computer are shared. Are you seeing the commands you created in commands.json on the website?