ZIPR-SD3503 Z-Wave Over IP Gateway
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Scenes
Scenes can be used to create a set of Actions which could be executed (activated) by any of the
following triggers
1)
Manual
A user can manually execute a Scene by using the “Execute Scene” button on Scene webpage
2)
Schedule
A schedule can be added to a Scene which can be used to execute a Scene on a preset time
3)
Events
Device events (unsolicited reports) from Sensor devices can be used to execute a Scene
The main features of Scenes are:
1)
Actions
The Device Actions are the collection of commands to perform some operation on a device. A
scene may contain a single Action or many of them. A Device Action uses Z-Wave SET command
to accomplish the operation.
2)
Schedules
A schedule can be set to execute a Scene on any or every day of the week at a preset time. The
Schedule remains active till it is disabled or deleted.
3)
Events
Devices such as motions sensors can be used to execute a Scene by having Events trigger as part
of the Scene.
4)
Persistence
A Z-Wave Scene is saved to a persistent storage and is loaded back when the Webs server starts
again.
5)
Scene status
If the current state of Z-Wave devices matches the desired state as listed in Scene Actions, then
a Scene is considered “Active”. If any of the Actions does not match with the current state of a
device then the Scene becomes “Inactive”. Initially the status of a Scene is shown as “Unknown”.
When a Scene status is known (either Active or Inactive), the Action that match with the current
