With admin rights
What else you can do if your integrator has given you admin rights.
With admin rights, or if your integrator has enabled individual areas for you, the Configuration section appears under Settings. In it you find:
| Entry | What for |
|---|---|
| Devices | Managing devices |
| Add Device | Adding a device |
| Rooms, Zones | Creating and organizing rooms and zones, see Quick guides |
| Scenes, Add Scene | Managing scenes, see Scenes |
| Schedules, Automations | Routines by time of day or event, see Quick guides |
| Matter | Connecting your home to Apple Home, Google Home and others, see Matter |
| Cloud and other services | Cloud account, Alexa and Google Home, see nomos cloud account |
| Settings | System settings, for example the vacation period |
Only with full admin rights do you also get Incoming requests and the more... entry, which opens the complete configuration.
WARNING
Admin rights mean responsibility. With them you can remove devices or overwrite your integrator's settings. Only change what you understand. If in doubt, ask your integrator; they can also give you just the rights you really need.
Only in your home network
The configuration only works when you are in the same network as your Controller. On the go, the app shows Not allowed during remote access.
What the configuration looks like
Add Device, Devices and Settings are screens of the app itself. All other entries open your Controller's configuration interface inside the app. This is the same interface your integrator works with. It is described in detail in the integrator handbook; the Quick guides here show the most common tasks.