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Controls


Overview

The Controls page lists all devices paired to the Savee network in a sortable, filterable table. It provides a central view of every device's current state, type, gateway connection, and any custom properties.


Controls Page
Controls page showing all paired devices

Table Columns

The table includes the following default columns:

Column Description
Status A colored dot and label showing the device's current state (e.g. OFF, ON, 100 %).
Name The device's name. Click the column header to sort.
Device The device type (e.g. Digital Dimmer, EC Input Module AC, EC Relay Module).
Gateway The gateway the device is connected to.
Description A short description of the device.

Additional custom columns (such as power consumption or location) can be added via Manage Columns.

The table is paginated. Use the page controls at the bottom to navigate between pages or change how many rows are shown per page.

Top Bar Controls

Enable Update

The Enable update toggle in the top-right corner enables editing controls on each row. When active:

  • A pencil icon appears on every row, opening a dialog to edit the device's name and description.
  • A gear icon appears on Input Module rows, opening the action block editor for that device.

Filters

Click Filters to show a filter row above the table. Each column gets its own text input for filtering by name, device type, gateway, or any other visible column value. Partial matches are supported.

More Options (⋯)

Bulk Editing

Enables checkboxes on each row so multiple devices can be selected at once. Once devices are selected, the following bulk actions become available:

Rename — Renames all selected devices using one of three methods:

Method Description
Replace Finds a given string in each device name and replaces it with a new string.
Overwrite Replaces the entire name of each selected device with a new name.
Append Adds a given string to the end of each selected device's current name.

Edit Fade Time — Sets the Fade Time on all selected Digital Dimmers at once.

Edit Custom Values

When enabled, the values in custom columns become editable directly in the table.

Manage Columns

Opens a window for managing the table's column layout. Here you can:

  • Add new custom columns.
  • Rename existing columns.
  • Reorder columns by dragging.
  • Toggle individual column visibility.

Manage Columns
Manage Columns window

Sync Settings

Broadcasts the current Fade Time setting to all devices in the network. Use this after replacing a faulty device to restore its Fade Time configuration without accessing each device individually.

Input Module Action Editor

Input Module devices have an additional settings (gear) icon in their row. Clicking it opens an action editor that defines what happens when the input module receives a signal.

Input Device Type

Type Description
Impulse For momentary inputs such as push buttons that return to their default position after being pressed. Only one action block is available.
State For bistable inputs such as on/off switches. Separate action blocks are available for the ON and OFF positions.
PIR For motion sensors. Provides two action blocks like State, and additionally allows setting a switching time and polarity. Use the polarity option for alarm-type PIR sensors that are active by default and switch off on motion, as opposed to standard PIR sensors that switch on.

Condition

An optional condition that restricts when the action block executes:

Condition Description
Time Restricts execution to a defined time window.
Lux Range Executes only when the lux reading of a control group is within a set range.
Select Automation On Executes only if a specified automation in a group is active or inactive.
Any Automation On Executes only if any automation in a group is currently active.
No Automation On Executes only if no automation in a group is currently active.

Action Block

Each action block contains one or more actions executed in response to the input signal. Available action types:

Action Description
Control Group Sets a group to a specific output level (in steps of 10%) or to ON/OFF.
Automation Turns a specified automation on or off for a group.
Override Overrides all automations on a group for a set duration.

Actions can be given a delay relative to the previous action:

Example

  • All actions with delay off → all actions execute simultaneously.
  • Fourth action has delay on, set to 00:00:00 → it executes immediately after the first three complete.
  • Fourth action has delay on, set to 00:00:05 → it executes 5 seconds after the first three complete.
  • All actions have delay on, set to 00:00:00 → actions execute one after another in sequence.

Warning

When an action turns off an automation and then controls a device in that group, the device control action must be set as a second step with delay enabled (even at 00:00:00). If both actions run simultaneously, the system may try to control the device at the same time the automation is being disabled, causing unexpected results.