> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cube.ewelink.cc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cube.ewelink.cc/cube-os-fr/exploration-des-fonctionnalites/pont-matter-lier-des-applications/amazon-alexa.md).

# Amazon Alexa

## 1. Nouvelle installation

Utilisez l'application Amazon Alexa pour scanner le code QR depuis CUBE Matter Bridge.

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### Activer Matter Bridge dans CUBE OS

Ouvrez CUBE OS dans un navigateur.

Cliquez sur le **Matter** icône 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 la numérisation échoue)
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### Scannez le code QR dans l'application Alexa

Ouvrez **Amazon Alexa** application. Allez dans **Appareils**. Appuyez sur **+** → **Ajouter un appareil**.

Sélectionnez **Matter**, puis choisissez **Scanner le code QR** et scannez le code QR affiché dans CUBE OS.
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### Terminez la configuration et attendez la synchronisation des appareils

Suivez le processus d'Alexa pour terminer la configuration. Après l'appairage, Alexa synchronisera les appareils exposés par le pont CUBE. Vous pouvez renommer les appareils et attribuer des pièces dans Alexa.
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