SMART POINT SPSFLOODLTS Smart Outdoor Flood Lights User Manual

SMART POINT SPSFLOODLTS Smart Outdoor Flood Lights

SPECIFICATIONS

• Model: SPSFLOODLTS
• Input voltage: DC9V~12V
• Maximum power: 144W
• Security type: WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
• Operating Temperature: -40°F ~ 185°F
• Humidity: 80%RH
• Cord length: 30 feet
• Shell material: PC
• IP Ratings: Lights: IP65 / Power Adapter: IP44
• Wireless type: Wi-Fi 2.4GHz
• Wireless Standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/n

FEATURES

•  Wi-Fi remote controlled
• Changes to any color or white
• Dimmable & Programmable with Schedule
• Syncs with music
• Weatherproof
• App and Voice Control
• Works with Hey Google or Amazon Alexa

PRODUCT CONFIGURATION

DOWNLOAD APP

1. Android™: download “Smartpoint Home” app on Google Play.
2. iPhone: download “Smartpoint Home” app from the App Store.

REGISTRATION AND LOGIN

1. Run the “Smartpoint Home” app from your smart phone.
2. Sign up and login.Screenshots may slightly differ from actual app.

ADD DEVICE

1. Plug lights into electrical socket. If the lights blink fast, it is already in set up mode. If not, press and hold reset button on the cord for 4-6 seconds and let go. The lights will then begin to blink rapidly and you can begin set up.
2. Make sure phone is connected to your Wi-Fi network and that it is a 2.4GHz network.
3. Press the (+) symbol in the top right corner of the app and when device window pops up press “Go to add”.
4. On the next screen press the “+” symbol to begin adding the Flood Lights.
5. Make sure phone is connected to the Wi-Fi network that the device will be connected to. Enter your password for the Wi-Fi network.
6. Connecting process will begin. Do not unplug Flood Lights while connecting. Wait for connection process to complete.
7. Once device has been successfully added, name the device what you would like it to be called in the app. The Flood Lights are ready for use.

CONTROLLING THE DEVICE

There are four modes for the Flood Lights. White, Color, Scene and Music modes. All of these modes can be found at the top of the app screen when the lights are selected. White mode makes the lights white and you can adjust the brightness. Color Mode lets you change the color, brightness and color saturation of the lights. Scene mode has preprogrammed color settings to pick from. Music mode changes light to the rhythm of music You can also set a schedule or timer for your Flood Lights at the bottom right of the app screen.

PUSH NOTIFICATIONS

1. You can turn on/off notifications for all devices connected to app by clicking on the “Me” button at the bottom right of the screen.
2. Then click on ”Settings” button. From there you can turn access notification settings.

REMOVE THE DEVICE

1. From the home screen, click on the device you would like to remove.
2. Then click on the edit symbol on the top right of the screen.
3. From there you would then click the “Remove Device” button at the bottom of the screen.

How to control the Flood Lights with Amazon Alexa

Please make sure that your Alexa app is connected to your Amazon Echo and both work together successfully on your Wi-Fi home network.

Step A. Log into your Alexa app, tap bottom right corner, and then tap “Skills & Games”.

Step B. Type “Smartpoint Home”, find “Smartpoint Home” app in the search results and tap and then tap “enable to use”.
Step C. Enter your account info for the “Smartpoint Home” app, tap “Link Now”, then tap “Smartpoint Home” and tap “Link Now” again. On the next page press “Authorize” to link Smartpoint Home account to Alexa.

Step D. Once your Smartpoint Home account is successfully linked to Alexa, the next page will pop up. Tap ”Close” at the bottom and then tap “Discover Devices” on the next page at the bottom right.

Step E. Wait a few seconds for Alexa to detect the Flood Lights from the Smartpoint Home app and you will find the device named “Flood Lights” has been paired to Alexa app from “Smartpoint Home” app. Follow the on-screen instructions to further set up the device. The Flood Lights will be named whatever you named it in the Smartpoint Home App.

After Step E is done, you can now control the Flood Lights with Alexa app from the devices page.

Step F. Now you are able to control the Flood Lights via Amazon Alexa with your voice. Try these commands and see what happens by asking Alexa:

•  Alexa, turn on “Flood Lights”

• Alexa, turn off “Flood Lights”
  Note : The device name is the one you give to the Flood Lights on “Smartpoint Home” app. Let’s name it “Front Yard”.
  For example, now you can say:

• “Alexa, make the Front Yard Blue”,

• “Alexa, make the Front Yard Red”, etc.
  Any device you connect to the Smartpoint Home App should automatically be added to Alexa. If it does not add automatically, ask Alexa to discover devices.

How to control the Flood Lights with Google Assistant

1. Pair Flood Lights with Smartpoint Home App and name it with an easily recognizable name.
2. Download the Google Home App and register and log in with your Google Account info.
   Step A. Once you are logged into your Google Home App, press the (+) icon in the top left hand corner.

Step B. On the next page press “Set up device”, and then on the page after that select “Works with Google”.

Step C. Press the magnifying glass icon to type in the app you would like to link to your Google Home account. In this case, type in “Smartpoint Home” and then select it from the list below.

Step D. Enter your account info for the “Smartpoint Home” app, tap “Link Now”. On th next page select the correct app to link and then press “Link Now” again.

Step E. Tap “Authorize” on the next page to link your Smartpoint Home Account with Google Assistant. After that you will see any devices that are connected to your Smartpoint Home App. Choose the device you would like to add to the Google Home App and press “Next”.

Step F. Select the home you would like the device to be linked to and then select which room you would like the assign it to.

Step G. Your device is now linked to your Google Home App. You can now control it through the Google Home App on your phone or through a Google Assistant-enabled speaker.

Step H. You also are able to control the Flood Lights via Google Assistant with your voice.

Just start with “Hey Google”.

“Turn on Flood Lights”
“Turn off Flood Lights”

Note : The device name is the one you give to the Flood Lights on the “Smartpoint Home” App . Let’s name it “Front Yard”.

For example:

“Turn on Front Yard”
“Turn off Front Yard”

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