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Different Protocols being Sent from the Trigger
Now, for the Send commands. Once you have setup your Receive triggers, then the user can
determine what action will occur for that trigger. The following is the list of all the actions that
can occur:
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Send an Email
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Send an ESI RQ command
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Send a UPB Direct Command
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Send a UPB Link Command
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Send a Zwave Command
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Send a Raw Command
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Change the RUC’s operating Mode to Home
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Change the RUC’s operating Mode to Vacation
Notice that many of the Send Commands allow you to add a delay – the amount of time to
delay before sending the command after the Receive trigger is received. The maximum amount
of delay time available is 17 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds.
To Send an Email, the user must enter the To address, enter a subject line, and enter the body
of the email. All three of these fields are limited to 40 characters each. If you try to enter more
characters, the entry will be truncated and only the first 40 characters will be submitted. The
image below shows an Email entry for a Send Command:
Note that the Send Email type is not available for Schedule or Button Triggers.
To Send an ESI RQ command, enter in the command into the text box as shown below. The
start and terminating characters are automatically added to the command, so it is not
necessary to add them from the keyboard.
Setting up to Send a UPB Direct Command is very similar to setting up a UPB Direct Command
for the Receive trigger. Either enter the serial string from the UPB command wizard, or enter
the NID, DID, and command. The following is an example of setting up to Send a UPB Direct