Commonly used programming 

Here you will find step-by-step plans that explain how to create commonly used programming in a Niko Home Control installation. 

Light control

• Switching the light on and off
• Dimmable lamp with specific dimming control
• Dimmable lamp with push button
• Dimmable lamp with push button and specific dimming control
• Automating lamps
• Flashing function

Roll-down shutter control

• Roll-down shutter based on a single push button (from softwareversion 1.13.1 onwards)
• Venetian blind based on a single push button (from softwareversion 1.13.1 onwards)
• Roll-down shutter with double push button
• Roll-down shutter with specific motor control
• Venetian blind with specific motor control
• Automation of roll-down shutters
• Roll down shutters with temperature sensor

Mood

• Moods and 'all moods off' (from softwareversion 1.13.1 onwards)
• Mood with dark condition
• Mood with time automation
• Mood with conditions

Touchscreen and smartphone

• Linking actions to a smartphone and/or touchscreen
• 1-button dimming and motor control via smartphone and touchscreen

Central functions

• All off with push button
• Central ventilation system
• Presence simulation
• Panic button
• All off with push button (many functions)
• Blinking lamps with indoor siren

Thermostatic control

• Thermostat as zone regulation
• Programming a time automation for a thermostat
• HVAC thermostat
• Thermostatically controlled actions

Alarm and note

• Alarm push message on smartphone if movement is detected when no one is home
• Set alarm or note

External video unit

• Adding a door lock, call action, chimes and bell buttons to the acces control
• Lamp blinks when doorbell sounds

Motion detection

• Indoor motion detector light and ventilator in a small room
• Indoor motion detectors in a long corridor

Energy 

• Water and gas readings with pulse counter
• Electricity reading on eco-display

Other functions

• Replace a push button without indication LED by a push button with LED (or vice versa)
• Swap actions between two buttons
• Conditions and virtual outputs
• CO2-sensor
• Indication LED for a button that is constantly off
• Setting up an analogue sensor
• Setting up an analogue control module 0-10 V or 1-10 V
• Setting up RF Easywave push buttons/controls
• Setting the indication LED to stay on continuously