Scenes and Smart Living (continued)
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Who's There?
Automatically shows you who's at the front door on the TV
and Mobile phone and lets you and communicate with them via a video
widget on your TV
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I'm Home:
Prepares the home for your return, setting the lights, blinds,
temperature, water heater, and even entertainment options.
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Home Safety:
Alerts you to changes at home that may be caused by an
intruder, fire, leaks, the AC, appliances, or other systems.
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Weekday Morning:
Detects new daylight and adjusts the lights and
various devices for a typical weekday.
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Weekday Evening:
Detects fading daylight and adjusts lights and
various devices for a typical weekday evening.
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Weekend Morning:
Detects new daylight and adjusts lights and various
devices for a new weekend day.
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Weekend Evening:
Detects fading daylight and adjusts lights and
various devices for a weekend evening.
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Power Saver: Convenient but also c
onserves power by turning lights
on when rooms are occupied and off when no one's around.
Once a scene is selected, to add a device or setting for notifications, do the following::
a.
Select the checkbox beside the device shown in the scene menu
. If the device’s
settings can be configured by the scene, an arrow indicator will appear beside it.
b.
Click on the arrow to configure those settings.
c.
Select the checkbox beside the device. If the device’s settings can be configured by
the scene, an arrow indicator will appear beside it.
d.
Click on the arrow to configure those settings.
All scenes can remain active or be selectively activated. If a scene is triggered by an
event or timing, its attributes override the attributes of a previously active scene. For
example: If a home has the “Weekday Evening” scene active, at a prescribed time or
light level at dawn
, it is deactivated when a “Weekday Morning” scene activates.
Some restrictions or limitations to remember:
A maximum of 6 cameras can be connected to one home center
The broadband Internet connection
’s performance and stability can have an effect on
camera and home automation device reaction times
A maximum of 32 home automation devices can be connected to one home center.
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