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Enable Notification LED</pre>
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''Example 3: Set alarm volume when in Alarms Only mode''
 
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Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Alarm Only</pre>
 
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* The "Alarm Only" option is only available on Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) and higher
 
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* On older versions of Android (5.x), only three options are available: Allow All, Allow Priority, and Block All
 
 
* The trigger listens for changes to the system's interruption filter setting
 
* The trigger listens for changes to the system's interruption filter setting
 
* Do Not Disturb settings can be changed manually by the user, by scheduled rules, or by apps with the appropriate permission
 
* Do Not Disturb settings can be changed manually by the user, by scheduled rules, or by apps with the appropriate permission
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Latest revision as of 21:25, 6 January 2026

The Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb trigger fires when the device's Priority Mode or Do Not Disturb state is changed to a specific configuration. This allows you to automate actions based on the device's notification interruption settings.

Options

  • Allow All - Fires when all notifications are permitted (Do Not Disturb is off)
  • Allow Priority Notifications - Fires when only priority notifications are allowed
  • Block All - Fires when all notifications are blocked (total silence)
  • Alarm Only - Fires when only alarm notifications are permitted (Android 6.0+)

Examples

Example 1: Dim screen when entering Do Not Disturb mode 

Triggers

Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Block All
Actions

Set Screen Brightness: 20%
Disable Notification LED

Example 2: Resume normal settings when DND is disabled 

Triggers

Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Allow All
Actions

Set Screen Brightness: Auto
Set Media Volume: 70%

Notes

  • The trigger listens for changes to the system's interruption filter setting
  • Do Not Disturb settings can be changed manually by the user, by scheduled rules, or by apps with the appropriate permission
  • This trigger reacts to the system DND state, regardless of what changed it

See Also

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