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After Step E is done, you can now control the Smart Hub with
Alexa app from the devices page.
Step F. Now you are able to control the Smart Hub via
Amazon Alexa. Any device plugged into the plug will
turn on and off with Alexa.
Try these commands and see what happens by
asking Alexa:
• Alexa, turn on “device name”
• Alexa, turn off “device name”
Note: The device name is the one you give to the
Smart Hub on “Brookstone Smart” app.
(You can also name each individual outlet and
tell Alexa to turn on/off each one.)
Let’s name it “Living Room”.
For example, now you can say:
• “Alexa, turn on Living Room”,
• “Alexa, turn off Living Room”, etc.
If you also want to control the Smart Hub with Google
Home, you can continue to read next page.
Step E. Wait a few seconds for Alexa to detect the Smart Hub
from the Brookstone Smart app and you will find the device
named “Smart Hub” has been paired to Alexa app from the
“Brookstone Smart” app.
Since the Smart Hub has three outlets, the device will show as
four devices. One for the Smart Hub as a whole and one for each
of the outlets. This way they can be named four different names
and be controlled separately.
When you click on a device you can then name them what you
choose.
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