How Does My Connected Inspire Fan Work in a Schedule?

Summary:

This article explains how to create and use an individual schedule for your connected device.

Your device’s schedule is based on a time event that automatically triggers the selected actions, without manual intervention.

This mechanism makes the connected device autonomous, executing the right action at the right time, without repeated instructions. This is its sense of "when."

You can schedule a specific state at a given time and day, then set another state at the end, ensuring flexible management according to your needs.

Some devices can operate automatically via scenarios or heating schedules, but the scheduling function offers specific and complementary management.

Individual scheduling is ideal for automating a single device simply and quickly, unlike scenarios and schedules that can manage multiple devices.

It also allows you to create multiple distinct schedules, easily activated or deactivated via sliders, offering great flexibility to quickly adjust settings as needed.

1 - Open the Enki app by clicking on its icon "".

2 - In the Home tab, select your device to access its control page.

3 - To schedule, tap "Add" at the bottom of the "Add a Schedule" tile.

4 - Start by naming your schedule for easy identification.

Click the "Name" field to enter the desired name.

Type the chosen name.

Confirm by clicking the confirmation symbol at the bottom right of the keyboard.

5 - To set the start time, click the "Start Time" tile. You can choose among three options:

Time: Select a fixed time for a precise start, unaffected by natural conditions.

Dawn: Schedule the start at dawn, with an offset before or after, to adapt to natural morning light.

Dusk: Launch the schedule at dusk, adjusting the time before or after, ideal for following seasonal day length changes.

⚠ A schedule should not be confused with a scenario. It allows only one start time, setting a precise moment for the action.

To perform the same action at multiple times, create multiple distinct schedules, each with its own start time, ensuring better organization.

6 - Define the initial state of your device by clicking the "Device State" tile. A new page will open with several possible states to easily configure its behavior according to your needs:

For our connected Inspire fan, we choose the "Light" functionality in the "On" state.

Without activating the end of schedule, the action triggers one hour before sunset. This turns on the light of our connected fan.

8 - To define the end time, click the "End Time" tile. You can choose among three options:

Time: Select a fixed time to end the schedule precisely at that moment.

Dawn: End the schedule at dawn, or with an offset before or after, according to natural morning light.

Dusk: Schedule the end at sunset, with an interval before or after, to adapt to seasonal variations.

9 - Determine the final state of your device by clicking the "Device State" tile. A new page will open with several options to configure the final behavior according to your needs:

For our connected Inspire fan, we selected the "Light" and "Fan" functions in the "Off" state.

The schedule will turn on the light one hour before sunset, then turn off both light and fan at 11:30 PM.

10 - Scroll down to the Recurrence section to access day-by-day scheduling options.

By default, all days are selected, so the schedule will apply every day unless changed.

Keep the selection if you want a daily schedule. Otherwise, click on the days to exclude to deselect them.

This way, you customize the activation days according to your needs.

11 - Finally, save the configured schedule.

Click the "Save" button at the bottom on Android, or the checkmark "✔" at the top right on iOS, to confirm your changes.

After saving, you will be redirected to the control page where schedules are visible; you can review them or create new ones.

The schedule turns on the light of the connected Inspire fan one hour before sunset.

It ends at 11:30 PM, turning off the light and fan, Monday through Friday.

For any questions about your schedules, contact our technical support. Please specify:

• The brand and model of your phones or tablets.

• The devices and their names in the app that you want to schedule.

• A clear description of your request.

The more details you provide, the better we can assist you.

Some devices can operate automatically via scenarios or heating schedules, but the scheduling function offers specific and complementary management.

Individual scheduling is ideal to automate a single device quickly and simply, unlike scenarios and schedules that can manage multiple devices.

It also allows you to create multiple distinct schedules, which can be easily activated or deactivated via toggles, providing great flexibility to quickly adjust settings as needed.

1 - Open the Enki app by clicking its icon "".

2 - In the Home tab, select your device to access its control page.

3 - To schedule, tap "Add" at the bottom of the tile "Add a schedule".

4 - Start by naming your schedule for easy identification.

Click on the "Name" field to enter the desired name.

Type the chosen name.

Confirm by clicking the confirmation symbol at the bottom right of the keyboard.

5 - To set the start time, click on the tile "Start time". You can choose from three options:

Time: Select a fixed time for a precise start, unaffected by natural conditions.

Dawn: Schedule the start at dawn, with a delay before or after, to adapt to natural morning light.

Dusk: Launch the schedule at dusk, adjusting the time before or after, ideal to follow seasonal day length changes.

⚠ A schedule should not be confused with a scenario. It allows only one start time, setting a precise moment for the action.

To perform the same action at multiple times, create several distinct schedules, each with its own start time, ensuring better organization.

6 - Set the initial state of your device by clicking the tile "Device state". A new page will open with several possible states to easily configure its behavior according to your needs:

For our Inspire connected fan, we choose the "Light" functionality in the "On" state.

Without activating the schedule end, the action triggers one hour before sunset. This turns on the light of our connected fan.

8 - To define the end time, click on the tile "End time". You can choose from three options:

Time: Select a fixed time to precisely end the schedule at that moment.

Dawn: End the schedule at dawn, or with a delay before or after, depending on natural morning light.

Dusk: Schedule the end at sunset, with an interval before or after, to adapt to seasonal variations.

9 - Determine the final state of your device by clicking on the tile "Device state". A new page will open with several options to configure the final behavior according to your needs:

For our Inspire connected fan, we selected the "Light" and "Fan" functions in the "Off" state.

The schedule will turn on the light one hour before sunset, then turn off both light and fan at 11:30 PM.

10 - Scroll down to the Recurrence section to access day-by-day scheduling options.

By default, all days are selected, so the schedule will apply every day unless changed.

Leave the selection if you want a daily schedule. Otherwise, click on days to exclude them from selection.

This way, you customize the active days according to your needs.

11 - Finally, save the configured schedule.

Click the "Save" button at the bottom on Android, or the checkmark "✔" at the top right on iOS, to confirm your changes.

After saving, you will be redirected to the control page where schedules are visible; you can review them or create new ones.

The schedule turns on the light of the Inspire connected fan one hour before sunset.

It ends at 11:30 PM, turning off light and fan, Monday through Friday.

For any questions about your schedules, contact our technical support. Please specify:

• The brand and model of your phones or tablets.

• The devices and their names in the app that you want to schedule.

• A clear description of your request.

The more details you provide, the better we can assist you.