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23. Automation
Execute automatically
according to conditions
such as the weather, device
status, and time (When
the weather changes
(Temperature, Humidity,
Weather, PM2.5, Air quality,
Sunset/sunrise, Wind
speed), schedule, when the
device status change).
Now you can use Google’s voice-
activated speaker to control your Smart
Home Sockets and adaptors. With the
Google Assistant, you can turn on lights
without pressing a button.
1. Setup
Start by getting the Google Home app
and setting up your Google Home if you
have not done this already.
2. Add ENERJSMART Action
In the Google Home app, tap the menu
icon and select Home Control. Then
tap the + button to see a list of Action
tapping ENERJSMART to select the
Action.
3. Link you ENERJSMART Account
Now follow the in-app instructions to link
you ENERJSMART App account. Once
complete you’ll be able to say “Okey
Google, turn my lamp on” or “Okay
Google, set hallway to ON/OFF”.
Third Party Control Overview:
If you’re new to Echo, it’s a super smart
speaker from Amazon that responds to
your voice.
Once you’ve bought Amazon Echo and
downloaded the ENERJSMART App,
you’ll need to enable...
1. Enable the ENERJSMART App
In your Alexa app, tap Skills in the menu
and search for ENERJSMART. Tap
Enable.
2. Link Account
Enter your ENERJSMART App
username and password and follow the
onscreen instruction.
3. Talk to Alexa
Now the fun part Ask Alexa to control
your ENERJSMART device. Check a full
list of things you can control by clicking
here.
