Examples

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Screenshots in this guide may look slightly different from what you see on your device. Please follow the actual interface for reference.

This article shows you multiple common automation logic examples. The devices used in the examples are for demonstration purposes only. You can replace them with any smart devices that have the same functionality to achieve the same automation effects.

Turn off lights at 23:00 every day

This logic will turn off the light bulb at 23:00 every night.

1. Click the Timer Trigger button, select all 7 days of the week in the block to represent every day, choose Specific Time, and set the time to 23:00:00.
2. Click the Action button, select 1 light bulb from the device list, and choose the Switch related block from the function block list.
3. In the above Action block, set the light bulb to On and connect it to the output point of the Timer Trigger block.

Turn on air conditioner and set cooling mode when someone is in the room

When someone is detected in the room, turn on the air conditioner and set it to cooling mode.

1. Click the Event button, select a motion sensor from the device list, and choose the OnOff Sensor related block from the function list to monitor whether someone is in the room.
2. In the above Event block, configure the OnOff Sensor to On, indicating that when someone is detected in the room, the next operation will be triggered.
3. Click the Action button, select an air conditioner or air conditioner thermostat from the device list, and select both the Switch related block and the Heating/Cooling Mode related block from the function block list.
4. In the above Action block, set the Switch to On and the Heating/Cooling Mode to cool, and connect both to the output point of the Event block.

Automatically turn on lights when someone is in the room and it's dark

This logic will simultaneously detect whether someone is in the room and whether the current lighting is insufficient, and will only automatically turn on the light bulb when both conditions are met.

1. Click the Event button, select a motion sensor, add a Presence block, and set the OnOff Sensor to On to detect whether someone is in the room.
2. Click the Event button, select a light sensor, add an Illuminance block, and set the condition to Illuminance less than 100 lux to detect whether the room is dark.
3. Select the Condition block in batch, choose the above motion sensor and light sensor, add query conditions "Presence Status is On" and "Illuminance reading less than 100 lux" respectively, and set to "Meet all conditions". Ensure that subsequent actions are triggered only when both "someone is present" and "insufficient lighting" conditions are met.
4. Connect the above two Event blocks to the input points of the Condition block, so that a query will be triggered whenever someone is detected in the room or insufficient lighting is detected.
5. Click the Action button, select a light, add a Switch block, and set it to On.
6. Connect the output point of the Condition block to the Action block to achieve the logic of automatically turning on the light when the Condition block query result is true.

Automatically turn on lights when someone is in the corridor or it's dark

When someone is detected in the corridor or it's dark, this logic will turn on the lights.

1. Click the Event button, select a motion sensor, add a OnOff Sensor block, and set the OnOff Sensor to On to detect whether someone is in the room.
2. Click the Event button, select a light sensor, add an Illuminance block, and set the condition to Illuminance less than 100 lux to detect whether the room is dark.
3. Click the Action button, select a light, add a Switch block, and set it to On.
4. Connect the above two Event blocks to the Action block respectively, indicating that the lights will be turned on when either event occurs.

Turn on lights with 1-minute delay when someone is in the room

When someone is detected in the room, this logic waits for 1 minute before turning on the lights.

1. Click the Event button, select a motion sensor from the device list, and choose the OnOff Sensor related block from the function list to monitor whether someone is in the room.
2. In this Event block, configure the OnOff Sensor to On, indicating that when someone is detected in the room, the next operation will be triggered.
3. Add 1 Delay block, set the time to 1 minute, and connect its input point to the above Event block.
4. Click the Action button, select a light bulb from the device list, and choose the Switch related block from the function block list.
5. In the Action block, set the light bulb to On and connect it to the output point of the above Delay block.