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Philips Hue Argenta Base BT (1050 lm, GU10)

Philips Hue Argenta Base BT

1050 lm, GU10

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Anonymous

2 years ago

Hello! I first connected three Argenta lamps via Bluetooth (1s, 2s, 3s spots). That worked. Now there were more lamps and a bridge. The new, additional lamps work perfectly but the first three spot lamps no longer work. Reset etc. was done. Same result. What am I doing wrong? :(

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BjoX

2 years ago

I think you have to connect the old lamps directly to the Bridge. Bluetooth and Bridge do not "recognise" each other. I'm not sure if it's even possible to control a lamp with BT and Bridge at the same time. Good luck 😉
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Soulwind

5 years ago

Have had this lamp for a short time. Currently 4 in operation from Hue. When I connect this lamp via the app via Bluetooth, it only ever finds one spot that I can then switch from the 3. I have now bought the bridge and connected 3 lamps via serial number. Works perfectly. But I can't find this lamp or where can I find the serial number?

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renemoser

5 years ago

On the first point: The three lamps can always be controlled separately, which of course leaves many more possibilities open (I think you should also be able to find 3 lamps via Bluetooth, as they each have their own address). I don't really understand the second point: You want to connect the lamp with the bridge and you already have three other Hue lamps connected? If that's it, then I can tell you that of my 80 Hue lamps, I only needed the serial number in one case. Let the app search until it finds the lamps. Then you can press on the lamp found, the corresponding lamp will then flash. Now you can also rename it. The serial number is usually printed on the back of the device or on the lamp holder/lamp. Good luck!