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A D D E V E N T S
An Event is composed of up to three elements. To summarize, an event (" Trigger ") occurs and a select-
ed response (" Action ") will occur, provided certain conditions (" Restrictions ") are met. Examples include:
 Trigger : A security alarm control panel event initiated either by the user (such as the opening
of the garage door or an entrance door) or by the system (such as a Burglary alarm or the arming or
disarming of the system) or by a date, time of day or day of week.
 Action : An Action is simply what should happen when a Trigger occurs. A response to a Trigger
could include turning a light on or off, the activation of an existing Scene or a command to begin a
change in a thermostat setting. Any piece of equipment that can be controlled through the various
Automation Management screens can be programmed as an Action. Up to 10 Actions are allowed per Trigger.
 Restriction : Select limitations that, if met, will allow the Action. Examples include time of day limitations, day of
week limitations and security alarm zone status conditions.
Event Example: For an Event named Arrive at Home: Opening the garage door zone (" Trigger ") will turn on all lights
(" Action ") but only between 5 PM and 10 PM (" Restriction ") to avoid waking others in the home who might be sleeping.
Step through each of these three elements as follows:
1.
Add a Trigger
Tap Add Event . Type the name of your new Event in the
Enter Event Name field by tapping the empty field to open
the keyboard (you can always go back later and edit the
name). For example, type " Arrive at Home ".
In the Trigger For screen (shown at right), define the Trigger
as either a SECURITY EVENT , or for a yearly " DATE " or
weekly (" RECURRING ") recurrence pattern, defined below:

SECURITY EVENT
: Tap the big pull-down field to select a
security alarm control panel event. If additional data needs
to be added (such as a Code , a Relay number or a Zone