A:AnswerYou can use the drop in feature. I access it through the app on my phone or tell the device which device to call. All of your devices need different names.
A:AnswerYes it can be you would have to cut off the rj45 or get an adapter equal to the voltage that’s needed if you cut of the rj45 you would need to use to pairs to splice to the power adapter that comes with the unit and use one pair as positive and on other pair as negative
A:AnswerYou can’t side load. But you can use the built in web browser. Just create a routine to detect person and have that routine automatically launch the silk browser with the action tiles website.
A:AnswerHi Remi! Yes, there are several options for connecting these speakers. You can do it via the Alexa App: Hello! You can use the Alexa app to create a Multi-Room Music group. To create the group, follow these steps:
1. Open the Alexa app.
2. Open Devices.
3. Select the plus sign, and then select Combine Speakers.
4. Select Multi-room music.
5. Follow the instructions in the app to complete the setup.
A Multi-Room Music group named "Everywhere" is automatically created when you have more than one device. To edit this group, follow step 1 above, scroll down to Speaker Groups, and select Everywhere.
Or, you can do it via Bluetooth:
Hello! You can use the Alexa app to pair your phone or Bluetooth speaker with your Echo Device. Follow these steps do pair the device:
1. Put your Bluetooth device in pairing mode.
2. Open the Alexa app .
3. Select Devices .
4. Select Echo & Alexa.
5. Select your device.
6. Select Bluetooth Devices, and then Pair A New Device.
The next time you want to connect, enable Bluetooth on your phone or Bluetooth speaker and say, "Pair Bluetooth." Once the initial pairing is complete, certain Bluetooth devices may automatically reconnect to your Echo when in range. I hope that helps! Have a great day!
A:AnswerI have a Ring camera and Alexa will show my camera of choice but there is no widget that just allows my ring camera to just be on in a smaller box.
