Scenarion automation

Updated: 30 Oct 2024
Description

The Scenario Automation feature in the Smart Pierre app allows users to automate various scenarios, making it possible to trigger multiple I/O devices simultaneously based on specific conditions. This feature enhances the smart home experience by providing seamless control over various devices.

Key Features:

1.  Custom Time and Delay Conditions:

  • Users can add a New Time condition to specify when the scenario should activate, or a New Delay to set a delayed action after the scenario starts. This ensures that each step of the scenario follows the exact schedule needed.

2. Integrating Existing I/O Devices:

  • The system allows users to include Existing I/O devices into the scenario, ensuring that multiple I/O devices can be triggered simultaneously when the scenario is activated.

3. Simultaneous Device Activation:

  • The main advantage of Scenario Automation is that it triggers all the I/O devices included in the scenario at the same time. For example, a "Good Morning" scenario can open all blinds, shaders, and curtains simultaneously at a specific time, such as 8 AM from Monday to Friday, providing a smooth and automated start to your day.

4. Automated Conditions:

  • The scenario will activate automatically when the predefined conditions, such as time or device states, are met. This allows users to sit back and let the system manage multiple devices without manual intervention.

5. Manual Activation:

  • Automated scenarios can also be manually triggered by tapping on the scenario card on the Dashboard. When activated, the scenario's status changes to Active, and its icon turns blue. When the scenario is not active, the icon is gray, and the status reads Press to Activate, indicating that the scenario can be started with a single tap.

The Scenario Automation feature ensures that your smart home operates efficiently by coordinating multiple devices according to your schedule and preferences, simplifying daily routines and enhancing convenience.

Steps
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Automated Scenario - Blinds/Curtains
Description

You can create scenario for the Blinds/Curtains from Taskbar or from the Menu.

Creating a scenario for the Blinds/Curtains  is important because it allows seamless automation, improving convenience, energy efficiency, and security. Scenarios can adjust multiple Blinds/Curtains simultaneously based on time, weather, or light levels, helping to personalize your smart home experience and reduce the need for manual control. In this case automation is created based on the Brightness sensor in case when it detects level of light intensity lower than 75 %.

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Scenarios from the Taskbar
Scenarios from the Taskbar

Tap on the Scenarios on the Taskbar.

Scenarios page will be open.

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Scenarios - Add button
Scenarios - Add button

Tap on the button Add in order to create Scenario.

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New Scenario
New Scenario

Fill following form:

  • Name – Enter the name of the Scenario.
  • Role – Select the appropriate role for the Scenario.
  • Photo – Choose a photo to represent the Scenario.
  • Slide to confirm – When enabled, you will be asked to confirm the operation to avoid accidental actions.
  • Icon – Select an icon for the Scenario.
  • Add a new I/O – Tap this field to add new I/Os to the Scenario.

Tap Submit/Save to finalize your changes.

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Select Roles
Select Roles

Select checkbox/checkboxes next to the desired Role/Roles (multiple choice).

Tap Save/Done.

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Change photo - Scenario
Change photo - Scenario

Tap the photo of the Scenario. You have three options:

  • Open Library - The phone’s Library will open. 

  • Open Camera - You can take a picture using your smartphone. 

  • Choose default image - These images are prepared in advance in order  to provide a complete and seamless experience.

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Add a new I/O - Scenario
Add a new I/O - Scenario

You can search I/Os if you tap in the field Search and write the name of the I/O that you want to find, or to tap on the filter icon in the up right corner of the Search bar.

Tap on the checkbox/checkboxes next to the desired I/Os that you would like to add to the Scenario from the I/Os to Set in Scenario list.

Under each of the I/Os on this list is shown its current status.

The statuses are always those that have been set, and they can be changed later by tapping on the I/O.

Tap Save.

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Find Scenario
Find Scenario

Find Scenario Hall Blinds down and tap its card.

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Edit, Automation - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor
Edit, Automation - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor

Tab Edit is selected.

Tap on the tab Automation.

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Add new Automation - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor
Add new Automation - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor

Tap on +Add new Automation.

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Add new item - Automated scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor
Add new item - Automated scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor

There is possibility to add:

  • New Time condition,
  • New Delay,
  • Existing I/O.

Tap on the Existing I/O.

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Brightness sensor on the I/O list
Brightness sensor on the I/O list

Scroll to Brightness sensors on the list and tap on the desired I/O from the list, in this case Hall Brightness sensor.

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Automation Blinds and Brightness sensor
Automation Blinds and Brightness sensor

Hall Blinds down scenario will be activated when Hall Brightness sensor shows light intensity smaller than 75%. 

You can use slider to set the desired light intensity or use Presets (tap desired one).

Tap the Save button.

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Confirm Automated Scenario settings for Blinds and Brightness sensor
Confirm Automated Scenario settings for Blinds and Brightness sensor

To confirm settings of the Automated Scenario tap the button Done.

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Slide to Confirm - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor
Slide to confirm - Automated Scenario Blinds and Brightness sensor

The Slide to confirm feature adds an extra layer of security, requiring you to confirm your action before activating the scenario. This helps prevent scenarios from being triggered accidentally.

To activate the Automated Scenario manually, tap on the card of the desired Scenario, use button Slide to Activate and slide from left to the right side.

The icon of the Automated Scenario gets blue, and status is changed to Active.

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