HT204893: Use the Home app on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Learn about Use the Home app on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
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Apr 15, 2016 5:42 AM in response to syomaby Gino_Cerullo,You are in total control of the names that are assigned to HomeKit devices and Siri uses those names when you issue commands. For example:
If you have a light dimmer and you assigned it a name "Master Bedroom Lights" any of the following should work.
"Turn on the master bedroom lights."
"Set the brightness of the master bedroom lights to 30%."
"Set the master bedroom lights to 50% brightness."
"Set the dim level of the master bedroom lights to 70%"
"Set the master bedroom lights to off."
You can also group sets of devices in to Zones. So if you have a zone called "All Bedroom Lights" that included all the lights for all the bedrooms you could say, "turn off all bedroom lights."
Now, since you grouped all the bedrooms in a zone called "All Bedroom Lights" if you said, "turn off all the bedroom lights" Siri would give you an error since it does know recognize a zone call, "All The Bedroom Lights."
So be careful with your naming and be precise when issuing Siri commands using the names you assigned.