Apologies if this has been asked but I couldn't find anything on it here. I can't find out whether remote 2 can report to node red when I change a device by voice command. Eg 'Alexa turn on hall picture rail'. I get a device activity report but can't find the 'lights' device identity anywhere in it…

This doesn't answer your questions but there have been lots of reports of the alexa2-remote no longer working. [image] ALERT: node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2 is likely a dead project! Use this fork... Spreading the word back to the community after finding out myself through a series of bug…

Thanks. I'm using the cakebaked fork of remote2 and that works perfectly as far as I have tried to date. When I ask alexa to control a device via alexa home skill or directly (philips hue) she obeys. I see a notification via remote2 but I can't find anyway of identifying which lighting device it was…

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Alexa-Remote2 activity - how to identify the device being controlled

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