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# Google Home

## 1. Nouvelle installation

Utilisez l'application Google Home pour scanner le code QR du CUBE Matter Bridge.

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Assurez-vous que Google Home dispose des autorisations pour **Appareil photo** et **Réseau local**.
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### Activer Matter Bridge dans CUBE OS

Ouvrez CUBE OS dans un navigateur. Cliquez sur l'icône **Matter** dans le panneau latéral. Suivez le guide à l'écran pour activer **Matter Bridge**.

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Vous devriez voir :

* Un **code QR** (pour l'appairage)
* Un **code d'installation numérique** (utile si le scan échoue)
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### Scannez le code QR dans l'application Google Home

Ouvrez l'application **Google Home** Appuyez sur **+** → **Configurer un appareil**.

Choisissez **Appareil compatible Matter**. Scannez le code QR affiché sur la page Matter Bridge de CUBE OS.
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### Terminez la configuration et attendez la synchronisation des appareils

Suivez le processus de Google Home pour terminer l'appairage. Après l'appairage, Google Home synchronisera les appareils exposés par le pont CUBE. Vous pouvez renommer les appareils et attribuer des pièces dans Google Home.
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