History of the Alarmo

[MarcelS1988]

It would be great if there is a alarm history where we can see all the action about the Alarmo.
something like this:

So here you can always see what happend, when the alarm is armed and by wo.
Which sensor are got alarm and so on....

[nielsfaber]

I think this is already integrated in HA in the logbook integration.
The only limitation of the logbook page (via the sidebar) is that you can filter on a single entity at a time, so either your alarm entity or any sensor.
There is however a logbook card for which you could define which entities are visible.
Wouldn't this be sufficient for your use?

[MarcelS1988]

Hi, thanks for the answers.
But is not really what I mean.

There is only visible from wich device the alarm is armed of disarmed.
It would be great to read out that there is a name wo has input the code you created inside Alarmo.

And if we have a next tab here:

That we hare can see all the action about Alarmo.

• Wo has armed/disarmed
• When there is an alarm wich sensors?
  So, you have an easy overview about it.

Hope you liked the idea, and hope it is possible to do :)

[canakoglu]

logbook card

+1

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[MarcelS1988]

Do I need to make a feature request?

[Casadomoticap]

This would be great! :)
My support on this

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[snickers2k]

+1
i had 2 false-alarms and i dont even have any idea how to look in the logbook for what the heck did trigger the alarm...

i tried to search in logbook for alarmo entity, but there is no logbook entry at all ...

we absolutely need

• history of alarms (time+date) and the reason (triggering device)
• history of users+time+date arming/unarming alarmo

probably one of the most important things missing in alarmo. no chance an alarm-system is missing that O_o

so to answer your question @nielsfaber , no it's not sufficient for our use :/ ^^