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Device Automation

Device Automation allows users to create smart rules that automatically control devices based on specific conditions. When a trigger event occurs (like a temperature change or switch state), the automation executes predefined actions on one or more devices.

Examples:

  • If Switch-1 power state changes to ON, turn Light-1 ON
  • If Temperature Sensor reports temperature > 22°C, turn Fan ON with speed 3

Access Device Automations by selecting the Automations tab in the bottom navigation menu.

Automations List​

The Automations screen displays all automations for the current Home. Each card shows:

  • Automation Name
  • Event/Trigger (e.g., "If: Living Room Switch: Power > 1")
  • Actions (e.g., "Set: Bedroom Light: Power: ON, Brightness: 80")
  • Enable/Disable Toggle

Features:

  • Pull down to refresh to sync from cloud
  • Quick enable/disable toggle on each card
  • Tap a card to open the Edit/Delete menu

Create Device Automation​

Step 1: Name Your Automation​

  1. Tap the Add Automation button (+)
  2. Enter a unique, descriptive name
  3. Tap Next

Step 2: Configure Event (Trigger)​

Select Event Device​

  1. Tap Add Event
  2. Select an online device from your current Home
  3. Offline devices appear dimmed and cannot be selected

Configure Event Parameters​

  1. Select Parameter (e.g., Power, Temperature)
  2. Set Condition: ==, >, <, !=, >=, <=
  3. Set Value using appropriate control (toggle, slider, input)
  4. Tap Done

Step 3: Configure Actions​

Select Action Devices​

  1. Tap Add Action
  2. Select one or more devices to control
  3. Devices with configured actions show a checkmark
  4. Tap X to remove a device

Configure Action Parameters​

  1. Select parameters to control
  2. Set desired values (ON/OFF, brightness, color, etc.)
  3. Configure multiple parameters per device
  4. Tap Save

Step 4: Advanced Settings (Optional)​

Retrigger Option:

  • OFF (default): Execute once when condition changes to true
  • ON: Execute repeatedly while condition remains true

Step 5: Save Automation​

Tap Create Automation to activate. The automation will appear in the Automations list and begin monitoring.

Edit Automation​

  1. Tap an automation card
  2. Select Edit from the menu
  3. Modify name, event, actions, or retrigger setting
  4. Tap Update to save changes

Enable / Disable Automation​

Method 1 (Quick): Toggle the switch on any automation card

Method 2: Tap a card → view status (ENABLED/DISABLED) in the menu header

Disabled automations are saved but won't monitor or execute until re-enabled.

Delete Automation​

  1. Tap an automation card
  2. Select Delete (red text)
  3. Automation is permanently removed

Warning: This action cannot be undone.

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