How to Use Triggers on Ursalink Cloud

In Ursalink Cloud web version 1.8 (released on March 2020) and above, we introduce a brand-new feature called the Triggers. On "Triggers" you’ll enjoy a one-stop experience by creating different rules of your own with devices on Cloud. And you can link actions and automate almost everything in your project environment in a snap. In this article, we will give instructions on how to use the Triggers and create handy rules with an AM100 and a UC1114 for an example.

For example, AM100 in the meeting room monitors temperature, humidity, CO2, TVOC, PIR, atmospheric pressure, illumination. UC1114 comes with 2 digital outputs that can connect to control panel of air conditioner and alarming lamp. Let’s see below how to set up rules for the devices:

• If someone’s in meeting room and the temperature is too high during working time, then air conditioner should be turned on;
• If someone enters the meeting room after work, then the alarming lamp should be turned on and notification should be sent to the admin.

Scenario 1:

Turn on/off air conditioner:

Condition A: PIR value on AM100 ≧ 10;

Condition B: Temperature value on AM100 > 25 (Celsius);

Condition T: Time is between 08:45~18:00

A AND B AND T will trigger C: Digital output1 pulls high.

Condition A: PIR value on AM100 ≦ 10;

Condition B: Digital output1 of UC1114 is high;

Condition T: Time is between 18:00~08:45

A AND B will trigger C: Digital output1 of UC1114 pulls low.

Scenario 2:

Ursalink Cloud App will pop up real-time notification to inform the admin of pulling down digital output2 if the admin confirm the situation is safe.

Condition A: PIR value on AM100 ≧ 10;

Condition B: from 6pm til 8:45am the next day;

Condition C: from 8:45am til 6pm on Saturdays and Sundays ;

A AND B AND C will trigger D AND E.

Trigger D: Send out alarm notification;

Trigger E: Digital output 2 value on UC1114 pulls high.