Руководство По Работе для Panasonic KXHNS107
Note:
R The number of scenarios that you can create may vary depending on the model number of your hub
R The number of scenarios that you can create may vary depending on the model number of your hub
and your usage conditions.
Creating a scenario that uses a schedule as the trigger
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From the [Home Network] app home screen, tap [Smart Control].
R If there are existing scenarios, a list of the devices being controlled by the scenarios is displayed.
R If there are existing scenarios, a list of the devices being controlled by the scenarios is displayed.
Tap
to create a new scenario.
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Select the operation that you want the scenario to perform.
– [Camera Recording]: Camera images will be recorded when the scenario is executed.
– [Smart Plug ON / OFF]: A smart plug will be turned on when the scenario is executed.
– [Control Thermostat]: The system cannot directly control thermostats according to a schedule.
– [Camera Recording]: Camera images will be recorded when the scenario is executed.
– [Smart Plug ON / OFF]: A smart plug will be turned on when the scenario is executed.
– [Control Thermostat]: The system cannot directly control thermostats according to a schedule.
To create a smart control scenario that controls a thermostat, see “Creating a scenario that
controls a thermostat”, Page 59.
controls a thermostat”, Page 59.
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Select the device that you want to control.
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Tap [Schedule].
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When controlling a camera
Under [Timer], set each item.
– [Start Time]: Determines when camera recording starts.
– [Recording Duration]: Determines the length of the recording. The maximum setting is
Under [Timer], set each item.
– [Start Time]: Determines when camera recording starts.
– [Recording Duration]: Determines the length of the recording. The maximum setting is
15 minutes.
When controlling a smart plug
Under [Timer], set each item.
– [Start Time]: Determines when the smart plugs turns on.
– [End Time]: Determines when the smart plug turns off. The maximum setting is 24 hours.
Under [Timer], set each item.
– [Start Time]: Determines when the smart plugs turns on.
– [End Time]: Determines when the smart plug turns off. The maximum setting is 24 hours.
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Under [Repeat], set each item.
– [Days]: Determines the days on which the scenario can control the device.
– [Days]: Determines the days on which the scenario can control the device.
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Under [Arm Mode], select the arm modes in which the scenario can control the device.
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When finished, tap [OK].
Note:
R If the conditions of this scenario (day, time, and arm mode) overlap with another scenario that is
R If the conditions of this scenario (day, time, and arm mode) overlap with another scenario that is
configured to control the same device, an error is displayed. The nature of the error is also displayed
on the scenario’s configuration screen.
on the scenario’s configuration screen.
Creating a scenario that uses a sensor as the trigger
1
From the [Home Network] app home screen, tap [Smart Control].
R If there are existing scenarios, a list of the devices being controlled by the scenarios is displayed.
R If there are existing scenarios, a list of the devices being controlled by the scenarios is displayed.
Tap
to create a new scenario.
2
Select the operation that you want the scenario to perform.
– [Camera Recording]: Camera images will be recorded when the scenario is executed.
– [Smart Plug ON / OFF]: A smart plug will be turned on when the scenario is executed.
– [Control Thermostat]: Thermostats cannot be controlled by a sensor. To create a smart control
– [Camera Recording]: Camera images will be recorded when the scenario is executed.
– [Smart Plug ON / OFF]: A smart plug will be turned on when the scenario is executed.
– [Control Thermostat]: Thermostats cannot be controlled by a sensor. To create a smart control
scenario that controls a thermostat, see “Creating a scenario that controls a thermostat”,
Page 59.
Page 59.
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Select the device that you want to control.
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Using the app