Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro does not respond to voice control

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Then say Alexa, discover devices, or use the app to find the camera. Once discovered, it appears with the name you gave it in Ring, so give it a short, clear name such as Driveway, and avoid similar names for two cameras. For live view, say Alexa, show the driveway camera, on an Echo Show; a speaker without a screen cannot show video, but it can announce motion with the right settings.

If the display says it cannot find the camera, check that the camera is online in the Ring app, and that the skill is still linked; skills sometimes need relinking after a password change. For motion announcements, enable the notification setting in the Alexa app for the camera. Lights and the siren are controlled in the Ring app; some commands, such as turning on the floodlights, work through Alexa routines if the device exposes a light, which depends on your setup, so check what Alexa lists under the camera in the app.

If commands are slow, the camera may be waking from a low-power state, or the signal may be weak. Restart the display, check the camera's Wi-Fi in device health and make sure both are on the same Amazon account region. Ring and Alexa must use accounts that match the household, so a shared user may need the owner's account linked, not their own. Update the Ring and Alexa apps. If the problem persists, unlink the skill and link it again, then discover devices. Contact Ring or Amazon support with details if neither works.