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1. Alexa hue party mode install#
2. Alexa hue party mode update#
3. Alexa hue party mode software#
4. Alexa hue party mode password#
5. Alexa hue party mode Pc#

Alexa hue party mode software#

Software devs - Design a product complete. I dunno.įrustrated - Hope SmartHome / Insteon get a lawsuit dropped on their doorstep…if not bankrupt already. But perhaps previous devices being added are not totally removed. I removed all the old Insteon devices prior to trying to add devices via Hue. Anyway here’s the discovery procedure from the other thread:Ībout the only thing I can thing of left to try is to factory reset Alexa.

In that other thread petro mentioned NOT explicitly searching for hue and I’ve also seen others mention using voice control on the specific echo that is gen 1 or gen 2 (I believe I did the former however I was so excited to get it working again that I promptly forgot what did the trick ). Do not remove.Įmulated hue configuration step Configuration Wondering if its this godaddy lets encrypt / having enabled TLS issue. api/v2/lights now returns device names.Īny ideas what I’m missing with Alexa app discover? Shutting addon down and uninstalling got me closer. So I thought it was the addon that was required. Before even trying for HA insteon solution someone on Reddit mentioned the emulated hue addon for local Alexa. Lets Encrypt cert + Home Assistant UI on port 443 GitHub

Alexa hue party mode install#

Believe its for actual Phillips hue devices?Īnybody that has success with v2 elaborate on the Alexa app device add and discovery? Thank you.Īlso - FYI one thing maybe different with this install as I’m using Godaddy DNS addon. I’ve had linking mode enabled when trying to discover yet not sure if this is even required as previous guides I followed don’t mention this setup. What I’m not entiriely clear about is the Emulated Hue integration with its pairing feature. It would seem V2 now has some authentication that previous V1 did not?

Alexa hue party mode Pc#

Is this possible and if so, what do you suggest I want to avoid resorting to my PC which I know this can be done using Hue Sync. I’ve got Emulated Hue with configuration.yaml set. So, I'm thinking of getting a Go 2.0, however the main reason is for music I want to be able to play Spotify on my Alexa and have it flashing to the beat of the music. I’m remote and have been contacting home owner to do scans via the Alexa app on the same network as I believe discovery would not work on my phone away from there network. On PC → SmartHome → DiscoverĪll returning nothing found.

On Alexa app I’ve tried Add new device → Hub → Other → DiscoverĪdd new device → Hub → Phillips Hue → cloud account login → Discover It seems where I’m hung up is most guides or youtube vids are describing V1 which has been discontinued for V2. Cannot get Alexa app to find the virtual Hue bridge and then be able to discover Insteon devices. I’m encountering a hang in finalizing the Emulated Hue Alexa integration. If you have any questions, please visit our abode Smart Home skill page at. All onboard Iota motion sensors are supported. Standalone Abode motion sensors sold prior to 2019 are not supported. Hints: Device names such as “Office Lamp” and “Bedroom Switch” are recommended over names such as “Off Lmp” or “John & Janes”.

Alexa hue party mode password#

More information is available at In order to use Alexa and Abode, you will need: Abode account with your username and password abode Smart Security Kit or Abode Iota Security Kit Create an Alexa group, such as Bedroom or Downstairs, and add the device(s) or sensor(s) to the group. You can change the name of a device using the Abode app (). These are shown in the “Devices” section of the abode mobile app and the “Dashboard” section of the Abode app. There are two ways to control devices: Use the device name you set up already.

When controlling devices using Alexa voice commands, you need to specify by name which device to use. To enable, open the Alexa mobile app, select “Abode” under your smart home devices, and enable the “Disarm by voice” setting.Īlexa, change my light to blue / pink / purple / orange / green / red / yellow. Note: Disarming your Abode home using Alexa voice commands requires “Disarm by voice” to be enabled. (This will arm Abode to home mode)Īlexa, disarm Abode. When directing Alexa using the Abode Smart Home skill, you do not have to invoke Abode first.

Alexa hue party mode update#

As Amazon adds new device support to their Smart Home Skill API, we will continue to update our Abode Smart Home skill. With the Abode Smart Home skill, you can arm and disarm your home, control lights, switches and dimmers, and even lock your doors. The Abode Smart Home skill allows you to interact with both the security and home automation aspects of your Abode home.