2015 · 3 replies · Configuration
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Question: I have successfully added hue lights to my system. However, I can only control the lights individually with the default remote control. I can't control the entire group of lights. Any thoughts on the solution.
Answer: I have successfully added hue lights to my system. However, I can only control the lights individually with the default remote control. I can't control the entire group of lights. Any thoughts on the solution.
I have successfully added hue lights to my system. However, I can only control the lights individually with the default remote control. I can't control the entire group of lights. Any thoughts on the solution.
Just use the .GROUP LIGHT ON command and set the scene ID to 0.
Can't seem to set the ID to 0. Also the standard roomie app won't turn all lights on or off.
I think this is a glitch, because I cannot get Group Light On or Off to work either.
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