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1 Macros
2 Creating Macro
- 2.1 Macro 1
- 2.2 Macro 2

Macros

"Macro" - it's a sequence of control commands that is activated by a press.

A macro contains control commands that can be activated by pressing one button in the interface. It contains Actions and Condition. A condition is not obligatory for launching an event.

The Macros tab contains the following settings.

Name - the name of a macro.
Icon - the icon of a macro that helps to distinguish it vusially from other items.
Location - a place where macro will be used.
Action - an action that is done when a macro is activated.
Condition - an action required for macro work.
Delete macro - deleting a selected macro.

Creating Macro

Macro 1
Macro 2

Create two macros to turn on several dimmers at the same time. Select the location of macros in the room where dimmers are located. These examples show in detail the work principle of "Actions" and "Conditions".

1. Go to “Macros”.

2. Create a macro with the help of or “Create macro”.

3. Enter macro name. Save.

Create two macros. Select the location of macros in the room where dimmers are located. These examples show in detail the work principle of "Actions" and "Conditions".

Macro 1

Press "Add action" and select "Device".

Select Light 1.

Press “On”.

Add Light 2.

Select “Brightness”.

Set “Value” at 50.

When the macro is pressed, the dimmers are turned on.

Macro 2

Create Second macro.

Press “Add action” and select Light 3.

Press “On”.

Set a condition for this macro by pressing “Add condition”.

Select “Devices” and Light 1 with “On” value.

Dimmer 3 will be turned on only if dimmer 1 is on.

Start the project.

Turn off dimmers to test the work of macros.

When “First macro” is pressed, dimmer 1 and dimmer 2 are turned on. And dimmer 2 has a value that was set.

When “Second macro” is pressed, dimmer 3 is turned on, as dimmer 1 is turned on too. If you turn off dimmer 1 and dimmer 3, and press “Second macro” again, dimmer 3 won’t be turned on.