*Use the name of the TV as it appears in your SmartThings app – you can rename it to make things easier! For example, if your TV is named ‘Living Room TV’ then say “Hey Google, turn off the Living Room TV”. I think even an Arduino (or other small processor) could send / receive the command-set and then you could connect the Arduino to ST via the Arduino Development Shield or via a LAN or WiFi. The RS-232 port on Denon receivers (and other brands) has an open and documented API. Voice assistant must be set up on SmartThings account. 1 Open the SmartThings app on your phone 2 Select the TV that is connected to the SmartThings app 3 Tap on Remote 4 Choose between the 4D-pad, CH, 123 & Options and begin controlling your TV from your smartphone The volume and channel controls work the same way you would expect them to work if you were using a remote control. It’s just that some work is required to make Thing’s Smart.
*Requires Samsung Smart TV, SmartThings app and compatible voice assistant. I believe TVs made from 2018 and on have the app. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.
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4) Scroll down to “SmartThings” and select it (or use the search bar to type “SmartThings”)ĥ) Sign in to SmartThings using your Samsung account (this will auto-complete if you’re already signing in to SmartThings on your device)Ħ) Authorise Google accessing locations, devices, and scenes from SmartThingsĨ) Your devices, locations, and scenes from SmartThings will now show in the Google Home appĭownload the SmartThings app on your Android or iOS devices now. Cause I have a frame tv and I can control smartthings from there and was wondering about other samsung tvs.
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