55
Votes

Energy level as a trigger

 
55
Votes

Energy level as a trigger

45 Reply
RE:Energy level as a trigger
2025-09-08 09:48:28
Also a trigger for vice versa, I need external fans to be switched on when I turn my amplifier on with its remote.
#42
RE:Energy level as a trigger
2025-09-17 02:07:33
This feature already has code from another feature and is likely ready to implement in a single day of dev time.
#43
Re:Energy level as a trigger
2026-01-14 14:24:25

  @Wayne-TP 
 

 

Any news about the (possible) implementation?

#44
RE:Energy level as a trigger
2026-02-23 08:36:11
This is essential feature. Even GPT and Gemini have been sure that this feature exists in the app. I spent hours to try make this happen, but unfortunately. This topic exists more than 1.5 years. Developers should be ashamed. For the moment, I quiet disappointed with the missing essential condition
#45
RE:Energy level as a trigger
2 hours ago
I was redirected here to vote on this post. I would like to see either the Charge Guard function support thresholds above 20 W, or alternatively allow the energy level to be used as a trigger. This would enable a simple and reliable shutdown of a charger once a defined power or charge level is reached (e.g., stopping charging at 80%). Since the charging power of an e‑bike battery differs significantly from that of a phone charger, it is essential that the Charge Guard function supports a much wider wattage range (well above 20 W).
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