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To enable Alexa Voice Control:
__NOTOC__To enable Alexa Voice Control:
* Ensure the [[vRemote_App|vRemote App]] is installed and paired.
* Ensure the [[vRemote_App|vRemote App]] is installed and paired.


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After installing and pairing the vRemote App:
After installing and pairing the [[vRemote_App|vRemote App]]:
# Download the Alexa App from Google Play or the Apple App Store and install it on your mobile device.
# Download the Alexa App from Google Play or the Apple App Store and install it on your mobile device.
# Enable, open, and login to the application.
# Enable, open, and login to the application.
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=====NOTE:=====
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==Alexa Voice Control Commands==
===ViewSonic Smart Theater===
:'''NOTE:''' The default name for [Device] is [My device12345]. However, please note “12345” is the device’s ID, and each device is different.
{| class="wikitable" width=55% style="text-align: center";
! style="text-align: center; font-weight:bold; background-color:#c41230; color:#ffffff;" | Command
! style="text-align: center; font-weight:bold; background-color:#c41230; color:#ffffff;" | Description
|-
| “Alexa, Turn On [Device].”
| Power on the device
|-
| “Alexa, Turn Off [Device].”
| Power off the device
|-
| “Alexa, Set volume of [Device] to [0~50].”
| Adjust the Volume level
|-
| “Alexa, Mute [Device].”
| Mute the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Unmute [Device].”
| Unmute the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Change [Device] to HDMI Input.”
| Change the HDMI input source
|-
| “Alexa, set [Device] to HDMI Input.”
| Set the HDMI input source
|-
| “Alexa, set [Device] to USB-C Input.”
| Set the device to USB-C input
|-
| “Alexa, set [Device] to Home Page.”
| Go to the Home Screen
|-
| “Alexa, set [Device] to Auto Focus.”
| Automatically focus the image
|}
===ViewSonic Advanced Smart Theater===
{| class="wikitable" width=55% style="text-align: center";
! style="text-align: center; font-weight:bold; background-color:#c41230; color:#ffffff;" | Command
! style="text-align: center; font-weight:bold; background-color:#c41230; color:#ffffff;" | Description
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Power On.”
| Power on the device
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Power Off.”
| Power off the device
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume Up.”
| Increase the Volume level
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume Down.”
| Decrease the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume 0~50.”
| Adjust the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Mute.”
| Mute the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Unmute.”
| Unmute the Volume
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to HDMI 1.”
| Set the HDMI input source
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to HDMI 2.”
| Set the HDMI input source
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to USB-C.”
| Set the device to USB-C input
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Home.”
| Go to the Home Screen
|-
| “Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Focus.”
| Automatically focus the image
|}
:'''NOTE:''' ViewSonic Advanced Smart Theater is recommended as more commands are available.
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Latest revision as of 10:29, 23 September 2021

To enable Alexa Voice Control:

After installing and pairing the vRemote App:

  1. Download the Alexa App from Google Play or the Apple App Store and install it on your mobile device.
  2. Enable, open, and login to the application.
  3. Select “Skills & Games” at the top-left bar.
  4. Search for “ViewSonic” in “All Skills”.[1]
  5. Press the “Enable” icon.
  6. Sign in with your vRemote App account.
  7. Now you can control your projector by voice.
NOTE:
  1. ↑ There are two skills, “ViewSonic Smart Theater” and “ViewSonic Advanced Smart Theater”.

Alexa Voice Control Commands

ViewSonic Smart Theater

NOTE: The default name for [Device] is [My device12345]. However, please note “12345” is the device’s ID, and each device is different.
Command Description
“Alexa, Turn On [Device].” Power on the device
“Alexa, Turn Off [Device].” Power off the device
“Alexa, Set volume of [Device] to [0~50].” Adjust the Volume level
“Alexa, Mute [Device].” Mute the Volume
“Alexa, Unmute [Device].” Unmute the Volume
“Alexa, Change [Device] to HDMI Input.” Change the HDMI input source
“Alexa, set [Device] to HDMI Input.” Set the HDMI input source
“Alexa, set [Device] to USB-C Input.” Set the device to USB-C input
“Alexa, set [Device] to Home Page.” Go to the Home Screen
“Alexa, set [Device] to Auto Focus.” Automatically focus the image

ViewSonic Advanced Smart Theater

Command Description
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Power On.” Power on the device
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Power Off.” Power off the device
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume Up.” Increase the Volume level
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume Down.” Decrease the Volume
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Volume 0~50.” Adjust the Volume
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Mute.” Mute the Volume
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Unmute.” Unmute the Volume
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to HDMI 1.” Set the HDMI input source
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to HDMI 2.” Set the HDMI input source
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to USB-C.” Set the device to USB-C input
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Home.” Go to the Home Screen
“Alexa, Ask/Tell ViewSonic to Focus.” Automatically focus the image
NOTE: ViewSonic Advanced Smart Theater is recommended as more commands are available.
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