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ajax-company-arm-disarm

v6.1.0

Published

2 years ago

A custom Node-RED module for arming and disarming an alarm system using AJAX requests and Company authentication.

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node-red ajax alarm custom-module arm-disarm

Arm/Disarm Node for AJAX Security System

This node connects to the AJAX system's API, enabling you to arm or disarm a security system for a specific hub. The node accepts a string payload containing either "ARM" or "DISARM" to trigger the corresponding action. Upon execution, the node returns a response indicating the success of the action or the current system status.

Inputs:

payload (string): The action to be performed – either "ARM" or "DISARM".

Outputs:

Standard output : The response from the AJAX system, such as a success message or system status.
Standard error : Any error message encountered, such as a failure due to incorrect credentials or invalid parameters.

Required Fields:

Before using this node, you must configure the following fields:

X Company API Key : The API key provided by AJAX support.
X Company Token : The authentication token for the AJAX system.
X Company ID : The ID associated with your company, available in the AJAX Pro desktop app under "Hubs".
Hub ID : The ID of the specific hub to be armed or disarmed.

Instructions:

Obtain the X_COMPANY_API_KEY and X_COMPANY_TOKEN by contacting the AJAX support team.
The X_COMPANY_ID can be found within the AJAX Pro desktop app under "Hubs". Select the desired hub to retrieve its Hub ID .

Support & Contact:

For support or inquiries, please contact us at [email protected]. Visit our website: https://www.homesecurity.ch/