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Alexa support problem. #209
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Unfortunatelly without some logs we can't really diagnose something like this, can you enable debug and post a copy of the logs in here? |
Thank you for your answer. How do I activate the debug? I don't have that much idea, unfortunately. Sorry. |
Set the LED_DEBUG constant to 1 flash the firmware and then boot it while connected to the computer with the serial monitor open, that serial monitor output is what can help diagnose your issues. |
That gibberish there is just because you're using one baudrate in the script and a different one in the serial monitor, by default the transmission speed in the script is set to : 115200 besides that, the script now uses Wifi Manager, which once installed on the board will need to be connected to and configured, so if you wiped and uploaded the new flash data (you have to) then you can use your phone or laptop to connect to the AP that it creates on boot, and then navigate to 192.168.4.1 and configure the wifi settings in there for the board to connect to your network. |
So I did it as described :). I clicked Alexa Pairing under the settings. Here is the Debug code: DEBUG [28004]: Stats: 120 frames/s, frame delay: 550 us |
Hmm... It looks good, all I can think of is that it might still remember it and not recognize it, you could try and check the devices conected to alexa and forget the old one before trying again, the log says it's responding fine to alexa's call for identification. |
Okay thanks for looking over it :). Thank you anyway! |
I don't use the alexa functionality but I see it changed from what it was before...
Do you have some of these options uncommented? I don't think alexa will detect anything if you don't enable some of these |
That was my configuration: #ifdef ENABLE_ALEXA_SUPPORT #endif // ENABLE_ALEXA_SUPPORT I pressed Alexa Pairing under Settings on the web server. Please try again later or look in the Alexa app" But I tried this several times. :( |
Short info. I flashed WLED. Since there is also an Alexa integration. Strangely enough, it works fine. But the effects are not so nice there. :D |
Brief info: I have already used Nanoleaf in conjunction with Alexa for 6 months. Always went without problems. Now I've moved into a new house. Got a new router. However, the same name and password. Unfortunately, the ESP no longer wants to connect to the Alexa.
I now have a Philips Hue Hub in the network that controls the other lamps. Even if I turn off this hub. I can no longer connect to Alexa.
Echo always says "I did not find any new devices ..."
I've already re-flashed. Unfortunately it didn't help. Can someone help me?
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