Script types
A script is a group of predefined actions that the Smart Home executes automatically under certain conditions
All scripts are divided into three groups in the Livicom system:
- They allow the site's owner and admins to set a number of actions, which should be executed when a user presses a button in the app or on the Livi Key Fob remote control panel
- They allow the site's owner and admins to set a number of actions that the hub will execute automatically when predefined events occur on the site
- Allows you to set actions that will be performed periodically on a schedule
Scripts are created separately for each each and they are stored in the memory of the hub and on the Livicom cloud server. Scripts cannot be contain actions for devices or users from different sites.
Up to 64 scripts can be created for each Livicom site. Up to 8 actions can be added to each script and the number of actions should not exceed 64 for all scripts in total.
Up to 127 conditions can be added in total to all event-driven scripts for each site. The system will issue a warning and will not allow creating new scripts if the maximum number of scripts, conditions or actions is reached.
Up to 127 conditions can be added in total to all event-driven scripts for each site. The system will issue a warning and will not allow creating new scripts if the maximum number of scripts, conditions or actions is reached.
When the script is launching, the hub checks the devices involved and sends the command to perform predefined actions. But afterwards the hub does not control how does the device's operation fit into the script. For example, If the user manually turns on / off the device involved in the script or reboots the hub, then the timer counting down in the running script will stop.
If the hub firmware has been updated to version 1.11 and higher, then the timer counting down in the running script will continue after a programmatic reboot of the hub (reboot after a firmware update or by user command). But after a power boot of the hub (if the hub was de-energized), then the timer counting down in the running script will stop. The script will be launched again if all specified conditions are met or upon new control action by the user after the power supply of the hub is restored.
If the devices are involved in several scripts, the scripts will be executed sequentially, and the counting down of the running timers will stop at the start of each next script.
The selected time zone is important for scheduled scripts to start on time. If the time zone is set incorrectly, you should change it on the hub settings screen.
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