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Expand Up @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ For example, to set the keypad to disarmed mode, we can run the following comman
property_key: '1'
value: 1

You can use any `entity_id` associated with the keypad, or find the device id and use that. `command_class` will always be 135 (the indicator command class), and `endpoint` will always be 0. For most messages, I find it makes sense to use a `property_key` of 1 and `value` of 1, just indicating that the indicator should be turned on (meaning that we're playing a message or changing the mode of the keypad). For modes, use a `property_key` of 1 and `value` of 99. For these, the value sets the brightness of the appropriate mode button while changing modes, in a range of 0-99. Or, you can use `property_key` 9 with a value between 1-99 to set the volume of the voice, with the light at full brightness. For indicators where a time make sense (e.g. entry delay, exit delay or alarms), use `property_key` 7 and a value of the number of seconds you want it to last. For generic sound indicators, use `property_key` 9 to set the volume of the sound (in a range of 0-99).
You can use any `entity_id` associated with the keypad, or find the device id and use that. `command_class` will always be 135 (the indicator command class), and `endpoint` will always be 0. For most messages, I find it makes sense to use a `property_key` of 1 and `value` of 1, just indicating that the indicator should be turned on (meaning that we're playing a message or changing the mode of the keypad). For modes, use a `property_key` of 1 and `value` of 99. For these, the value sets the brightness of the appropriate mode button while changing modes, in a range of 0-99. Or, you can use `property_key` 9 with a value between 1-99 to set the volume of the voice, with the light at full brightness. For indicators where a time make sense (e.g. entry delay, exit delay or alarms), use `property_key` "timeout" and a value of the duration description you want it to last in the following format #m##s, e.g. "1m30s". For generic sound indicators, use `property_key` 9 to set the volume of the sound (in a range of 0-99).

Theoretically you should be able to combine multiple `property_keys` to, say, set a volume and duration on the entry delay. I haven't figured out how to do so in Home Assistant -- it'll probably require directly calling `zwave_js.invoke_cc_api`.

Expand All @@ -111,14 +111,14 @@ The following tables summarize the indicators by `property`s that actually do an
| 9 | Code not accepted. A soft error tone plays. |
| 10 | Armed Stay. Keypad says "Home and armed," armed stay light lights up on motion. Value is the brightness of the armed stay light while switching modes.|
| 11 | Armed Away. Keypad says "Away and armed," armed away light lights up on motion. Value is the brightness of the armed away light while switching modes.|
| 12 | Generic alarm. Plays alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key 7). |
| 12 | Generic alarm. Plays alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key "timeout"). |
| 13 | Burglar alarm. Identical to 12. |
| 14 | Smoke alarm. Plays smoke alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key 7). |
| 15 | Carbon monoxide alarm. Plays intermittent beeping alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key 7). |
| 14 | Smoke alarm. Plays smoke alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key "timeout"). |
| 15 | Carbon monoxide alarm. Plays intermittent beeping alarm, flashes light until another mode is selected. Does not respect duration (property_key "timeout"). |
| 16 | Keypad says "Sensors require bypass." Enter button blinks. |
| 19 | Medical alarm. Medical button lights, bar flashes. No alarm sound plays. Does not respect duration (property_key 7). |
| 19 | Medical alarm. Medical button lights, bar flashes. No alarm sound plays. Does not respect duration (property_key "timeout"). |

### Delays (use `property_key` 7 to specify length in seconds)
### Delays (use `property_key` "timeout" to specify length in minutes and seconds, e.g. "1m30s")

| `property` | Description |
| ---------- | ----------- |
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