Monitoring Routines

What are Monitoring Routines?

Monitoring Routines are a way to change the way the whole home reacts to motion detection.You can define what you want to happen when you ac...
Default Monitoring Routines and how to configure them

Two routines are available by default once the function is activated. You can of course edit those routines to tailor them to your needs and...
How do Routines work if I have other Automation?

Routines are similar to a higher level of automation including some resting states for the system, which means that they will be applied in ...
What is the Idle step, when no motion is detected?

The idle step defines what the lamps do when you activate the routine and afterwards, while no motion gets detected. In this step, you ...
What is the Trigger step, defining sensor types?

This is the space where you can define which sensors and inputs are taken into account into determination of if the routine should get trigg...
What is the Action step, reaction to motion detected?

The action is what happens when a routine gets triggered because it detected motion. You can decide to apply a light mode, and the defa...
Why can I not see Routines?

As of now, Routines are only visible after you have installed a camera and the camera is used to guide the lights in the home through the st...
Presence simulation

As part of monitoring routines, presence simulation is an option that simulates presence at home during your vacation. Presence simulat...
Why can I only see a single routine?

Depending on the country your WiZ home is located in, you may get access to a single routine for Presence simulation, or the complete routin...

Monitoring Routines

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