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I recently purchased an Eve smart socket. I want to set a few lights to turn on daily at certain times and turn off daily at certain times. Homekit is supposed to be easy and intuitive like most Apple products, but it isn't. Can someone help me?
HomePod mini
The Eve devices were designed to work "best" with the Eve app. Both the Home app and Siri have much more limited capabilities for them.
Did you already contacted the Eve support folks to find out how to use best them with the Apple HomeKit?
Ref: HomeKit basics: Manage your home with rooms, zones and homes - Eve Home
The Eve devices were designed to work "best" with the Eve app. Both the Home app and Siri have much more limited capabilities for them.
Did you already contacted the Eve support folks to find out how to use best them with the Apple HomeKit?
Ref: HomeKit basics: Manage your home with rooms, zones and homes - Eve Home
Ok, just be aware what is available via HomeKit is what the vendor provides. Again, in this case, Eve uses a proprietary app to control all the fine nuances of their products. I suggest that you start exploring that first, and then, see how to best integrate them with HomeKit. Good luck!
Tesserax,
No, I haven't played contacted Eve yet. I just put the plug in the wall, plugged my lamp into it and began trying to figure out HomeKit on my iPhone.
Thanks for your help! :)
HomeKit very confusing.
