Smartlight
Uses your smartlight to enhance your sleep experience
Features:
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Sunrise-like wakeup
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Pee-light
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Jet lag prevention with light
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Lucid dreaming and anti-snoring cues with light
Settings → Services → Smartlight
1. Use smartlight
Enables smartlight support.
2. Philips HUE, IKEA Trådfri
Tap Philips HUE, IKEA Trådfri Disconnected to connect your HUE or Trådfri.
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Dirigera hub is not supported! |
Test connection to your bulb by flashing it.
Force turning off your connected bulb.
3. Sleep Phaser
Section for controlling your Sleep Phaser.
For complete manual for Sleep Phaser, see Sleep Phaser chapter.
Tap Sleep Phaser Disconnected to connect your Sleep Phaser with the app.
Use your connected Sleep Phaser as a smartlight. Sleep Phaser doesn’t care about the topmost "Use smartlight" setting in this category.
Use your connected Sleep Phaser’s PIR sensor as a sensor for sleep tracking.
Start tracking automatically when you start charging your phone while your Sleep Phaser is in Bluetooth range.
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On Android 8 and later, you need to have Watch / Phaser Starter for Sleep as Android installed in order for this to work. |
4. Sleep Mask
- Use Sleep Mask
Enable to use your Sleep Mask as a smartlight.
5. Maximum intensity
Set a a global limit for brightness a smartlight would be allowed to achieve when controlled by Sleep. This is useful for sunrise alarm where 100% might be too bright for some people.
6. Nightlight
If this is set, a pause in sleep tracking will turn on a red light on your set smartlight. If this is set to "Tracking is paused", the pee-light will be on for the whole pause.
7. Lucid dreaming
Use smartlight as a cue for lucid dreaming. When your REM phase is detected, your set light will flash.
8. Anti-snoring
Use smartlight as a cue for anti-snoring. When snoring is detected, your set light will flash. See
9. Keep light up after
Set whether the light should stay on after dismissing alarm, snoozing alarm or both. Or none.
10. Sunrise
Enable to use your phone’s screen as a smartlight for the sunrise alarm. See the guide below on how to configure this in your settings.
11. Wake up with flashlight
If enabled, your phone’s flashlight will be flashing during alarm.
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Might be unreliable on some phones. |
12. Guide
12.1. How to setup sunrise alarm (sunrise-like wakeup)
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Enable Settings → Services → Smartlight → Enabled.
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Select your smartlight:
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Use phone’s screen as a smartlight: Enable Settings → Services → Smartlight → Sunrise or Settings → Alarms → Gentle wakeup → Sunrise.
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Use a smartbulb as a smartlight: Connect using Settings → Services → Smartlight → Philips HUE, IKEA Trådfri (disconnected)
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Use Sleep Phaser as a smartlight: Connect using Settings → Services → Smartlight → Sleep Phaser (disconnected) and enable Smartlight right under it.
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Use cable-type Sleep Mask as a smartlight: Connect using Smartlight → Use Sleep Mask.
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After you’ve done the above steps to connect and enable the smartlight of your choice, all of your alarms will turn on the smartlight when they start ringing. Now, to have a truly sunrise wakeup, you probably want the smartlight to turn on before the alarm rings.
To set that up, head to Settings → Alarms → Gentle wakeup → Delayed alarm sound start and set it to some period. At the time of the alarm, only the smartlight will turn on at the lowest brightness and gradually brighten up until the set period passes. Then the alarm starts ringing.
Without the delayed sound start, you can control the speed of sun-rise effect by changing the period of Gentle volume. The longer the period is, the longer it takes to get from dark to full light.
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Sunrise alarm with delayed sound - start of the alarm sound is set for 3 minutes = the light level will start increasing from alarm time, till the start of the sound. So after 3 minutes, the smart lights will be at the highest brightness. Duration of gentle volume does not play any role. |