Does netRemote.sys.alarm.status work on all devices?

[tagru]

I am just wondering if anyone has ever got the alarm settings to work via netRemote?

If I use the request
http://xx.xx.xx.xx/fsapi/GET/netRemote.sys.alarm.status?pin=1234 (doc)
the answer is:

<fsapiResponse>
 <status>FS_NODE_DOES_NOT_EXIST</status>
</fsapiResponse>

Is is device or firmware dependent if it works? Could @flammy maybe share where he got the information from in the first place?

I am currently testing with a Hama IR110 (FW:ir-mmi-FS2026-0500-0084_V2.11.16.EX69632-2A10)

Thanks and regards,
tagru

[JRInge]

I am testing using a Roberts Stream 93i and a Pure Evoke C-F6, both of which have an alarm function. The netremote.sys.alarm.status node doesn't seem to be implemented on either radio, and neither do the other alarm nodes listed in FSAPI.md. I get the same FS_NODE_DOES_NOT_EXIST response.

[flammy]

I added the node with some other nodes that are not supported on my own device (like multiroom support).

This indicates that the feature is from a newer chipset or firmware.

[dizzy314]

On my Karcher DAB 7000i the netRemote.sys.alarm.config node is writable but returns alway FS_FAIL:

$ curl -s 'http://192.168.3.44/fsapi/SET/netRemote.sys.alarm.config?pin=1234&value=xxx'
<fsapiResponse>
<status>FS_FAIL</status>
</fsapiResponse>

Does anybody know how the value should be formatted for this node? Internally the alarms are stored as a 18+18 byte array but this format doesn't work as value for this node.

[MatrixEditor]

@dizzy314, the prototype for that node is defined by:

prototype = [
    Argument(name="key", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_U32),
    Argument(name="on", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_E8),
    Argument(name="time", length=7, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_C8),
    Argument(name="duration", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_U8),
    Argument(name="source", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_E8),
    Argument(name="preset", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_U8),
    Argument(name="repeat", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_E8),
    Argument(name="date", length=9, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_C8),
    Argument(name="volume", length=1, type=ArgType.ARG_TYPE_U8),
]

As this node is a ListNode, you can just "select" an item by providing its key value. If you query all list nodes, you will be able to see all available keys that can be used as the value in the SET request.

[einarav]

@MatrixEditor I do not understand how I shall build the HTTP request with this, could you please provide an example? I get the same error as @dizzy314 when trying to set an alarm. I use a Roberts istream revival 2 which has the alarm function.

[MatrixEditor]

@einarav as I stated before, a LIST node can be used to select a stored preset. Therefore, using key=... should set the desired alarm configuration.