Automation - Revision history

DaveL17 at 03:11, 14 December 2011

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Javier at 03:23, 14 April 2010

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Micasaverde at 15:24, 1 October 2009

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LibraSun at 02:25, 2 August 2009

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Micasaverde at 23:34, 17 September 2008

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Micasaverde at 23:34, 17 September 2008

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-[[Category:Glossary]]
+Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically by running scenes for you at certain times, or in response to certain events.
 Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically by running scenes for you at certain times, or in response to certain events.
-First, learn more by reading about [[Scenes|scenes]], then [[Timer|How to create timers]], and [[Event|How to create events]].
+First, learn more by reading about [[Scenes|scenes]], then [[Timer|how to create timers]], and [[Event|how to create events]].

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	Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically by running scenes for you at certain times, or in response to certain events.		Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically by running scenes for you at certain times, or in response to certain events.

	First, learn more by reading about [[Scenes\|scenes]], then [[Timer\|How to create timers]], and [[Event\|How to create events]].		First, learn more by reading about [[Scenes\|scenes]], then [[Timer\|How to create timers]], and [[Event\|How to create events]].

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-Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically. Just like [[Scenes|scenes]], automation tells Vera what you want various devices to do, such as: Floor lamp dim to 40%, porch light off, and so on. The difference is that with a scene you have to tell Vera when you want to run the scene. With automation, Vera does this automatically with either a timer or event. A timer is tells Vera to do something at certain intervals, like every 5 minutes, or at certain times, like weekdays at 8pm. An event, on the other hand, causes Vera to do something when something else happens, such as "when the sun sets, turn on the porch light", or "when the motion detector in the garage is tripped, turn on the light for 5 minutes then turn it off".
+Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically by running scenes for you at certain times, or in response to certain events.
-[[Timer|How to create timers]]
+First, learn more by reading about [[Scenes|scenes]], then [[Timer|How to create timers]], and [[Event|How to create events]].
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 [[Event|How to create events]]

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-Automation is how make Vera do things automatically.  Like [[Scenes|scenes]], with automation tell Vera what you want various devices to do, like: Floor lamp dim to 40%, porch light off, and so on.  The difference is that with a scene you have manually tell Vera when you want to run the scene.  With automation, Vera does this automatically with either a timer or event.  A timer is where you tell Vera to do something at certain intervals, like every 5 minutes, or at certain times, like weekdays at 8pm.  An event is where Vera does this when something else happens, such as "when the sun sets, turn on the porch light", or "when the motion detector in the garage is tripped, turn on the light for 5 minutes then turn it off".
+Automation is how you make Vera do things automatically. Just like [[Scenes|scenes]], automation tells Vera what you want various devices to do, such as: Floor lamp dim to 40%, porch light off, and so on. The difference is that with a scene you have to tell Vera when you want to run the scene. With automation, Vera does this automatically with either a timer or event. A timer is tells Vera to do something at certain intervals, like every 5 minutes, or at certain times, like weekdays at 8pm. An event, on the other hand, causes Vera to do something when something else happens, such as "when the sun sets, turn on the porch light", or "when the motion detector in the garage is tripped, turn on the light for 5 minutes then turn it off".
 [[Timer|How to create timers]]
 [[Event|How to create events]]

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