1. Download the Tydom application :

- On Apple store for iPhone, iPad or iPod touch devices from IOS 9.0 upward.

- On Play store for Android devices from Android 4.1 upward

Ensure that you have one or more compatible devices with Tydom. Check that the wording 'Tydom ready' is on the product's packaging, or if the device is in the 'Add a device' catalogue list within the Tydom application.

To configure your home, authorise your Tydom application to use your GPS position and your photo device.

2. Access the app's functions in detail :

Add a home

Add a device

Personalize how your devices are displayed

Create a scenario

Add a photo

Create groups

Control your devices

Programme atmospheres for your everyday moments

To begin with, create your connected home, add roller shutters, lights, thermostats, an alarm and other Tydom-compatible devices. Before adding a device, ensure that it is connected.

1. Open the Tydom application, then tap the menu icon at the top left of the screen to access the settings. 
2. Tap the 'My devices' line.
3. Tap 'Add a device'.
4. The list of devices is displayed.
5. Select a device from the list.
6. For example if you want to add a roller shutter, tap the 'Roller shutters' line. Then select the device to connect with Tydom from the list displayed.
7. Follow the tutorial step by step up to the final one, then tap 'Associate'.
8. When your device is associated, it appears in the 'My devices' list, and you can then personalise it.

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A scenario allows you to control several devices at the same time. For example, you can create a scenario called 'Leaving home', that switches off all the lights, drops the temperature of the heating devices and puts the alarm in surveillance mode.

1. Open the Tydom application, then tap the menu icon at the top left of the screen to access the settings.
2. Tap the 'Scenarios' line.
3. Tap the 'Create a scenario' line.
4. The 'New scenario' screen is used to name the scenario, select the pictogram, select the devices to use and set the actions for each device.
5. Tap 'Add' to save your scenario.

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You can control several Delta Dore devices from a group. By default, 'all' group is created for each type of connected devices. An all lighting group is used to switch off all the lamps in your home. You can create personalised device groups here. For example, with just one command, you can just close all the ground floor shutters of the home.

1. Open the Tydom application, then tap the menu icon at the top left of the screen to access the settings.
2. Tap the 'Groups' line.
3. Tap the line 'Add a group'.
4. Select the group type you want to create from Roller shutters, Lighting or Heating.
5. The 'New group' screen is used to name the scenario, select the pictogram, select the devices to include in this group.
6. Tap 'Add' to save your group.

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An everyday moment groups together several devices in your home. Specify how you want them to operate, programme the day and time for triggering the moment you have just imagined. When creating your everyday moments, you choose the comfort level that suits you. For example, at sunrise, programme your roller shutters to open at 7am and increase the temperature of the heating.

1. Tap the 'Prog' icon of the browsing zone at the bottom of the screen to access the programming of your devices, a calendar is displayed with a 3-day range on smartphone, where you can zoom in on and move this calendar. The display shows a 7-day period on tablets.
2. Tap twice on a zone for a day and time at which you want to create a moment or tap the '+' icon to display the creation screen.
3. Customise the name and colour to make it stand out in the Schedule.
4. Select a set start time.
5. You can also activate a trigger in line with sunrise and sunset times. Your programme will therefore be run at different times throughout the year, according to the season.
6. This allows you, for instance, to open your roller shutters as soon as daybreak arrives or switch on the outdoor lighting when night falls.
7. You do this by tapping on the 'Astronomical clock' and tapping on the switch to activate the astronomical function.
8. A graph showing a day is then displayed.
9. Tap and slide the green cursor horizontally to position it on the time required.
10. You can choose between a trigger according to the time of sunrise (left hand section) or a trigger for sunset (right hand section). You can position the cursor at the exact time of the sunrise or sunset, or set a delay of more or less than two hours.
11. Set a recurrence for your moment over several days or every day.
12. Select the devices to control.
13. Set the actions of the devices.
14. To change a moment already created, tap the moment to access the detailed view. If a recurrence is activated, all the recurrent moments will be modified. When finished, press on the return arrow to return to the programming view.
15. To delete a moment, tap the moment required then tap the 'Delete' line. If a recurrence is activated, all the recurrent moments will be deleted.
16. You can suspend a moment by tapping the corresponding switch. A suspended moment will no longer be run until you decide to reactivate it by tapping the switch again.
17. You can also fully suspend the programming by tapping the pause button located at the top right. Select 'indefinitely' and the programming will no longer be run until you reactivate it manually.
18. For the programming to run automatically, tap 'up to' then select a date and resume time.

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