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# SmartThings

## 1. Configuración nueva

Usa la app SmartThings para escanear el código QR del CUBE Matter Bridge.

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Asegúrate de que SmartThings tenga permisos para **Cámara** y **Red local**.
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### Habilita Matter Bridge en CUBE OS

Abre CUBE OS en un navegador.

Haz clic en el **Matter** ícono en el panel lateral.

Sigue la guía en pantalla para habilitar **Matter Bridge**.

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Deberías ver:

* Un **código QR** (para emparejar)
* Un **código de configuración numérico** (útil si la exploración falla)
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### Escanea el código QR en la app SmartThings

Abre la **app SmartThings** Toca **+** para agregar un dispositivo. Elige la **opción Dispositivos de socios** selecciona **Matter** y luego escanea. Escanea el código QR que se muestra en la página Matter Bridge de CUBE OS.
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### Termina la configuración y espera a que los dispositivos se sincronicen

Sigue el flujo de SmartThings para completar el emparejamiento. Después del emparejamiento, SmartThings sincronizará los dispositivos expuestos por el puente CUBE. Puedes renombrar dispositivos y asignar habitaciones en SmartThings.
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