Quick Actions

• 🚀 Getting Started
• 🚗 Apple Car Play Support
• 🤖 Apple Shortcuts & Automation and Android Shortcuts
• 💼 Use Cases

• Quick access to commands from main page
• Multiple scenarios in one click

🚀 Getting Started

Note

To start using Quick Actions you need an access to device commands. It won't work if you have read-only access level (opens new window).

1. Open your site and tap Settings icon on the top right corner.
2. Open Quick Actions page, press + Add Quick Action button and follow instructions.
3. To create multiple scenario, just add more commands after the first one.

🚗 Apple Car Play Support

Apple CarPlay is a feature that allows iPhone users to interact with their devices through the infotainment systems of compatible vehicles.

Enapter app with CarPlay support make Quick Actions available through the vehicle's display.

🤖 Apple Shortcuts & Automation and Android Shortcuts

Enapter Quick Actions will simplify various tasks and provide a cohesive experience across different applications, with native Apple Shortcuts & Automation and Android Shortcuts support.

Note

To make Quick Actions available in Apple Shortcuts & Automation app as well as Android Shortcuts, you need to run this action from the Enapter app at least once.

Please make sure you have the latest Enapter app version.

💼 Use Cases

Fuel Cell Start/Stop with ENP-RL6

Enapter Blueprints (opens new window) is a technology that allows integration of various devices, for example, fuel cell Intelligent Energy FCM 804.

According to integration instructions (opens new window), to start a fuel cell two commands are required:

1. Use Power On command to run the ENP-RL6 module.
2. Wait a few seconds.
3. Send Start command to the fuel cell (also through ENP-RL6).

To make a connected fuel cell start/stop routine easier, create quick actions with multiple scenarios.