Echo & Alexa Forums
General Category => Echo Technical Support => Topic started by: SC7639 on November 29, 2017, 04:11:52 am
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Hi I'm a new echo owner as of yesterday. I've set up a good night Routine to turn off my living room lights but when I say "Alexa, Good night" it didn't active my routine only says "Good Night, sweet dreams". I know the routine do work as my good morning and I'm off routines work fine.
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I tried the same. I am guessing that "Good Night" is a recognised echo keyword pair so you cannot override it. I use "Night Night".
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I use "Go to sleep" ;)
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if the routine is set up right, good night will work. I use it without any issues.
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Same issue here. The odd thing is, if you add a routine in the Alexa app, under "When you say..." one of the examples is "Good Night".
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Hi I'm a new echo owner as of yesterday. I've set up a good night Routine to turn off my living room lights but when I say "Alexa, Good night" it didn't active my routine only says "Good Night, sweet dreams". I know the routine do work as my good morning and I'm off routines work fine.
if you just set up the echo. then wait a day or so for it to get all the latest firmware updates. routines are still pretty new and any echos manufacture before the release will not have it until updated.
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I had the same issue initially (just getting the built-in response when trying to trigger a "Good night" routine), so I checked the history in the Alexa app and found that when I said "good night" it was hearing it as "goodnight". When I changed the phrase for the routine to "Goodnight" to match what was in the history it started working.