To use Cozify, you need a Cozify hub nd the free downloadable Cozify mobile application installed. Download the free Cozify app from from the Android, iOS or Windows app store:

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Rules

Rules define what will happen when some trigger is activated, for example, when movement is detected. The number of rules is not restricted.

There are two kind of rules:

Standalone Rules: Rules that work independently

Scene Rules: Rules that are bind to certain a scene

When you open Cozify application for the first time, rules view is empty.


In case you want to be able to turn certain rule on and off manually, you can define the rule to be standalone on/off rule. These Standalone Rules can be toggled on/off by single tapping on the rows. Each standalone rule has a power-icon indicating are their currently on or off.

When you bind a rule to a certain scene (making it a Scene Rule), the rule will turn on/off when the scene is activated or deactivated.

Adding new rules

At the Rules view you can add new rules by tapping on the (+)-icon in the header bar. New rules can also be created through the Devices-view, by dragging a detector device on top of an output device. For example, moving a motion sensor on top of a light bulb.

Modifying rules

To modify a specific rule, tap on the pencil icon in the header and then tap on the rule you wish to edit. Another way to access the rule specific view is by long pressing on the rule. By default all the rules are listed in the Rules view. You can filter the rules by using the filtering panel accessible just below the header bar.


Adding a new rule through the Devices view

To create a rule, for example turning lights on when movement is detected, drag and drop a motion sensor on top of a light or a bulb. Cozify app will start creating a new rule automatically. You are able to define rule details, such as

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Which lights and bulbs will be turned on/off when movement is detected

2.
How long lights will stay on after you have left the room

3.
Name the rule

4.
Bind the rule to one or many scenes

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After you have defined all the details, click “Done” from the top right hand side of the Cozify application.

Drag an input device on top of an output device in the Devices view to create a rule


Scenes

Scenes allow you to easily control how each of your smart device behaves during different moments. Scenes are used to collect together different rules and devices states, and to schedule devices and rules to turn on/off automatically when needed.

There are two kind of scenes:

Home Mode Scenes: Two scenes (Home and Away) initialized by Cozify. Only one of them can be on at a time - if you activate Home scene, the Away scene goes automatically off.

Favorite Scenes: Scenes initiated by you. Multiple favorite scenes can be on at a time.


In case you want to be able to turn certain rule on and off manually, you can define the rule to be standalone on/off rule. These Standalone Rules can be toggled on/off by single tapping on the rows. Each standalone rule has a power-icon indicating are their currently on or off.

When you bind a rule to a certain scene (making it a Scene Rule), the rule will turn on/off when the scene is activated or deactivated.

Home Mode Scenes

Home mode scenes are Home and Away.

Home

Under Home scene, you can store rules and device states that you want to be on when you are home. You can schedule the scene to turn on for example at 16:00 and off 22:00.


Away

Away scene could be scheduled to turn on at 9:00 and off 16:00. And during this time lights will turn on 100% brightness and Sonos speakers start playing loud music in case someone is moving around your house.


Favorite Scenes

Favorite scenes can be on at the same time with Home mode scenes or with other favorite scenes. You can create as many favorite scenes as you wish.

Examples of these scenes are Night, Morning, Party, Movie, Dinner, etc.

Night

Your Night scene could go on scheduled at 11:00pm (or manually from a switch when you go to sleep), and off for example at 7:00 am

The Night scene turns off the power plugs and lights, and when the scene is on, the lights go on dimmed from movement. During this time, dimmed lights could turn on when someone is about to take a late night snack.


Morning

If you defined your Night scene to end at 7:00, the morning scene could turn on automatically at 7:00 and off at 9:00.

During this time your Sonos speakers could start playing your favorite radio channel and lights could start waking you up gently 15 minutes before you have to wake up.


Party!

Party scene will start playing your favorite party playlist when turned on.


Movies

Movie scene dims your lights.


Dinner

Dinner scene dims lights and starts playing some peaceful, nice music on the background.



Adding a new scene

At the Scenes view you can add new scenes by tapping on the (+)-icon in the header bar. It is also possible to save device states to a new scene through the Device detail view.

Modifying & scheduling a scene

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Switch to edit mode by pressing the pencil icon in the header bar, and then press on the scene you wish to edit. The edit mode can be accessed also by long pressing the particular scene.

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From the scene view, select “Add timer”

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You can add timer based on certain dates or time period

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After you have set the date and time, press “Done”


Devices

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In the devices view you can see all the devices currently connected to Cozify. In addition the devices view lists certain functional smart features such as timers and in the near future features such as notifications.

In general there are two types of devices:

Input (trigger/detector) devices: Such as motion detectors, timers etc. These devices are able to detect events that will trigger wanted outcomes.

Output devices: Such as lamps, speakers etc. that result doing something based on their trigger. Some of the output devices might also have input(trigger) capabilities.


In case you want to be able to turn certain rule on and off manually, you can define the rule to be standalone on/off rule. These Standalone Rules can be toggled on/off by single tapping on the rows. Each standalone rule has a power-icon indicating are their currently on or off.

When you bind a rule to a certain scene (making it a Scene Rule), the rule will turn on/off when the scene is activated or deactivated.

Controlling devices and groups

To access device and group detail views where you can control and edit the device/group preferences, tap on the pencil icon in the header and then tap on the device you wish to edit. Another quick way to get to the device/group details is long pressing on the device/group icon.

If you single tap on a device, and the device has an on/off functionality, the tap toggles its state.

Regarding lights, you are able to change the brightness, color and temperature. You can also save the value into one or many scenes.

Regarding Sonos speakers, you are able to search and select song, playlist or for example radio channels you have added into your favorites list. All these can also be added into a scene.

Creating device groups

It is possible to group similar devices. To create a group for example to contain several bulbs, drag and drop a bulb device on top of another and name the group. Once the group has been created, just drag new bulbs into the group. The number of devices in one group is not restricted.

Drag two similar type of devices on top of each other to form a group in Devices view


Adding New Devices

When you open Cozify application for the first time, the only device shown in your device view is the “timer”.

Sonos and Belkin Wemo devices will appear on your device list automatically after devices have been installed following the instructions provided by the device manufacturer.

Make sure, that all devices are connected to the same WiFi network as your Cozify hub.

Zigbee devices

(Nyce sensors etc)

To add new Zigbee devices, you need to pair these devices with the Cozify hub. To activate pairing process, follow these steps:

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Go to Devices view

2.
Click (+) icon in the header

3.
Initialize the search process by clicking “Search Devices”

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During the 60 seconds search process, place the batteries into the sensor

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The new device will appear in your device list after 10-15 seconds

Zigbee lights

(Philips Hue, Osram Lightify etc)

To add new Zigbee devices, you need to pair these devices with the Cozify hub. To activate pairing process, follow these steps:

1.
Turn these lights off

2.
Go to Devices view

3.
Click (+) icon at top right in the header

4.
Initialize the search process by pressing “Search Devices”

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During the 60 seconds search process, switch the lights on

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The lights will blink once after the pairing has been done succesfully

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The new bulbs and lights will appear on your device list after a successful pairing


Philips Hue with bridge

In case you are using Philips Hue lights and bulbs with Philips bridge, you need to allow Cozify hub to control the bridge. To add bridge, follow these steps:

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Go to Devices view

2.
Click (+) icon in the header

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Before pressing “Add Now” from the Add Devices screen, press the button on top of your Philips bridge

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After you have pressed the button, click “Add Now” from the Cozify application

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You will get a notification after the bridge connection is done

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The bulbs and the lights will appear on your device list after a successful bridge connection

Osram Lightify with gateway

In case you are using Osram Lightify lights and bulbs with Osram gateway, you have to unplug the gateway and initialize each light and bulb by turning it off and on for five times, between every 5 seconds.

After this you should have all the settings re-set to factory defaults. Now you can pair the lights and bulbs following the above instructions for adding new Zigbee lights.


Pairing cameras with a Cozify hub

Connecting a camera with the hub is simple. Here's all you need to do:
1. Initiate the device pairing process
2. Type in camera administrator user id and password
3. Name the camera and set the room and that's it! Easy and straightforward.


433 MHz devices

(Proove, Nexa)