"Do you have questions? I am here to answer them.

What happens when there are no scenarios in the "Scenarios" menu of the Enki app?
Well, the screen below is displayed.
To create your first scenario, you can:

• Click the "+" button at the top right of the screen (as shown above),

• Or click on " Add a scenario "  in the center of the screen."

"In this section, I will present the features and possibilities offered by your scenario.

Indeed, a scenario allows you to perform a wide range of actions and customize its operation according to your needs."

When creating your scenario, it is important to be able to identify it easily. For this, consider customizing the following option:

• These are one or more events that automatically trigger your scenario.
• If you add multiple triggers, the activation of any one of them is enough for the actions defined in the scenario to be executed.
• Triggers are optional: you can create a scenario without using any.

• Conditions correspond to one or more restrictions that must be met for your scenario to execute its actions.
• They do not trigger the scenario by themselves but allow actions to execute when they are met.
• Thus, if a trigger activates the scenario while these conditions are not met, the actions will not be executed.
• Conditions are optional: you can create a scenario without defining any.

• When the scenario is executed, the defined actions occur in the order you choose (from top to bottom).
• You can modify this execution order at any time to adapt the scenario flow according to your needs.

When creating your scenario, you also have access to the following option:

"This type of scenario is called a manual scenario. But what is a manual scenario?

A scenario is called manual when it requires a voluntary action to be launched, that is, it must be activated by yourself via the app, a button, a remote control, or a switch you have configured for this purpose."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your device list.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your device list.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 19°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add an action to your scenario", then in "Integrate the action of your device"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the list in the "Scenarios" menu.

1. Click on the icon "" next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading icon will briefly appear on this icon. "".
3. Then, the "" icon will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you configured.

"In the example above, if your connected radiator is set to a desired temperature of 19°C as action #1, then when the scenario is executed, the device should react immediately in this way."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your device list.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your device list.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   1. The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.
3. For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 19°C.

"Now that the action of your device has been added to the scenario, we will add a waiting delay.
This delay triggers a new action a certain time after the first.

This is particularly useful for "scheduled" actions to which you do not want to associate a precise time."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Waiting delay" to access the delay configuration page.
3. Indicate the time you want to wait before the next action triggers.
4. Confirm by clicking " Save " at the bottom of the screen.
5. The waiting delay will then appear below the first action in the "Then" list.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Waiting delay" to access the delay configuration page.
3. Indicate the time you want to wait before the next action triggers.
4. Confirm by clicking " Save " at the bottom of the screen.
5. The waiting delay will then appear below the first action in the "Then" list.

"What does the waiting delay correspond to?

The waiting delay is the time that elapses between two actions in a scenario.
For example, if you set a first action on your device, then a delay of three hours, the next action will only execute three hours after the first.
It is a simple way to shift the execution of your scenario’s actions in time."

1. Click the " + " next to the "Then" label on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to reach your device list.

1. Click "Add an action" below the "Then" label and the two other actions.
2. Then select "Action on device" to reach your device list.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   1. The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.
3. For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 15°C.

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the list in the "Scenarios" menu.

1. Click the "" icon next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading icon will briefly appear on this icon "".
3. Once loading is complete, the "" icon will appear, indicating that the scenario is running.
4. Then check that your devices respond correctly to the actions defined in the scenario.

"Can we modify a scenario while it is running?

No. Modification options are disabled while the scenario is running, as indicated by the message displayed on the screen.

To modify it, you must first stop it, either by clicking the "" icon, or by selecting "  Stop the scenario  " from the scenario editing screen."

"This type of scenario is called a scheduled scenario. But what is a scheduled scenario?

A scenario is called scheduled when it triggers automatically at a precise time or during a defined period, thanks to a time trigger. The actions planned in the scenario then execute without manual intervention."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Specific time" to access the schedule configuration page.
3. Click on "00:00", then adjust the time at which the scenario should trigger, and confirm by pressing "  Ok  ".
4. Next, choose the days the scenario will run (by default, all days are selected).
5. Finally, click "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen to confirm.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" below the label "When".
2. Then select "Time of day" to access the schedule configuration page.
3. Adjust the time at which the scenario should trigger its actions by vertically scrolling through the hours and minutes.
4. Next, select the days on which the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
5. Finally, confirm by clicking "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen.

"Can multiple time triggers be set in the same scenario?

Yes! Each time you add as a trigger in your scenario will trigger all the actions you have configured.
Simply repeat the steps described in the section "Add a trigger in your scenario" for each desired time."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label located on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the label "Then".
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 19°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add your action in your scenario", then in "Integrate your device's action"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the menu list "Scenarios".

1. Click the icon "" next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading icon will briefly appear on this icon. "".
3. Then, the icon "" will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you have configured.

"Warning, if you want your device to switch at another time to an opposite or different state, you must create a second scenario following the same construction method.

Otherwise, you can also use the method of separating actions by one or more delays within a single scenario. For this, I invite you to consult the section "Actions on the device with a delay".."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Dawn / Dusk" to access the schedule configuration page.
3. Choose whether you want to trigger the scenario at dawn (morning) or dusk (evening).
4. Click on "00:00" to set the desired time offset, then confirm by clicking "  Ok  ".
5. Then select whether this offset should be applied "before" or "after" the chosen time. (For example, if you select "after" with an offset of 1 hour and dusk, the scenario will run 1 hour after sunset.)
6. Then choose the days the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
7. Finally, click "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen to confirm.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" under the label "When".
2. Then select "Dawn / Dusk" to access the schedule editing page.
3. Choose whether you want to trigger the scenario at dawn (morning) or dusk (evening).
4. Adjust the desired delay as a positive or negative value, according to your previous selection. (For example, if you choose a positive delay of 01:00 and you are on dusk, the scenario will run one hour after sunset.)
5. Then select the days on which the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
6. Finally, confirm by clicking "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen.

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label located on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the label "Then".
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 19°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add your action in your scenario", then in "Integrate your device's action"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the menu list "Scenarios".

1. Click the icon "" next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading icon will briefly appear on this icon. "".
3. Then, the icon "" will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you have configured.

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Device state" to access the selection page for devices.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" under the label "When".
2. Then select "Device state" to access your list of devices.

"Is it possible to integrate multiple states of one or more devices to trigger a scenario?

Yes, absolutely. You can add multiple states, whether from the same device or different devices.
To do this, simply repeat the steps described in the section "Add one of your devices as a trigger in your scenario". ⚠️ However, be careful not to create a loop that would trigger the scenario continuously, which could cause a malfunction of your installation."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Click on "Add an action" under the label "Then".
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your list of devices.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 9°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add your device's action in your scenario", then in  "Integrate your device's action"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the menu list "Scenarios".

1. Click the icon "" next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading icon will briefly appear on this icon. "".
3. Then, the icon "" will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you have configured.

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, located on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Device status" to access the device selection page.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" under the "When" label.
2. Then select "Device status" to access the device selection page.

1. Select your radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then choose the desired option from the following:
   • Heating / Heating request
   • Recorded temperature
3. Finally, select the desired state of your device from:
   • Heating: Yes / No
   • Recorded temperature
     Lower than / Higher than
     Temperature

For this example, we will choose the heating state: yes.

"Is it possible to integrate multiple states of my device to trigger a scenario?

Yes, it is absolutely possible. You can add multiple states for your device or for other devices.
To do this, simply repeat the steps explained in the sections "Add your device as a trigger in your scenario" and "Integrate the status of your device". However, be careful not to create a loop that would continuously trigger the scenario, which could cause a malfunction in your installation."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Notification" to access customization.
3. In the "Enter your message" field, click and then write the message you want to receive in the notification.
4. Finally, confirm by clicking "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen.

1. Click on "Add an action" below the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Notification" to access customization.
3. In the "Enter your message" field, click and then write the message you want to receive in the notification.
4. Finally, confirm by clicking "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen.

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the list under the "Scenarios" menu.

1. Click on the "" icon next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading logo will briefly appear on this icon: "".
3. Then, the "" logo will reappear.
4. Check that you receive the notification you customized.

"If you encounter difficulties with receiving notifications — such as delays or complete absence — I invite you to consult the following article, which may be helpful:

• How my phone's settings work to properly receive notifications"

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Device status" to access the selection page.

3. Choose one of your devices, then define the desired state that will trigger the scenario.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" under the "When" label.
2. Then select "Device status" to access your devices list.
3. Choose one of your devices, then define the state that will trigger the scenario.

"Is it possible to integrate multiple states from one or more devices to trigger a scenario?

Yes, absolutely. You can add multiple states, whether from the same device or different devices.
To do this, simply repeat the steps described in the section  "Add one of your devices as a trigger in your scenario". ⚠️ However, be careful not to create a loop that would continuously trigger your scenario, which could cause a malfunction of your installation."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your devices list.

1. Click on "Add an action" under the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your devices list.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 21°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add the action of your device in your scenario", then in "Integrate the action of your device"."

1. Click "Add conditions" under the "And only if" label.
2. Click the " + " button next to the "Period" label, on the right side of the screen.
3. Tap "Select a start time" at the top of the screen.
4. Choose the type among "Time", "Dawn" or "Dusk", then specify the desired time or period.
5. Then tap "Select an end time" just below the start time.
6. Also select the type among "Time", "Dawn" or "Dusk", then set the desired time or period.
7. You can then choose the days during which the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
8. Click " Save " at the bottom of the screen to confirm these conditions.
9. Finally, tap the arrow at the top left to return to building your scenario.

1. Click "Conditions" under the "And only if" label.
2. Click on "Add a period" under the "Periods" section.
3. Tap "Start time" at the top of the screen.
4. Select the type among "Time", "Dawn" or "Dusk", then set the desired time or period.
5. Then tap "End time", just below the start time.
6. Choose again the type among "Time", "Dawn" or "Dusk", then specify the desired time or period.
7. Select the days during which the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
8. Click " Save " at the bottom of the screen to confirm the conditions.
9. Finally, tap the arrow at the top left to return to building your scenario.

"How to integrate a new condition in my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps you performed in the section "Add a time period condition in your scenario"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the list under the "Scenarios" menu.

1. Click on the "" icon next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading logo will briefly appear on this icon: "".
3. Then, the "" logo will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you configured.

1. Click the " + " button next to the "When" label, on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Specific moment" to access the schedule configuration page.
3. Click on "00:00", then adjust the time at which the scenario should trigger, and confirm by tapping "  Ok  ".
4. Then, choose the days for scenario execution (by default, all days are selected).
5. Finally, click "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen to confirm.

1. Click on "Add a trigger" below the "When" label.
2. Then select "Time of day" to access the schedule configuration page.
3. Adjust the time at which the scenario should trigger its actions by vertically scrolling the hours and minutes.
4. Then, select the days during which the scenario should run (by default, all days are selected).
5. Finally, confirm by clicking "  Save  " at the bottom of the screen.

"Can multiple time triggers be defined in the same scenario?

Yes! Each time you add as a trigger in your scenario will trigger all the actions you have configured.
Simply repeat the steps described in the section "Add a trigger in your scenario". for each desired time."

1. Click the " + " button next to the "Then" label located on the right side of the screen.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your devices list.

1. Click the "Add an action" button below the "Then" label.
2. Then select "Action on device" to access your devices list.

1. Select your connected radiator from the displayed list.
2. Then select the desired state of your device:
   • The desired temperature to apply to the radiator.

For this example, we will choose a desired temperature of 21°C.

"How to integrate a new device or a new action into my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps explained in the section "Add your action in your scenario", then in "Integrate the action of your device"."

1. Click "Add conditions" under the "And only if" label.
2. Click the " + " button next to the "State" label, on the right side of the screen.
3. Then select "Device state".
4. Choose your device, then define its state.

1. Click "Conditions" under the "And only if" label.
2. Click on "Add a state" under the "States" section.
3. Then select "Device state".
4. Choose your device, then define its state.

"How to integrate a new condition in my scenario?

Simply repeat the steps you performed in the section "Add an event-related condition in your scenario"."

1. To save your scenario, click the " Save " button located at the bottom of your screen.
2. Once saved, your scenario will appear in the list under the "Scenarios" menu.

1. Click on the "" icon next to the scenario you just created.
2. A loading logo will briefly appear on this icon: "".
3. Then, the "" logo will reappear.
4. Check that your devices respond correctly to the actions you configured.

"In the example above, the scenario is programmed to trigger at 08:30, Monday to Friday.
At this time and these days, your heating will perform the action of setting to 21°C as action #1, provided that the window is in the expected state, i.e., closed.
If the window is open, then the actions will not be executed."

"Attention, I want to warn you: if you want your device to switch to another state, or to the opposite state, at a different time, you will need to create a second scenario following the same construction method.

However, it is also possible to separate actions by one or more delays within the same scenario you just created.
For more information, I invite you to consult the corresponding section. "Actions on the device with a delay"."