User Manual for Integrations

IFTTT (If This, Then That) Integration

• IFTTT lets you create simple rules, called applets, to connect different apps and services.

• Each applet works like this: when something happens (trigger), it causes another action (response).

For example:

• If IFTTT sees a rain alert in your area, it can turn your Meshtek lights blue to remind you to take an umbrella.

Installation and Setup for IFTTT iOS Application :- 

For New Users of the iOS BR installer Application:

1. Downloading the Beta Version:

• First, enter your Apple ID email address.
• Your email will be approved for TestFlight, which lets you access the beta version of our app with IFTTT integration.
• Next, download the TestFlight app from the App Store.
• Create an account in TestFlight using your Apple ID, and keep the redeem code ready.
• You can use this redeem code in the TestFlight app to download our app’s beta version.

2. iOS BR installer application

 For New User:- 

1. You need to log in to your BR Installer account and follow the IFTTT setup.
2. New users can find sign-up instructions below (images are shown from top to bottom based on the steps).

New User (Sign-up):

• Tap on the "Sign Up" button to go to the sign-up screen.

-  Enter your email address and choose a password

-  Next, enter the distributor code for your account.

• You will then be taken to the Main Network screen.

• You need to pair the following with the BR Installer app:

1. Add Devices
2. Gateway

The following videos have clear instructions on pairing the lighting devices and gateway:

How to pair a lighting device with the BR installer app:

https://meshtek.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12495238096660-Pairing-a-2-or-4-port-nugget-controller

How to pair a gateway devices with the BR installer app:

https://meshtek.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/34721281475220-Add-Gateway-Flow-and-Update-BSP-option

• For Existing User (Sign In) :-

1. Tap on the "Sign In" button, and you'll be taken to the next screen.

2. On the next screen, enter your ID, password, and distributor code for the account.

3. Once you're logged in, tap the menu at the top left and select "More Options."

Then, tap on "Integrations."

4. Now, select the "Integrations" option from the side menu.
5. On the "Integrations" screen, you'll see the "Show Connections" button.

6. After tapping the "Show Connections" button, you will see the "My Connections" screen.

7. Now, tap on the "My Connections" button.

8. Your different connections will appear on the screen, and you can try any of them by tapping on one.

9. Tap on "Connect Meshtek with Location."

10. Now, slide the "Connect" button at the bottom of the screen.

11. Click 'Configure' now. You'll see a switch; turn it on

                                                                       (a)

12. After you turn the switch on, two boxes will appear. In the first box, Locate an area. In the second box, 'Lights ON' in that get the drop down 

                                                                         (b)

13. This box shows where you are and all the devices connected to your Wi-Fi. Pick any device, group of devices, or even just one light. Then, turn on the lights you want based on where they are."

(c)

After connecting, you can use the IFTTT app to control your Meshtek lights with triggers.

You can also try using the IFTTT app directly. Here's how:

1.Make an Account: 

• Go to the IFTTT website (ifttt.com) and sign up for a free account if you don't have one. Or, just log in to the IFTTT app if you already have an account.

2. Explore Applets:

• In IFTTT, these automated tasks are called "Applets." They have two parts: a "Trigger" (when something happens) and an "Action" (then do this). Look at the existing Meshtek applets or search for ones for your devices. This will give you ideas.

3. Create a New Applet:

• If you don't see an applet you like, you can create your own.

• Tap your profile picture (usually at the top) and choose "Create."

• Tap "+ This" to pick what starts the automation. Choose a service like Gmail, Twitter, or SmartThings

         4. Choose the Trigger Event:-

• If you don't see an applet you like, you can create your own.

• Tap your profile picture (usually at the top) and choose "Create."

• Tap "+ This" to pick what starts the automation. Choose a service like Gmail, Twitter, or SmartThings.

5. Connect and Authorize Services:

- Connect and authorize the services you want to use with IFTTT. This might involve signing in to your accounts and granting permission for IFTTT to access them.

6. Set Up Trigger Configuration:

- Depending on what you picked as the trigger, you'll need to add more information. If you picked Gmail, you might say it should trigger when you get an email from a specific person or with certain words.

7. Click on "+ That":

• Now, you'll tell IFTTT what to do when the trigger happens

8. Choose the Action Service:

• Choose the service where you want something to happen. For your lights, you'll choose "MeshTek."

9. Configure the Action:

• Just like with the trigger, you'll set up the details for the action. You can choose what you want your lights to do when the trigger happens.

10. Activate the Applet:

• Check everything you've set up to make sure it's right. If it looks good, turn the applet on

11. Test the Applet:

• After turning it on, test it to see if it works. Do the thing that you set as the trigger and see if the action happens.

12. Explore More Applets:

• Keep looking at other applets and try different things to automate more of your tasks!"

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