I first stumbled upon Wemo/Hue emulation in Tasmota after buying a Sonos One but I found Alexa couldn’t detect devices despite several modules and firmware versions. After reading Espurna issue #1268, I have tried Espurna releases 1.13.3 (FauxMoESP 3.0.1), 1.13.2 (FauxMoESP 2.4.2) and latest nightly release (20190111 with FauxMoESP 3.1.0) for Sonoff basic and can’t get Alexa (Sonos One) to detect any new devices. Yonomi app does detect Philips Hue bulb and can switch it on and off but reports error: “unacceptable content type text/xml” each time.
Original comment by Tom Ivory (Bitbucket: tji100, GitHub: tji100).
CURED: Added a genuine Echo 2 to the network (in addition to the Sonos One) and all flashed Sonoff basics detected first time. Can be correctly controlled from any device.
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Original report by Tom Ivory (Bitbucket: tji100, GitHub: tji100).
I first stumbled upon Wemo/Hue emulation in Tasmota after buying a Sonos One but I found Alexa couldn’t detect devices despite several modules and firmware versions. After reading Espurna issue #1268, I have tried Espurna releases 1.13.3 (FauxMoESP 3.0.1), 1.13.2 (FauxMoESP 2.4.2) and latest nightly release (20190111 with FauxMoESP 3.1.0) for Sonoff basic and can’t get Alexa (Sonos One) to detect any new devices. Yonomi app does detect Philips Hue bulb and can switch it on and off but reports error: “unacceptable content type text/xml” each time.