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| ====== Make Alexa Speak a Message Received via MQTT ======= | ====== Make Alexa Speak a Message Received via MQTT ======= |
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| These instructions assume an OpenHAB2 configuration with Mosquitto MQTT enabled and working. However, HUE emulation must not necessarily be installed and configured since these instructions use a different binding. Furthermore, there is no need to install any TTS engine (ie: from ''Paper UI -> Add-Ons -> TTS'') since the Amazon Echo itself will be used as the TTS device. These instructions partially synthesize the [[https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/amazonechocontrol|official Amazon Echo Control Binding documentation]]. | These instructions assume an OpenHAB2 configuration with Mosquitto MQ enabled and working. However, HUE emulation must not necessarily be installed and configured since these instructions use a different binding. Furthermore, there is no need to install any TTS engine (ie: from ''Paper UI -> Add-Ons -> TTS'') since the Amazon Echo itself will be used as the TTS device. These instructions partially synthesize the [[https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/amazonechocontrol|official Amazon Echo Control Binding documentation]]. |
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| The ''Amazon Echo Control Binding'' since version ''2.3'' supports text-to-speech and thereby outdates [[iot/making_alexa_talk|hardware solutions]]. To make the Amazon Echo speak a message received on a given MQTT following, perform the following steps: | The ''Amazon Echo Control Binding'' since version ''2.3'' supports text-to-speech and thereby outdates [[iot/making_alexa_talk|hardware solutions]]. To make the Amazon Echo speak a message received on a given MQTT following, perform the following steps: |
