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45.6 - Changing name
1. Open the Configuration interface.
2. Go to
> Scenes.
3. Click on the frame next to the scene you want to rename.
4. Enter new name.
45.7 - Disabling/enabling
1. Open the Configuration interface.
2. Go to
> Scenes.
3. Click
Copy & Convert
button next to the scene you want to disable/enable.
45.8 - Changing triggering mode (manual/auto)
In auto mode, the scenes runs automatically, when triggers and conditions are met, in manual mode the scene can be
triggered only manually by the user.
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2. Go to
> Scenes.
3. Click toggle to change triggering mode.
45.9 - Changing other settings
1. Open the Configuration interface.
2. Go to
> Scenes.
3. Click > to expand the scene.
4. Edit scene settings:
• Allow to restart a running scene – if set toYes, every new activation of the scene restarts it, if set to No, scene can't be activated again if it
• Category – categories are used for filtering scenes by type.
• Scene hidden – check to hide scene from interfaces.
• Category – categories are used for filtering scenes by type.
• Require PIN to run – check if you want to protect the scene by requiring PIN to run it.
• Icon – icon that will represent the scene.
5. Save.
45.10 - Running scenes
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2. Go to
> Scenes.
3. Click
Play
button next to the scene which you want to run.
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VARIABLES - AUTOMATION
Variables allow you to create more advanced scenes and home automations which goes beyond just a scene setup.
There are situations and things that you want to keep track outside the particular scene, or you want to share the variable across different
scenes.
46.1 - Standard variable – The Standard variable can store any value you wish.
The value stored in the Standard variable can be set manually in
condition in other scenes.
46.2 - Enumerated variable – The Enumerated variable has set values that you configure when you create the variable.
The variable can then only be set to one of these preset values.
It is useful having defined values such as Night, Day, Home, Away etc.
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2. Go to
> Variables.
3. Click
Add
Variable.
4. Choose Standard or Enumerated variable.
5. Enter the Name and Value/Values.
6. Click Add.
is already running.
> General > Variables or from a scene. It can then be used as part of a
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