SMARTPHONE APP (WITH NO INTERNET):

• Turns lights on/off. Dim Lights if dimmable*.
• Changes colour/ intensity of lights if fitted with RGBW LED Strip*.
• Operates other “on/off” devices with status feedback*.
• Operates blind motor control with status feedback*.
• Operates Airconditioning control through IR interface with IR remotes*.
• Operates audio-visual control through IR interface with IR remotes.
• Reads and set temperatures in any area or device capable of temperature control.
• Identifies the door status with concealed smart devices. Identifies PIR motion activity.
• Identifies Smoke Alarm activity. Operates door lock system and monitor activity*.

Control and read devices on an 802.11n or BLE 4.2 network

• Reads data from SAFIERY Lithium battery, Gas bottle that are connected through 2.4Ghz Wifi or Bluetooth connections
• Shows camera feed from 1080P cameras

STREAM MULTI-MEDIA 

• Stream and/or download Netflix or other video services and store on smart device or Plex server if installed. See the 3 page Section on what can be done with Multi-media. Typical movie is 1.5-3gb for Netflix download. 
• Store these when offroad and no internet to watch from Xfiry hub. Stream radio and/or other music services and store on smart device or Plex server if installed. 

VOICE CONTROL 

• Control and read devices with voice control Command devices to operate within the native eco-system of Google assistant. 
• Command to direct camera feed from1080P cameras. Access to apps like wiki camps to enquire forward bookings. 

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 

• Automate AI functions set from available menu. Menu includes: Solar forecast based on location and weather

MULTI-MEDIA WITH GOOGLE CHROMECAST:

PLAYING NETFLIX, YOUTUBE

• The Chromecast is a handy gadget for streaming Netflix, YouTube, and other content from mobile devices to your TV, but it requires a strong Wi-Fi connection to deliver streams that don't buffer. Xfirey Hub is superfast strong Wi-fi connection.

CHROMECAST AUDIO

• If you want sound that your TV speakers can't provide, Chromecast Audio device hooks into your speakers and streams music from nearby devices via Wi-Fi.
  

 

PREMIUM SOUND

• If you're a Spotify Premium subscriber, you can cast tunes through your Chromecast. Make sure your device is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast. Open the Spotify app, play a track, select Devices Available, and then select your Chromecast. It should work with new and old Chromecasts.
• Most major music-streaming services — including Spotify, Google Play Music, Pandora, YouTube Music, Soundcloud, and iHeartRadio — have apps that are compatible with the Chromecast Audio, so chances are you'll be ready to play music within a minute or two of setting it up.
• There are several Bluetooth audio receivers on the market that do a similar job, but the Chromecast Audio works over Wi-Fi, which gives it two big advantages: a longer range and support for higher-quality audio files.
• Bluetooth compresses audio, which doesn't matter when you're listening to music casually or in the background, but can make a big difference if you really focus. If you're connecting the Chromecast Audio to a really nice pair of speakers, you'll appreciate the option to stream high-resolution audio (up to 24-bits and 96Khz). 
  
  

GAME TIME DECISION

• It's not a PlayStation 4, but the Chromecast can be used to play some fun family games. Get your groove on with Just Dance Now or serve up some nostalgia with Sonic Jump Fever. Download games to your Android or iOS device to use your phone or tablet as a controller, while the game runs on your TV.
  
  

PICTIONARY

• Forget finding a notepad big enough to be seen across your apartment. You can play Pictionary on your big screen by downloading CastPad to an Android device and then just casting the screen.
  
  

PRETTY AS A PICTURE

• Use your own photos—or choose from Google's selection of beautiful art, landscape photography, and satellite images—to switch up your Chromecast background. In the Google Home app, go to the Devices tab and select the Chromecast you want to customize. In the top-right corner, tap the hamburger menu () and select Backdrop Settings. There, you can pick a photo from Google Photos, Facebook albums, or Flickr, or opt to display news, weather, art, or satellite images.
• If you use Google Slides, you can show your presentation with Chromecast since Google Cast is built into Chrome. Click the "Present" option on the top-right of your presentation, select "Present on another screen," and pick your Chromecast device.
  
  

TV AS A DJ

• To play music through your TV with Chromecast, download Google Play Music (Android or iOS). Open the app, select the cast icon, choose Chromecast from the device list, and select what you want to play. 
  




QUIET TIME

• If you want to watch something on your TV but don't want the sound to disturb others in the room, then download LocalCast for Android. It lets you cast video to your television while keeping audio on your device. Tap "Route audio to phone" on the "Now playing" screen, and plug in some headphones.
  
  

DRIVE-IN MOVIES

• With media management app Plex, you can stream music, movies, and photos via the Chromecast. Plex organizes your scattered content and lets you watch it from tablets, TVs, phones, and more.
• Apps, meanwhile, are being added all the time. To find out what its latest tricks are, visit Google's Chromecast page.
  
  

KID 'N PLAY

• YouTube Kids lets junior watch age-appropriate videos from the Google-owned video site. The app restricts content on the app, even on search, and tech-savvy kids can now cast their favorite videos to the TV.
  
  

CONQUER THE AMAZON VIDEO

• You can watch Netflix with ease on a Chromecast, but since Amazon has its own streaming dongle. There is a workaround, though, as long as you keep a computer with the Chrome browser handy while you're watching on your TV.
• Open the browser and navigate to Amazon Video and whatever you'd like to watch. Select the menu on the top right (). Select "Cast" and a pop-up window will ask you to select the device to which you'd like to Cast. The downside is that you'll have to go into the browser to control the video.
  
  

BE OUR GUEST

• Let your RV guests watch without giving them access to your Wi-Fi. Turn your Chromecast to Guest Mode in the device settings, and anyone with a Google Cast Ready app that's open within about 25 feet of the Chromecast will be able to cast once the option shows up on their device. If this fails, the user can manually enter the four-digit PIN that will be displayed on the TV into the app's settings on their device.
  
  

CHROMECAST WITHOUT INTERNET

• Chromecast has made streaming media to your TV super-easy. The one downside is that the Chromecast typically requires a connection to the internet in order to stream anything, even if you have the media on your device. HOWEVER....
• Apps like Localcast can stream media that you have on your phone to your Chromecast. The problem is, when internet access is available, it can still use mobile data for the connection. To circumvent this, create a mobile hotspot with your phone and connect your Chromecast, as well as the device with the media you want to stream on it to the hotspot. You can disable mobile data on the phone that's acting as the mobile hotspot to prevent extra data usage.

SMART SOUND

Smart Sound uses both Wifi and Bluetooth for the best of both worlds.

Your music is directed from either your smartphone or stored music to a small wifi receiver disc that connects to the speakers through an aux input. 

If you have Internet connection, the wifi audio is excellent quality and doesn’t drain the battery on your Smartphone.

Images on the right show directing music from an iPhone to “outside annex speakers”.

If you don’t have Internet connection, then you stream with bluetooth from your phone.