Hi Terry, we tried this and can't replicate the issue, this is what it looks like when the power is unplugged and replugged twice. I suggest changing the for full charged I suggest using 99% (not 100%) If that doesn't work adding extras duplicate triggers to make sure it catches the %.

This is coming in. 8.0.1 just waiting for approval.

Hi Gabor, Yes you are right, this is being added in the next version of Trypa. Trypa Lite is a few versions behind the main build. Currently they need to be in the root. This is what the next version will show, but you might have to wait a week or two!

Hi, more buzz detections added in 1.80 inlcuding Electric Shaver.

Hi Drew, sorry for the delay. We are scratching our heads a bit here! Can you please message us (in the support page) the SSID’s of the two wifi networks? Cheers.

Hi Drew, are you using : Network/Wifi or Network/Specific Wifi Network... Thanks!

No problem, keep in touch!

Hi, it’s a problem with the way Elgato Stream Deck advertises its app name (the name in the finder is Elgato Stream Deck, in activity monitor where Trypa looks, it's Stream Deck). The solution is easy, quit Stream Deck, then rename the Elgato Stream Deck app (in your Applications folder to Stream Deck, be careful not to change the suffix .app Then create a new Trigger with this app item so it looks like this: Then save the trigger. You can then rename the app back to Elgato Stream Deck. This works, we checked with Stream Deck at this end! Thanks, Tom.

Hi, you need to use the network / wifi trigger and then trigger a shortcut to change the default printer. To do this a shortcut that runs the lpoptions command would work well First get the name of your installed printers by typing lpstat -p -d in terminal Then create a Run Shell Script shortcut that runs the terminal command lpoptions -d theNameOfThePrinterYouWant Also name the Trigger in Trypa something with a * as the first character, this is a trick to make it always run and check the network (even after the Macbook wakes). Let us know how that goes.

Hi, If you look in Shortcuts.app there are two sounds analysis actions added by Trypa: Analyse Audio Clip and Anaylise Audio Input and Return First Sound. If you create a shortcut with one of these its a really good way to work out what Trypa's analysis engine thinks your sound sounds like. Play the sound out loud in quicktime player and run the shortcut. In your case it's either a synthesizer or an electric shaver. These are not included in the current options in Trypa, but we will add them into the 'Things' catagory in the next version. If you create two triggers, each looking for either a synthesizer or an electric shaver it will work (if the buzz sound is loud enough), don't forget you can adjust the sensitivity in the advanced settings.

You can currently use the USB watcher to detect normal (non LE) BT devices. You can try this, if they are newer your devices are probably BT LE. I have a feeling the Wacom might be normal BT and will work right now using the USB trigger. 1.7.5 currently detects proximity for LE only (not connection). But we have a working version (that’s detects any type of connected BT device) going into 1.7.6. So in summary, try using the USB watcher (and just turn off your BT device instead of unplugging a usb device). If this does not work, don’t worry, it will work in the next version (1.7.6) which will have a combined USB & Bluetooth watcher. Hope this helps!

Hi Marshall, What type of Bluetooth Device are you thinking about, ‘normal’ Bluetooth or BluetoothLE?

Hi, from 1.7.5 any trigger that's name begins with a * will automatically check when waking from sleep or boot. Will be added in the interface soon after a bit more testing.

Sorry, I mean 1.7.1!

Hi, I understand. My suggestion would be run a shortcut on Startup to check if your are connected to "yy", if you are, then this will then trigger the shortcut "设置家里 wifi信息". The best way to do this is save this shortcut as an app and add it to Login Items in System Settings, then it will just run on every startup. This will just deal with detection on startup. Once it's started up Trypa can then detect future connections. Let me know if I have understood, and this makes sense?

Cheers! It's approved now, should be live in Italy shortly.

I Davide, I replied over email, the forum post got caught in the spam filter. This has been added in Trypa 1.7.1 (about to be released by on the App Store) more info soon. You need to set up Focus Filters in System Settings first, it's done like this, Trypa matches (case sensitive) the name of the Focus Filter (not the name of the Focus), so it makes sense to make sure that they are the same, in this case set the focus filter to "Sleep". Within the sleep settings click Focus Filters Add Filter (I always wondered what they were for) and add Trypa, and chose the name of the filter, it's a good idea to name this the same as the Focus, so in this case "Sleep" Then go back to Trypa and set up a Focus Mode trigger, and enter the Name of the Focus Filter "Work", or just press the Sleep button (the Apple presets are already loaded in) if it's the same name. Thats it!

HI Matt, yes you can reduce the time if it works for you. This will make device disconnects faster when a device goes out of range, it won't impact devices being found as this happens in a few seconds.

Yep, you got it! There also is a Run Shortcut action, which allows you to to trigger other shortcuts. That way you can break them down into smaller functions, keeping your Shortcuts neater. Your can also pass input between them.

Hi Charlie, I think the best idea would be to trigger a shortcut that runs when you plug your iPhone in (just use a USB Trigger). The shortcut should have a Wait command (so your Mac has time to recognise the new device) and then change the sound source directly in shortcuts (without using a bash script). SoundSource injects its' functionality into Shortcuts, so you can Set Source Device directly from Shortcuts. Let me know if this works!