In part 1 of our getting started guide, we went over how to setup your WigWag Relay, pair your Filament bulbs and create locations. Now, we're going to dive into some more such as setting moods and onboarding 3rd party devices.
Within the WigWag app, select the “Moods” Tab on the taskbar located in between the “Home” and “Rules” tabs.
Then select the “+” sign in the top right corner of the app and create a name for what you would like the mood to be called (ie. a mood called “Night Time” that triggers specific lighting when it’s time to go to bed).
Next, select the open circle to the left of each device to trigger when the mood is activated. Tap each device to edit them individually.
You can rename, delete, and edit your created moods in the “Moods” tab.
The WigWag Relay supports many different smart devices and our mobile app makes it easy to control them all from one convenient platform. We’ve also made it easy to pair these devices quickly to your Relay within the mobile app. Let’s go over the specifics for a few of the more popular devices.
1.Log into the WigWag mobile app and select the appropriate room in which you are trying to pair the LIFX bulb with.
2.Tap the “+” button in the top right hand corner of the screen.
3.Select “Add Device” and scroll down to find and “LIFX” on the menu.
4.Tap “Search for Devices” and “Next” when pairing is complete.
5.You can now edit your LIFX device if you choose to do so and then tap “Done” to finish the onboarding process.
1.Before pairing your Fibaro Motion Sensor with your Relay, make sure all Fibaro pre-onboarding setup is complete.
2.To prepare the Fibaro for on-boarding, open the device by rotating it until the shell opens.
3.Then, tap the “B” button located next to the battery, three times.
4.Next, log into the WigWag mobile app and select the appropriate room in which you are trying to pair the LIFX bulb with.
5.Tap the “+” button in the top right hand corner of the screen.
6.Select “Add Device” and scroll down to find and “Z-Wave” on the menu.
7.Tap “Search for Devices” (the number of devices should change from “0” to “1”) and then select “Next” when pairing is complete.
8.You can now edit and name your Z-Wave device (Fibaro Motion Sensor) if you choose to do so and then tap “Done” to finish the onboarding process.
1.Prior to onboarding with the WigWag Relay, be sure to complete all WeMo Belkin switch pairing.
2.First, download and open the WeMo app and select “More”, then tap the “WeMo Setup Instructions” button and then the “WeMo Switch/Insight” button.
3.Follow the instructions on how to pair the WeMo device within their app.
4.Then, open your WiFi network on your phone and select the WeMo device from the list of networks.
5.Once you are connected to the WeMo device in your WiFi settings, reopen the WeMo app. Connecting make take a while but once it is complete you will be taken to the screen where you can edit your WeMo device with the provided options. Don’t forget to select “Remember WiFi Settings” in this menu as well. Then select “Done”.
6.The connected WeMo devices will appear in the WeMo “Devices” screen.
7.Next, reopen the WigWag app and select “Add Device”, then scroll down to find “WeMo” and select.
8.You can now edit and name your WeMo device if you choose to do so and then tap “Done” to finish the onboarding process.
1.Log into the WigWag mobile app and select the appropriate room in which you are trying to pair the Osram bulb with.
3.Select “Add Device” and scroll down to find and “Zigbee” on the menu.
5.On this screen, you edit your Osram device if you choose to do so and then tap “Done” to finish the onboarding process.
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@saxnix We are having problems with Ghost our Blog Platform. It is down today. Also, there are some problems with the way Talk and Ghost work together. The API is replicating posts and posting blog article drafts. Sorry for the confusion. Not sure if there is a fix for the API problem on our end. For now, we are trying to catch the duplicate posts and hide/delete them.
I see. That explains the double posts. If I see any more come up, I will let you know.
Thanks @saxnix! In the meantime, here is the link for the original blog article that has all of the videos embedded so you can check them out.