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Adt App Failed To Load Manage Devices

1 Jan 2000admin
Adt App Failed To Load Manage Devices Rating: 3,3/5 1295 votes

The ADT Pulse® app allows you to control your home or business security and automation system from virtually anywhere. Using your iOS device, you can manage your home or business security system, surveillance cameras, lights, locks, thermostats and more! Neef222, The life of our family at home being on filmI am great-full in so many ways for ADTs’ camera’s being available for us, as they are for my husband and I, right here in Scarsdale. As a mom, always on the move, busy doing something for my kids and the husssband, it gets pretty tuff to have eyes on our three kids, ALL the time.

As always, I’m preoccupied with my day to day duties/chores and I can’t avoid the thought cross my mind that maybe I need to run down and check on them. Once upon a time, in the middle of something I’d been tryna finish for a couple days now and getting in the groove, would have to stop, only to be interrupted by a nervous/worrisome thought bout the kids, since, of course they were in the storage/playroom, adjacent the garage and of course I was on third floor, evidently put off once again what I was tryna finish. But no more putting off. Thanks to ADT, those fearful thoughts are not there and for that I will always be forever great full.So after all that being said I can’t expect perfect. However if I had the ability to actually control the movement on each camera and pin point what I’m looking at/for, wooooo weeee, now that’s when I’d say we’d be talking serious business.

But, ummm, who am I to say something’s not perfect? Lord knows I’m not.

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Right?ADT - you guys rock!!!Thanks a mill!!!!!!Hanife. JR19822000, Used to love it. Update is brokenThis app sold me on ADT. The ability to arm/disarm on the go was worth the upcharge. The last app had some issues on my wife's phone (6splus) but mine worked perfectly (7plus).

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The new one didn't want to connect yesterday after I downloaded it. Not a huge deal. Thought it was maintenance.

Connected this morning and looked promising for the new layout. Ever since it won't load. Gets to the splash screen and crashes shortly after. I'm giving them a few hours until we leave for the grocery store and if it's not working I'm demanding a refund for the app feeUpdate: They've updated the app several times since I put this review in. App is still broken. Less than 10% of the time I need to use it I can. I've tried all of their steps to fix it.

Signing in using my password rather than my thumbprint has helped some, but sometimes the app fails to load completely. I've been back and fourth with their customer service several times and they refuse to offer me any credit and only one has offered to remove the charges for the app but that also would take away the access through the website as well.Someone at apple needs to take this piece of garbage down. Zorabies, 09/27 UPDATE - Completely uselessUPDATE: the update that ADT recently pushed has been like night and day. I have had close to 100% consistency on using the app (either through wifi or cell service).

I'm SO extremely grateful they made the adjustment that I'm sure many people desperately needed. I'm giving 4 stars because I still have issues with the actual system, but the app has been great so far!If I had known of the inadequacy of this app while subscribing to their service, I would have gone with a different provider. This app will freeze my phone constantly, regardless of if it actually connects to my system or not. It almost never works, which have caused me to set off my alarm many times just trying to enter my house. I have spent countless hours sitting in front of my house, either trying to get in, or trying to set my system to leave. Absolutely ridiculous, useless and frustrating, to say the least. Do yourself a favor and find an alternative, or wait for them to fix this stupid remote access.

ADT Pulse bridge for Home Assistant using MQTT.

Integrates ADT Pulse to Home Assistant. You can also choose to add the ADT Pulse alarm system and ADT devices to your SmartThings.SmartApp allows automatic running our Routines upon alarm changing states.

Hassio Setup

Add the repository (https://github.com/digitalcraig/adt-pulse-mqtt) to Hassio.Hit Install. Don't forget to configure pulse_login with your ADT Pulse Portal username and password. I recommend using a separate login for Home Assistant use.You'll need an MQTT broker to run this. I'm using Mosquitto broker (https://www.home-assistant.io/addons/mosquitto/).

In most cases, the mqtt_host option and the mqtt username and password options are sufficient.For advanced confgurations, you may want to use the mqtt_url option instead. Additional connections options are available (see https://www.npmjs.com/package/mqtt#connect).

Configuration

Change the config of the app in hassio then edit the configuration.yaml:

To add the control panel:

After running the add-on, get a list all the zones found. There are a couple of ways to do this, but they all involve subscribing to the wildcard topic 'adt/zones/#'.

I recommend the MQTT Snooper app on Android or just use the mosquito command-line command:

Once you know the names of MQTT topics for your zones, add the following to the configuration.yaml for each zone in binary_sensor:

This will provide basic support for door sensors. You can add additional binary sensors for other possible state values. As an example, you can add support for a low battery condition on a sensor.

Note: State topic names come from your Pulse configuration.

The possible state values are:

  • devStatOK (device okay)
  • devStatOpen (door/window opened)
  • devStatMotion (detected motion)
  • devstatLowBatt: (low battery condition)
  • devStatTamper (glass broken or device tamper)
  • devStatAlarm (detected CO/Smoke)
  • devStatUnknown (device offline)

I'm limited with what I have as zones, for different devices please submit your MQTT dump (for the zones) in issues. I'll try to add the support for it.

Smartthings Support

  • In Hassio, setting of the ADT Pulse MQTT set
  • In SmartThings IDE,
  1. add the following devicehandlers:https://github.com/haruny/adt-pulse-mqtt/tree/master/devicetypes/haruny/VirtualADTAlarmSystem.src
  2. add the following SmartApp:https://github.com/haruny/adt-pulse-mqtt/tree/master/smartapps/haruny/ADTAlarmSmartApp.src
  3. Add your devices using SmartThings IDE. You have to name them the same way they appear in ADT Portal.
  4. Run the SmartApp in your mobile application. Follow the instructions. Do not rename ADT Alarm System device created by the app. Multiple alarm systems/locations is not supported.
  5. In MQTT Bridge app, select all the devices created (Alarm system, contacts, motion etc.)