Star Code Profile for custom DND

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OsloJohn:
Happy user of 110 for over a year but want to customize.  Specifically, change Code17 to something like:

*78, Do Not Disturb, set($Dnd,1), XXXX, set($Dnd,0)

where XXXX is a delay of say 5 hours better yet a value of system time (0700 as an example). 

Problem is finding information on XXXX.  No luck finding a system time command or timer beyond S1 to S9 in digit map section.   

Any suggestions?  Thanks. 

QBZappy:
OsloJohn,

I'm trying to follow you. Where did you get the info that you displayed?

BTW first thing that comes to mind would be to put a number representing the number of seconds in a 5 hour period.

Quote from: OsloJohn on September 04, 2012, 10:07:51 am

*78, Do Not Disturb, set($Dnd,1), XXXX, set($Dnd,0)

where XXXX is a delay of say 5 hours better yet a value of system time (0700 as an example). 

Problem is finding information on XXXX.  No luck finding a system time command or timer beyond S1 to S9 in digit map section.   

QBZappy:
This is an interesting idea. Some type of controllable time variable inserted inside the star codes script could be using the internal clock of the OBi to turn on/off many of the OBi features. Do not disturb, CF, etc... Cool.

You should make this a feature request.

QBZappy:
There may be already a way to control the OBi202 based on time of day. These scripts are not found in the OBi100/110. It may not be supported on those models. It is obviously intended for the upcoming OBiPLUS service.

Explanation as per OBi guide: Default = Set OBiPLUS to Day Mode Star Code

Star code script as per OBi202 unit:
Code31 = *10, Day Mode, set($Opm,0)
Code32 = *11, Night Mode, set($Opm,1)
Code33 = *12, Auto Night Mode, set($Opm,2)

Now if only I knew what these codes meant. Will have to experiment with this to see if it can be incorporated into the other Star code scripts. If anyone else is successful at figuring this out please post.

EDIT: Just read the footnote in the guide.
Note: Code31 – Code40 requires subscription to OBiPLUS Service

Ostracus:
Quote from: QBZappy on September 05, 2012, 12:21:48 pm

EDIT: Just read the footnote in the guide.
Note: Code31 – Code40 requires subscription to OBiPLUS Service


Heh, you didn't think it would be that easy? ;D

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