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If the speakers have an area, floor or label assigned, then you can use one of those as a selector to bulk select. Otherwise, create a delivery like one of mine, with a specific list of targets alexa_inform:
alias: Alexa speaking rather than announcing via all Echo devices
transport: alexa_devices
target:
- notify.bedroom_speak
- notify.kitchen_alexa_speak
- notify.living_room_flex_speak
- notify.studio_speakYou can then choose
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OK, again, I apologize for not understanding things well enough. I think that most of the questions that I have relate to how the sections relate to each other. Specifically...
if I have a person (recipient) defined with a phone number, mobile device, and email address, how do I setup something that first sends out a persistent message using the mobile device, then if that isn't cleared in x minutes, send a text, then if that isn't responded to by x minutes, send an email. then finally, use TTS to announce to the whole house. (I assume that much of that is in the automation, mostly I'm wondering... if I've defined all options in a recipient, is there a priority that it will only send to one of those? or can I say send to "person:dan:phone" (or something)
in looking at the "area, floor, and label targets" section, if I define a label_id and an area_id, and in that area I have 3 devices, is the label_id treated as an AND? (so it will send to just devices in label_id hat have label_id), or an OR, (so it sends to all devices that are in area_id, as well as all devices in the system that have label_id?)
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