[quote=“triangledave”]With regards to the most recent posts, if I am remembering correctly, the receiver can handle 4 signal sources and differentiate tones for each one. However, you will likely need an everspring sensor for each of the sources (connected at the receiver to each of the out ports) in order to differentiate sources in vera. You might be able to run all 4 leads to one everspring unit if you did not need to differentiate.
I’ve thought about something similar with my doorbell for a video alert. My NVR has alarm out and alarm in ports. At some point, I am going to try and use on of the alarm in ports tied to vera so that if the doorbell rings, my NVR sends me an alert with a pic. I know the NVR can do this, I just don’t know if it can do it the way that I want.
Also on my list are adding another driveway sensor 30-40 ft separate from my existing one to be able to have vera differentiate between a car arriving or departing.
My final big project is to either get my sqremote plugin fully set up (too bad that company went away–great product) or use Roomie remote (more powerful, but clunky set up at best if you want to do any customization). I want to set it up so that if someone rings the doorbell, my TV pauses, switches to camera feed for 20-30 seconds, then goes back to TV and resumes play again.
Not sure if anyone is still needing info on the earlier posts in this thread, but I thought I’d post an update. The fix ended up being a simple one. On the dakota receiver, there are a NO and NC. It is obvious in hind site, but they stand for normally open and normally closed. I wired the driveway alert (and a separate doorbell with different reciever, but both Dakota Alert) into the normally open port. This gives me the green running guy icon unless the sensor is tripped, then you get the red guy.
Both the driveway alert and doorbell have been working fine for years. I have the driveway alert set to blink the lights in the basement and in our TV room. These are two places where you cannot hear someone pulling up.
I have the doorbell set up to also blink the lights with the addition of the lights in our bedroom.
So far the system has been rock solid, which is one of the reasons for long gaps in being on the forum.
I’ll keep checking more regularly and if there is any help I can offer with my simple set up, please feel free to ask.[/quote]
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