Follow the prompts in the app to link your Logitech Harmony account to your Alexa account.Ħ. Tap on the “Enable” button to add the Harmony skill to your Alexa account.ĥ. Tap on “Skills & Games” from the menu and search for the “Harmony” skill.Ĥ. Open the Alexa app on your mobile device and tap on the menu icon in the top left corner.ģ. First, make sure that your Logitech Harmony hub is set up and connected to your home Wi-Fi network.Ģ. To connect your Alexa to your Logitech Harmony hub, follow these steps:ġ. How Do I Connect My Alexa To My Logitech Harmony Hub? By ensuring that the Hub is connected to the correct network, enabling the Harmony skill in the Alexa app, and resetting the Hub if necessary, you can get your home entertainment system up and running in no time. If you are experiencing issues with Alexa not discovering your Harmony Hub, there are several steps that can be taken to troubleshoot the problem. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or offer a replacement Hub if the device is defective. If none of these solutions work, it may be necessary to contact Logitech support for futher assistance. This can be done by unplugging the Hub from the power source for 30 seconds and then plugging it back in. If the Harmony skill is properly enabled and the Hub is connected to the network, but Alexa is still not discovering the Hub, it may be necessary to reset the Hub. If it is not enabled, it can be enabled by following the on-screen instructions. This can be done by navigating to the Skills & Games section of the app and searching for the Harmony skill. If the Hub is not connected to the network, it will not be discoverable by Alexa.Īnother possible solution is to check the Alexa app to ensure that the Harmony skill is properly enabled. This can be done by checking the network settings in the Harmony app and ensuring that the Hub is connected to the correct network. The first step is to ensure that the Harmony Hub is properly connected to the home Wi-Fi network. This can be frustrating, but there are a few steps that can be taken to troubleshoot the problem. However, some users may experience issues with Alexa not discovering their Harmony Hub. The device can be connected to a variety of devices, including TVs, cable boxes, and streaming devices, and can be controlled through the Logitech Harmony app or via voice commands through Amazon Alexa. I have likely omitted a few details, but the hue emulator is one of the node servers that I definitely like.Logitech’s Harmony Hub is a versatile device that allows users to control their home entertainment systems with ease. Once they are added to the hue emulator, add the hue skill to your harmony and try to find your hue emulator (harmony thinking it is finding an actual hue hub.) Once found, the devices added to the hue emulator (those having "spoken" assigned) will show up as devices that can be controlled via your harmony remote and assigned to your light or outlet buttons. IIRC, ISY devices can be added to the hue emulator by assigning a "spoken" command to those devices you want to control. In this case, you want to link the harmony remote to the hub known as the hue emulator, not the real hue hub (if you even have one.) Once linked, the harmony app can find the devices in the hue emulator. The harmony remote hubs can find hue hubs and control them.
In my mind, the hue emulator simulates a hue hub (even if you already have an actual hue hub, which I do). I am also assuming you are using a harmony hub device. I found it a little counterintuitive, but it works great once you get your head around the concept. I second the recommendation for the hue emulator (as opposed to the hue node server). So, Alexa and Logitech are linked, but if I try to add a device to map to the home control buttons, there is nothing like "Alexa" or Universal Devices there.
I've supposedly linked Alexa and the Logitech hub, so that I can tell Alexa to "turn on ActivityX", where activity X is one of three activities (watch Fire TV, play game, watch Kodi). I'd love to be able to map the "light" button on the Logitech remote to do this. Telling Alexa to do this via the soundbar works fine, except you lose sound for a while.and periodically don't get it back. We run the projector via a soundbar with Alexa built in. In other words, I have a "projector light" scene where I can tell Alexa "turn on projector light", and this turns on a small set of LEDs that are on the projector platform (near ceiling), and keeps them on for a short time. What I'd like to do is hit one light button and have it access a scene via Alexa on the ISY 994i. This remote has two light and two outlet buttons to control lights/outlets. I'm setting up a Logitech Harmony companion remote for our basement projector system.
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