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# Scenes

The Scenes feature allows you to save and configure individual settings and states for your smart home devices. These predefined scenarios can then be activated with a single tap via the app (Scene Button).

Optimize efficiency and comfort in your home by automating routine processes or device states, simplifying them through a single operation.

## Scene Overview:

* **Name:** Displays the name of the respective scene.
* **Order:** Indicates the sequence in which scenes are listed in the app view.
* **Enabled:** Shows whether the scene is currently active.
* **Last updated:** Indicates when the scene was last changed.
* **Actions:** The actions column contains several buttons:
  * **Test:** Allows you to test the scene directly.
  * **Edit:** Enables editing of the scene.
  * **Delete:** Deletes the scene.
  * **Lock:** Locks the scene to prevent further changes.

This overview offers a simple way to manage the created scenes and to edit or test them if needed.

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