2013 · 1 reply · Configuration
This discussion is 13 years old. It predates today's Roomie Remote X, and the app names, menus, features, pricing, and device details below have changed substantially since 2013. Treat it as historical reference — see Support and current compatibility for how things work today.
I haven't seen any explanation about this... How does it work? — Staff replied: “First, turn on 'Track Power State' for the device you need a conditional delay. Roomie will then offer a conditional delay for any command that would impact power state (POWER ON, POWER OFF, POWER TOGGLE, or +WAKE ON LAN”
I haven't seen any explanation about this...
How does it work?
First, turn on 'Track Power State' for the device you need a conditional delay.
Roomie will then offer a conditional delay for any command that would impact power state (POWER ON, POWER OFF, POWER TOGGLE, or +WAKE ON LAN). It will look like this:
<img style="padding: 20px;" alt="Roomie Conditional Delays" src="/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/conddelays.png" width="320" height="283" />
The longer delay will be used when the device is powered on. The delays are exclusive, not additive.
Thank you.
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