The Fibaro Home Center Lite Controller does not support LUA Scenes. LUA Scenes enable you to create very sophisticated scenes, far more complex than the basic "If / Then" format offered by the Graphical Block Editor.
These types of scenes allow you to do almost anything, but do require basic programming skills. LUA Scenes are the most advanced scenes available and are based on the LUA programming (scripting) language.
They are restricted to only one trigger and one action. Similarly, Magic Scenes are also available across the whole range of Fibaro Home Center Controllers and offer a simpler way to create scenes. More information is available in - Creating Scenes in the Fibaro Home Center Magic Scenes These scenes can have multiple triggers and multiple actions. The Graphical Block Editor enables you to create relatively sophisticated scenes using a number of customisable blocks. The Graphical Block Editor is available in all the Fibaro Home Center Controllers. Fibaro Home Center Controllers offer three ways to create Scenes - Graphical Block Editor Scenes, Magic Scenes and LUA Scenes. They form an important function of your home automation system. Scenes can be triggered from other devices (such as sensors) or from external events (such as the weather). Scenes enable you to control multiple devices all at the same time. It is capable of running your entire home, but does have some important differences compared to the Fibaro Home Center 2 (HC2) and Fibaro Home Center 3 (HC3). The Fibaro Home Center Lite (HCL) is a powerful Smart Home Controller packed into a tiny size.
The Fibaro Home Center 3 is "hardware ready" for these technologies, support for devices using them will be added in the future over time. Our "Choosing a Fibaro Home Center" guide will help you to understand the differences between the three available Fibaro Home Center Controllers - Home Center 3, Home Center 2 and Home Center Lite. And, for obvious reasons, Fibaro Home Center Controllers have the best compatibility with Fibaro devices! Unlike others, the UI is mostly wizard driven and is very stylish and modern looking - it has a really high-end feel to it. Choosing a Smart Home Controller is very much like buying a car - the decision to choose a particular manufacturer is only the first choice you have to make, after that there's a bewildering array of models and options on top!įibaro Home Center Controllers include an intuitive User Interface (UI) and dedicated "panels" for controlling heating, alarms, irrigation and many other common Smart Home areas.
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