How to Create Scenes

There are four options for conditions, respectively ‘Tap to perform’, ‘Time of day’, ‘Sunrise/Sunset’, and ‘Smart Device’. Select one of them as the premise of the self-executing scene. Each of them resolves different user scenarios.

a) Tap to perform

A ‘tap to perform’ scene allows you to control multiple devices with one tap, regardless of device types or locations. For instance, when we need to tap once to turn off all the lights, switches, plugs, and all the other devices in our home, select ‘Tap to perform’ as the condition and add all devices turning off as actions.

NOTE:
The scenes with ‘Tap to perform’ as conditions will be displayed on the home screen as shortcuts to manual scenes.

b) Time of day

When you expect to auto control multiple devices at a certain time, you can set ‘Time of day’ as the condition for your scene. For example, you would like to come to work without bothering to turn on every AC in your office. Just create a scene with a schedule to do it.

c) Sunrise/Sunset

If you hope your devices will act upon the rise and fall of the sun, set ‘Sunrise/Sunset’ as the condition for your scene. For instance, select ‘Sunset’ as the condition so that the lamp in your garden turns on at sunset.

NOTE:
When you select this trigger, you will be required to grant eWeLink app access to your locations on your smartphone. Furthermore, due to the time differences between sunrise and sunset at different geolocations, eWeLink also requires the location of the selected device for an accurate schedule.

d) Smart Device

In the case that you wish one device to trigger another device, you need to select ‘Smart Device’ as the condition for your scene. To turn on the light as soon as the door opens, choose ‘Smart Device’ and set the door sensor status as the condition for your scene.