Alarmin is an app by rashoft in the Communication category. It has no native code, so it runs on any Android processor.
It asks for 17 permissions, 3 of them sensitive: record audio, read phone status and identity and modify shared storage.
What's new in v1.4.1
* Potential bugfix for EVO alarms: PGM & Bypass function gets stuck during login.
Description
From the listing uploaded by “fitig”.
Allows access to Paradox alarm panels through an IP150 module.
Note: Some feature are not compatible with this app if you upgrade your IP Module to version 4
Main Features:
* Push notifications for arm, disarm, alarms, troubles, on-board IOs and blocked web access. Install this app on each phone you want notifications on, up to 16.
* Control and view alarm states (Arm, Disarm, Sleep, Stay)
* Instant Controls - without needing to first connect to the alarm
* PGM control (alarm panel outputs)
* Bypassing of zones
* Supports multiple partitions
* Discover alarms automatically when on WiFi
* Add unlimited amount of alarms
* Supports both secure and unsecured connections (http or https)
* Supports IP addresses, host names (such as a dynamic DNS provider) and ParadoxMyHome.com
* Control the IP module's on-board outputs
* View and filter by zone states (Open, Closed, Bypassed, Trouble, In Alarm, Alarm in Memory)
* View event log
* View trouble messages
* Built-in pin authentication
* Automatically adjusts polling rate for high latency, low throughput connections (e.g. GPRS)
For setup information visit: https://github.com/Tertiush/Alarmin-Android-App/wiki
Note: Push notifications require a back-end server. I hope to support this feature going forward, however this largely depends on my server's capability. Please backup your email settings before activating. You can use either your own SMTP server (if you also want to send emails from the IP module) or choose to override this with the Alarmin SMTP server which will also disable/override existing emails.
Not tested:
* Support for IP100
* IP150 Version 4
* Although not fully supported through the app, IP100 users can also use push messages. To enable this, connect to your alarm through the app and take note of your unique email ID listed above the 'save' button. Now manually add this address to your IP module (through the web interface) & select the type of alerts you want. Don't forget to click the save button in the app's push menu (at the bottom) to register your push account.
Unsupported features
Due to the development framework I am using, widgets and integration to other systems/apps (like Tasker and home automation hubs) aren't possible. I understand the value thereof, being into automation myself, but it's simply not possible at the moment.
Having issues or want to help with translations?
Preferably head over to https://github.com/Tertiush/Alarmin-Android-App and log an issue, or use the "email logs" function within the app. When emailing the logs, include a description of your issue - otherwise I don't know what to look for!
* Known issue with some Samsung devices - Please change your Text-To-Speach engine from Samsung's to Google's TTS engine and see if this resolves the issue (Android - Settings - Language and Input).
Configuration notes:
In most cases, to use this app outside of your home network you need to register with a dynamic DNS provider and setup port forwarding on your router. If this sounds foreign to you, Google is your friend... :)
All trademarks, product names and logos used are the property of their respective owners.
This app was created with the Ionic Framework & AngularJS
Security & authenticity
Security rating: Trusted
Signing certificate
Certificate issued to “Rashoft”The developer's name — though anyone can put any name in a certificate.
Store checks and file details
Developer signature verifiedJan 29, 2020
Antivirus scan passedMay 28, 2022
Signed byCN=Rashoft, OU=Apps, O=Rashoft, L=Cape Town, ST=Western Cape, C=ZA
Uploaded by “fitig”Bronze tier · 5,858 followers · uploading since 2015
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Permissions (17)
Alarmin requests 17 permissions, 3 of them sensitive.
Can I install this APK over the version I already have?
Only if it is signed with the same certificate as the copy on your phone and isn't an older version. If Android says “App not installed”, the certificates differ; uninstalling your copy first works but deletes its data unless it is backed up.
Is the Alarmin APK safe?
No one can promise that a file is safe, but some things can be checked. The source store rates this file Trusted. After downloading, check that the file's MD5 is 44d1580342a46b0f12dc567672c8d029.