I want to initiate an action when the Schedule changes (for example) from (1) day_night to (2) away and a different action when it changes in the other diection. Trying to use the "on change" feature, for my (1) day_night schedule causes the action to occur when a change occurs in either d...

Newer versions of CodeAI fixed this... and now we have three dogs...

@TimG
Node Red does take some getting used to and it seems like I start anew each time I do something with it. But... I have Cursor for software development and chatGPT-4.0 seems to be pretty good and writing Node Red functions. So...I had "help".

Here is how I did it with Node Red (which I already had running on a Raspberry Pi server) http in -> Process Geofence Function -> http response | |->CheckHomeStatus and PrepareURL function -> http request -> debug (optional) Here's the http in: Method: GET URL: /geofence Here's Process Geofence: con...

hmmmm... I did not think this was such a hard question that there was neither
a positive "yes, you can change schedules based on DIO states"
nor negative "no, you cannot change schedules based on DIO states"
answer...

@TimG
I could probably cobble something up with Node Red to accept inputs from EfiGeoZone but was really hoping to keep it more self-contained within BlueIris. Re doing it in BI, once I figure out how to get DIO states to trigger schedule changes, it would be relatively trivial.

@TimG
Does that address the multi-phone objective I am trying to achieve?

Can one change schedules based on DIO bit states?

For example

DIO bit1 AND DIO bit2 true, change schedule to "away"

DIO bit1 AND DIO bit2 false change schedule to "at-home"

And if so, how?

The android app and the ability to coordinate having multiple phones outside the fence to activate a change, for example, to an “away” schedule is a great feature. Thing is though that the geofence implementation in the android app has proven to be less than prompt or reliable. I switched to using E...

Wow... I didn't think I could stump this brilliant group so easily...