How to Use Your C by GE Sol Lamp Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team
1. Introduction Using this guide you can learn how to master your C by GE Sol Lamp. Combine the lamp with other lights into groups, automate the lamp using the app, make your home your own by setting scenes, and finally, control it all with Alexa.
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Before You Begin:
Your Sol Lamp must already be set up.
2. Control Individual Lights Launch the C by GE app on your mobile device. You can control lights individually from either: The main screen outside any group Or you can tap on a group's name to show the individual lights included in it Tap the toggle switch to turn on or off an individual light. Tap the brightness icon to dim or brighten an individual light. Move the brightness slider left or right to the percentage you prefer then tap Done . Tap the color swatch to set the color temperature for an individual light. Choose the color temperature that you prefer and tap Done . You'll see the color swatch change to the color temperature you chose. 3. Create 'Rooms' for Multiple Lights You can create Rooms for your C by GE lights that allow you to control a whole room instead of individual lights.
Launch the C by GE app on your phone or tablet. Tap Add in the top right corner. Then tap Add New Room . Select a suggested room name and tap Next . Choose the light(s) you want to add then tap Create . You'll see the new group show up in the rooms list. If you want to add more lights tap the name of the group. Tap Add in the top right corner. Then tap Add Lights . Choose the light(s) you want to add then tap Save . You'll see the new light(s) show up in the group. 4. Control Rooms Launch the C by GE app on your mobile device. Tap the toggle switch to turn on or off the lights within a group. To change the brightness or color temperature of all the lights in a group, tap the name of the group . Move the brightness slider left or right to the percentage you prefer. Tap Room Color Mood to set the color temperature. Choose the color temperature preset that you prefer and tap Done . 5. Automate Lights You can set an automated schedule for all your C by GE lights.
Launch the C by GE app on your phone or tablet. Tap Automation at the bottom. Tap Add in the top right corner. Then tap Automate Rooms . Choose the light(s) you want to automate then tap Next . Customize how the light(s) should behave for this automation then tap Next . Set the time, fade interval and day(s) then tap Create . You'll see the new lighting automation show up in the list. 6. Create 'Scenes' for Mood Lighting Scenes let you adjust certain lights with just a tap.
Launch the C by GE app on your phone or tablet. Go to the Scenes tab. Tap Add in the top right corner. Then tap Add New Scene . Select a suggested scene name and tap Next . Choose the light(s) you want to use in the scene then tap Next . Customize how the light(s) should behave for this scene then tap Create . You'll see the new scene show up in the list. 7. Automate Scenes After creating a scene, you can automate it just like any of your lights.
Launch the C by GE app on your phone or tablet. Tap Automation at the bottom. Tap Add in the top right corner. Then tap Automate a Scene . Choose an existing scene then tap Next . Set the time, fade interval and day(s) then tap Create . You'll see the new scene automation show up in the list. 8. Control the Lamp Using Alexa As long as your Sol Lamp is paired with your Alexa account you can use Alexa to control your lamp. Try using these voice commands.
Alexa, turn Sol Light on. Alexa, turn Sol Light off. Alexa, brighten Sol Light. Alexa, dim Sol Light. Alexa, set Sol Light to 100%. [other options: from 1% to 100%] Alexa make Sol Light cooler. Alexa make Sol Light warmer. Alexa, set Sol Light to cool white. [other options: warm white, soft white, white or daylight]