Normally when you install the Global VD, you get the IDs of each camera in the camera list displayed in the global VG.
You have also been able to test the "HomeMode" data of the global variable "VG_SSM_Parameters" to know the current status of the presence and press the button according to the value. Like :
local Parameters = fibaro: getGlobalValue (VG_SSM_Parameters)
local status, Parameters = pcall (function () return json.decode (Parameters) end)
if Parameters.HomeMode = false then
' press button .....
You should be able to install a second Global VD and a second scene for your second Synology NAS. You will also need to think about changing the following variable by specifying the name of the second scene.
local Scene_Surv_Station_Manager = "Surv Station Manager" -- Name of the Scene used to execute actions
And change the VG in all VD and scene for the second SSS :
VG_SSM_Parameters = "SurvStationManager", -- Global Variable used to transmit Parameters between VD Main loop, Buttons and Scene
VG_SSM_User_Data = "SurvStationManager_User_Data", -- Global Variable used to transmit users datas between VD Main loop, Buttons and Scene
VG_SSM_Status = "SurvStationManager_Status", -- Global Variable used to indicate the status off Surveillance Station
Indeed, it is related to your configuration. SSS takes precedence when you set up 24/7 recording.
One of the aims of my request is precisely not to record continuously to avoid the wear of hard drives and also for the protection of the privacy of the people living in the house.
Does the problem appear on CAMs attached to the primary or secondary NAS or both?
If it is on the second one, it may be related to the use of Synology "Central Management System (CMS)?
So, in summary, your problems are essentially related to your context of use and not bugs. I will see if it is possible to manage cameras when connected via Synology "Centralized Management System (CMS)"