I’ve installed, without using it yet as in the pistons, to see how it performs. So far, it seems that the battery consumption is extremely high on a OnePlus 3T. Also, sometimes it just stops updating the location:
[Install Instructions] webCoRE Presence Sensor on your Android (beta)
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Can you comment if this was coded to take in mind the changes in Oreo regarding location services?
It is using too much of battery. Is there a way to reduce its usage. Other than this, this app works great. We are able to set multiple entry / exit points and they get triggered correctly.
Arriving at/leaving from variables
Arriving at/leaving from variables
Any updates on this app. Because of the battery usage, I was forced to uninstall this app. I badly need this as some of my rules prefers to have multiple entry / exit points.
Arriving at/leaving from variables
Arriving at/leaving from variables
@bfara83, I am also wanting to add multiple phones as sensors. You gave the instructions for doing so, but it is unclear to me whether I need multiple DTH installed, or simply have the app installed on each phone. Would appreciate any info. I have successfully installed on my phone.
Hello,
I have installed the Android Beta app via playstore, but cannot login to the app…
When I open the app, it asks for a browser key, I go to Smartthings smart app and register a browser.
I take he key and put It into the app and it then advised authentication required. enter password for webCore.
I enter my password from my account and it will not accept it.
I reset my password on the forum with no luck…
Do I need to get my account mapped to my webCore instance??
Cheers
G
The password on the Forum is not the same password you need. It is the password to log into webCoRE.
thanks for the app, but the battery consumption is bringing up warnings and the phone is wanting to shut it down.
is there anything i can do ?
i can’t install on the kids phones if it is going to drain there battery whilst out
Kill the app, do not leave it running. Open it, set up the presence, then terminate the app and forget about it for a few days, see if it does better at battery consumption please.
Ended up having to start over. Removed the sensor, removed the dth, reinstalled the app.
I’m stuck on getting the green “set up your sensor” button… Not showing up for me.
I was having issues with the WebCoRE presence getting stuck at home. I could force away, and it would update when I came home, but after that, it would never update. After playing around with changing geofence sizes a bit, I figured I’d start over from the beginning. Removed the presence device, the DTH, and uninstalled the app. Updated the DTH from github and published it, reinstalled the app… but I can’t figure out how to get the presence device setup again. There’s no option to “Setup sensor”.
Clear the app data/cache after uninstall and reinstall and then reopen. That worked for me
Thanks, I was able to get the device back… Now I’m stuck in the same situation. My Nexus 6P on Android 8.0 only seems to update if I force away, then come home. Otherwise it does nothing.
Have you tried keeping the app open when you leave home to watch it update? I had to do that the first time to get it to start working on it’s own. Also, I run a navigation app everytime I go somewhere, so my phone’s GPS is always updating when I leave home. That may or may not help…