Using Google Home To Control Devices; System Settings And Maintenance; Notification Settings - Panasonic KX-HNB700 User Manual

Using Google Home to control devices

Once you have enabled the access point for use with your Google Home, you can use your Google
Home to control devices connected to the access point. Devices are controlled by talking to your Google
Home and using the voice commands specified in the "Panasonic HomeHawk" service.
Note:
R Available features and voice commands are subject to change without notice. Refer to the information
provided with the "Panasonic Smart Home" skill for available features and voice commands.
Displaying live images from a camera
Live images from a camera connected to the access point can be displayed and turned off (hidden) on a
TV connected to Chromecast using Google Home.
Note:
R Chromecast must be registered to Google Home to display images from cameras.
Displaying images voice command example:
R OK Google, show me the <camera name>.
R OK Google, show me the <camera name> on <chromecast name>.
Hiding images voice command example:
R OK Google, stop the <chromecast name>.
Note:
R Images stop being displayed after about 1 minute if no operations are performed.
Starting and stopping modes
Modes can be started and stopped using Google Home.
Starting modes command example:
R OK Google, start <mode name>.
R OK Google, activate <mode name>.
Stopping modes command example:
R OK Google, stop <mode name>.
R OK Google, activate OFF Mode.
R OK Google, activate Basic Mode.
R OK Google, deactivate <mode name>.

System settings and maintenance

Notification settings

You can select which types of status notifications are displayed, and which are not.
Important:
R In order to receive notifications, your mobile device must be connected to the Internet. If your mobile
device is not connected to a wireless network, a mobile network connection is required.
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From the [HomeHawk] app home screen, tap
® [Settings].
Using the app
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