While the eWelink has done an impressive job with Google Home there is one major shortfall. Everytime a devices is added or its name changed, it's not updated in Google Home. Maybe both parties are expecting the other to do it, but I think the change trigger is at eWelink. Imagine you are in a situation of having many devices and when you add one new switch or change a name you have you Unlink and Link Google Home again. This becomes absolutely horrible because in Google Home you have add everything back in the correct Room order.
sounds adequate - but be happy, that Google Home can still interact with Your SonOFFs....
I've got an old Android 4.4.2 Smartphone, and since latest Google Home-Update, I can't find any of all my SonOFFs... :-(
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Robert Barta
said
2 months ago
She would like to work on that. Led Magic Home tapes are automatically added, it would be good if it were with Ewelink
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Jens M
said
about 1 month ago
Hallo, wenn ihr eine Änderung bei eWelink gemacht habt, wie neuer Schalter oder neuer Name eines Gerätes, dann kann man danach einfach zu Google-Assistent sagen : " Ok Google, synchronisiere meine Geräte!".
Google sync´t dann ´Smart eWelink´. Danach sind die Änderungen bei Google-Assistent enthalten und der neue Schalter braucht dann nur noch zugeordnet werden.
If you add a new switch or change a name of one, than say to Google assistant "ok Google sync my devices". After that open assistant and put the new switch in the right room.
Selvaganes Arumugam
While the eWelink has done an impressive job with Google Home there is one major shortfall. Everytime a devices is added or its name changed, it's not updated in Google Home. Maybe both parties are expecting the other to do it, but I think the change trigger is at eWelink. Imagine you are in a situation of having many devices and when you add one new switch or change a name you have you Unlink and Link Google Home again. This becomes absolutely horrible because in Google Home you have add everything back in the correct Room order.
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