Set Up Events
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An event is how you tell Vera to do certain things in response to some event. For more on this, see [[Automation]]. | An event is how you tell Vera to do certain things in response to some event. For more on this, see [[Automation]]. | ||
| − | To add an event, click the [[ | + | To add an event, click the [[Scenes|scenes]] tab, add a new scene, and click 'Add Event' to define what should trigger the scene. |
Then choose the type of event. The most common options are: Sunset, sunrise, a sensor is tripped, and an armed sensor is tripped. For sensor tripped events, you will be asked to choose which sensor(s) should trigger the event. | Then choose the type of event. The most common options are: Sunset, sunrise, a sensor is tripped, and an armed sensor is tripped. For sensor tripped events, you will be asked to choose which sensor(s) should trigger the event. | ||
Revision as of 02:23, 24 February 2009
An event is how you tell Vera to do certain things in response to some event. For more on this, see Automation.
To add an event, click the scenes tab, add a new scene, and click 'Add Event' to define what should trigger the scene.
Then choose the type of event. The most common options are: Sunset, sunrise, a sensor is tripped, and an armed sensor is tripped. For sensor tripped events, you will be asked to choose which sensor(s) should trigger the event.
You can then check off which users should be notified when the event occurs. These are the people you created on the users tab, and Vera will use the contact information (SMS/Email) you provided on that tab.
After you specify the options for the event, you can tell Vera what you want her to do when that event occurs, in exactly the same way you do when creating a scene. As explained in the scene instructions, you can tell Vera to do something with a device and then after a period of time, do something else, such as: turn on the garage light and 30 seconds later turn it off again.
Learn how to use events to setup a home security system: click here
