# Thermostat and Humidistat
The app allows you to adjust the temperature, create weekly events (for automatic management), and monitor when the associated load (e.g., an electrovalve) is activated. In this brief guide, we will demonstrate a simple example.
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Once the app is open, click on the room/group where you want to adjust the temperature. In the proposed example, we will modify the regulation of the Living Room.
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## Sensor Page
Select the Sensors page (button located in the bottom bar) to view thermostats, humidistats, sensors, etc., present in that room/group.
In the image, you can see only one thermostat; the interface clearly shows the current configuration:
* The transparency and the **`OFF`** label indicate that it is currently turned off.
* The measured temperature is 21.8°C.
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Click on the thermostat to modify its settings.
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## Activation and Adjustment
Once you click on the thermostat, you will see the following page.
To activate the thermostat, click the switch in the *Activation* section.
To adjust the temperature, use the **`+`** and **`-`** buttons, or click the value to input the set-point directly. If the thermostat allows for both heating and cooling control, you can define the mode in the dedicated section.
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For now, we will activate the thermostat and set the temperature to 22.5°C. Then, press the Save button at the top right.
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After saving, the thermostat interface will appear as follows.
Where **`OFF`** once appeared, you will now see the setpoint of 22.5°C, and the thermostat will no longer be transparent.
The bright red background, displaying the setpoint, signals the *heating call* of the thermostat, meaning the loads associated with it (e.g., electrovalve) will be activated.
If the environment reaches the set temperature, the red background will become less intense, as shown in the following image.
## Calendar
To enable automatic thermostat management, you can configure events in the dedicated calendar.
To access the calendar, simply click on the calendar icon on the thermostat. You can also access it from the settings by scrolling down to the **Calendar** section.
Once you open the calendar page, click the three dots in the top right corner, then press *New Event*.
A page full of options will appear, including:
* The ability to define a name
* A toggle to enable/disable the event
* Selection of the days of the week
* Start and end times of the event
* Setpoint and mode settings
* Whether you want the thermostat to be activated or deactivated during that time period
* An option to turn off the thermostat at the end of the event
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The *Turn Off at End of Event* option (enabled by default) automatically turns off the thermostat at the end of the time period.
Often, you may not want to turn off the thermostat entirely, but rather lower/raise the setpoint (depending on whether you're dealing with heating or cooling); to do this, you need to disable this option and create additional events with the desired setpoint.
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If there are active events, the calendar icon will be displayed in blue.
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By default, events are managed impulsively, meaning even if you are within a configured time period, you can manually adjust the setpoint; this temporary setting will remain until a new event is triggered.
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### Example
In the event below, we have selected all weekdays and defined the time period from 05:00 to 08:00.
We set a setpoint of 20°C and selected *Heating* as the mode. We also disabled the *Turn Off at End of Event* option, so the thermostat will not turn off at the end of the time period.
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Click *Save* at the top right to confirm your configuration.
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## Tips
If you press and hold the thermostat, a simplified interface will appear, allowing you to quickly adjust the setpoint.
You can also quickly access the thermostat by pressing the temperature value shown in the rooms/groups on the main screen; again, a long press will display the quick set screen.
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