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Philips Hue Tap dial switch
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No, the switch contains a battery.
Galaxus
1 month ago
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Yes, you can use it to control the Philips Hue sockets and switch them on and off. You can link each of the 4 buttons to a different socket and switch them individually. Colour control is not relevant for smart plugs as they only support the On and Off functions.
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1 month ago
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Yes, you can use it to control individual lamps in a room. The four configurable buttons allow you to assign up to four individual lamps or zones and adjust the brightness using the rotary control.
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10 months ago
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The Philips Hue Tap Dial switch can be used without the wall mount as it is wireless and requires no installation. You can simply hold it in your hand or place it in another convenient location to control your lights.
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No, you need a hub that is Zigbee-capable to connect the Dial Tab. This does not necessarily have to be a Philips Hue Bridge, some internet routers have also become Zigbee-capable and can be used for this purpose.
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1 year ago
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You can control up to three rooms or zones with the buttons on the Tap Dial Switch, but it is not directly possible to control individual lamps without controlling the entire room. The buttons are designed to change scenes or light states in a room or zone. If you want to control individual lamps across multiple rooms, you need to set this up via the Philips Hue app by assigning specific lamps to a scene or room.
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1 year ago
Yes, you can assign a different room to each button. Each button on the Tap Dial Switch can be cycled through different scenes and can control a separate room or zone. The rotary control dims or brightens a room or zone.
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Galaxus
1 year ago
The Philips Hue Tap Dial Switch cannot be used directly via Bluetooth with the Hue app and Philips Hue Play devices without the Hue Bridge. Here are the key points:
- The Tap Dial Switch uses the Zigbee Light Link wireless protocol, which requires a connection to the Hue Bridge to control the Philips Hue lights.
- Without the Hue Bridge, the functions of the Tap Dial Switch cannot be fully utilised, especially when it comes to remote control and management of more than 10 lights.
- The Hue Bridge is necessary to enable the full functionality of the Tap Dial Switch, including remote control and integration with other Philips Hue devices.
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Former employee
1 year ago
Unfortunately, we currently have no information on the mini version.
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to change the colour only the brightness
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Switching is possible, I have also configured it this way. And a long press is then off again, in my case, for example. What doesn't work, however, is that you can only dim the last group, for example, when turning, but only one or virtually all selected groups at once.
Yes, that is possible
Yes, each button can be programmed to control a light individually, including colour cycling. The knob can be used to switch all the lights on or off.
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Pressing button 1 switches the stored lamps on and you can dim them.
Pressing and holding button 1 switches the respective lamps off again.
Do the same with the other 3 buttons.
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Hello Technically they are the same, the only difference is the wall bracket.
Only the version with the small holder and in black is now available.
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Unfortunately, the variant with the mini mount is not available through us. This is exclusively offered for sale to customers by the manufacturer and not via retailers. I am very sorry.
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I have already set many things with Hue. However, the normal Hue app is somewhat limited, for complex scenes it is better to use the All4hue app.
As I know the Hue App, the lamps must all be in the same room. Scenes are only possible per room.
If the two lamps stay on instead of going off, the scene has probably been saved incorrectly.
When creating a scene, make sure that the switched-off lamps are also included in the scene.
This way the status is saved correctly. E.g.
One lamp green
3 lamps off
First test the scenes on the smartphone. Only when they work properly there, set them on the switch. Try it 😃
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1) a Hue Bridge is always required
2) any number of Hue input devices can be connected to the bridge
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Lamp groups can be defined and assigned to each button, but dimming via the rotary ring works for me with the lamps from button 1.
Yes, that is possible if you have the app on your phone.
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Yes, it works perfectly with the corresponding app.
Yes, once it is programmed it works perfectly.
Hello, the Hue app should have the latest software update. To set it up, press and hold the button with a dot or the first button of the Tap dail for at least 3 seconds. If this does not work, press and hold for 10 seconds. When the LED flashes between the keys, the search can be started under Accessories in the app. Be sure to wait at least 30 seconds, even if the tap dail has been found. After adding the tap dail, do not make any changes to the assignment for the time being. This is because a software update will certainly be necessary at first. Here is an example video:
https://youtu.be/uX0nyVN3vj...
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