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fauxmo with alexa-avs on Raspberry Pi

Open Nishad009 opened this issue 7 years ago • 5 comments

Hi, I have setup alexa on Raspberry Pi using the steps mentioned in https://github.com/alexa/alexa-avs-sample-app/wiki/Setting-up-the-Raspberry-Pi and able to execute basic alexa skills like "what is the weather".

Now I am trying to add basic home skills to Raspberry-Pi like "turn on kitchen light". I have tried to run fauxmo.py in same Raspberry-Pi. But the dummy devices are not listed while searching devices through "Discover device" option (tried with both web interface & alexa Android app). Is it possible to use "fauxmo.py" on same Pi3 device to setup dummy devices?

Nishad009 avatar Jul 11 '17 07:07 Nishad009

Anyone have an answer to this?

dmidlane avatar Nov 10 '17 08:11 dmidlane

I am trying something very similar. My RPi3-with-AVS not detecting the Fauxmo (on my linux box for testing for now) also, and the UPnP is not blocked on my router. I am not sure is the fireware on the real Echo is different than the java client sample app.

ppirrip avatar Nov 13 '17 19:11 ppirrip

Same problem. I'm trying to run it with the AVS Device SDK on the same RPi3. No devices are detected. So far sadly I haven't found any proof that this could/should work. I just wanted to be able to trigger simple commands/scripts on the same RPi3 where Alexa is running.

Anyone know of any other options? Ha-bridge also supports only the physical echo devices.

cucubits avatar Mar 20 '18 15:03 cucubits

same question here! any news on this?

clwe avatar Nov 30 '20 21:11 clwe

I am also trying the same thing (AVS and Fauxmo inside RPi). I was able to make it work by adding first the device (fauxmo) using an Echo device. It is not working with Alexa app only. Then I turned off my Echo device, test it using AVS in Raspberry PI.

jnoelvictorino avatar Dec 01 '20 07:12 jnoelvictorino