Schedules
Schedules run scenes at predefined times. This is particularly useful for controlling systems like lighting, heating, or blinds at specific times.
Overview of Schedules
- The schedules overview displays all created schedules. Each row in the table contains the following columns:
- Name: The name of the schedule, describing the automation goal.
- Enabled: Whether the schedule runs; the box switches it on or off directly from the list.
- Last updated: The time of the last change to the schedule.
- Last triggered: The time the schedule was last executed.
- Actions: Available actions you can perform with a schedule (Edit, Delete, etc.).
- If no schedules are present, a message will appear: "No items found."
Entries here carry tags too: in the list they appear as chips behind the name, the Tag dropdown filters the list, and the search field finds them. In the editor, the Tags field is beside the name.
Create Schedule
- To create a new schedule, click New Schedule at the top right of the view.
- You will be directed to a menu where you set the schedule's name, the time and the scenes to run (see Create Schedule – Step by Step). A schedule switches devices through these scenes.
- Ensure all relevant options are configured so the schedule executes correctly.
Actions
- For each schedule, several actions are accessible via buttons:
- Edit: You can modify existing schedules by clicking the edit icon.
- Duplicate: Creates a copy with the same time, scenes and tags under the name "… copy". The copy starts switched off so it does not trigger the same at the same time; switch it on in the Enabled column once it is adapted. It is then picked in the list.
- Delete: If a schedule is no longer needed, you can remove it by clicking the red "Delete" icon.
