Hello Larry West,
Thank you for reaching out in Apple Support Communities. Have you had a chance to link HomeKit to the Lutron App? If not, we recommend to perform this step as it can help you to update your accessories. Here are the steps provided by Lutron that can help in this case:
"Integrating Apple HomeKit with the Lutron App
This article will provide instructions on integrating Apple HomeKit with your Lutron Lighting control system via the Lutron App. It will provide step by step instructions on linking, programming and voice commands associated with Siri voice control.
Knowledge Article Contents
Section (1): System Requirements
Section (2): How to Link HomeKit to the Lutron App
Section (3): Adding Scenes and People within HomeKit
Section (4): Using Siri voice commands to control your Lutron System
Section (1): System Requirements:
Lutron System/Equipment Requirements
- Hardware:
- RadioRA 3
- RadioRA 2 Select systems with RR-SEL-REP2
- Caseta systems with L-BDG2 or L-BDGPRO2
- Software:
- Lutron App version 2.2 or later
Apple Devices
- Hardware:
- Any iPhone, iPad, or iPad touch that is capable of running (and currently running iOS 13.0 or later.
- Device (smart phone or tablet) being used to connect to the Lutron App and HomeKit must be connected to the same home network as the Caseta Hub (formerly Bridge) (i.e. same IP Address strand). Good example: Hub IP 192.168.1.18 & Phone IP192.168.1.20 (first three decimals match). Bad example: Hub IP 192.168.1.4 & Phone IP192.168.16.20 (first three decimals don't match). Last decimal place will always be different and can range from 1 to 254.
- Remote access HomeKit commands will need a 4th generation Apple TV or an iPad setup as a "HomeKit Hub" on the home network.
Section (2): How to Link HomeKit to the Lutron App
- Step 1: Activate HomeKit within the Lutron AppLutron App go to Settings and select “Integrations”
- Then select "Apple HomeKit".
- Click on “Add Home”
Step 2: Link your Lutron Hub to HomeKit
Scan or Enter the code on the bottom of your Smart Hub
Step 3: Confirm Integration
Select Ok when hub has been added to confirm integration.
Step 4: Open Apple HomeKit App
Open the Apple Home App and you now should be able to see and control your Lutron devices from there.
Section (3): Adding Scenes and Adding People
In the Home App at the home screen you can select + and the the options in the picture below will appear. In HomeKit you are not able to control the Scenes within the Lutron App so you would need to "Add Scenes" here to control with Siri Voice Control. You would also be able to share the HomeKit functionality with another user in the home by selecting "Add People" and sending them the invite.
Section (4): Using Siri voice commands to control your Lutron System
Below are some common Siri voice commands to control your Lutron Caseta or RA2 Select system. All of them can be used to control individual devices as named in the Lutron App or the Scenes for the devices you created in the Home App.
"Siri"
“Turn on the lights"
Turns all the lights to 100%
"Turn off the lights."
Turns all the lights to 0%
"Dim the lights to" or "Set the lights to 50%."
Turns all the lights to 50%
"Turn on the upstairs lights."
Turns the lights/room/zone named "Upstairs" to 100%
"Turn off Cole's light."
Turns the lights/room/zone named "Cole" to 0%
"Dim the Overhead lights by 40%"
Dims the lights/zone/room named "Overhead" by 40%
"Brighten the lights"
Brightens all the lights by 25%
"Brighten my Kitchen lights by 15%"
Brightens the load/room/zone named "Kitchen" by 15%
"Turn down the kitchen lights"
Works the same as Brighten
"Dim the lights in the dining room to 50%."
Brightens the load/room/zone named "Kitchen" by 15%
"Turn down the kitchen lights"
Works the same as Brighten
"Dim the lights in the dining room to 50%."
Dims the lights in room/zone named "Dining Room" to 50%
“Are there any lights on?"
Siri will tell you if you’ve left any lights on.
“What’s the level of the lights in the kitchen?”
Siri will tell you what the light level is.
"Open the shades"
Opens the shades to 100%
"Close the shades"
Closes the shades to 100%
"Raise the shades"
Opens the shades to 100%
"Lower the shades"
Closes the shades to 100%"
This information is outlined through Lutron's website using this link here: Lutron - Integrating Apple HomeKit with the Lutron App
Best regards.
