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Found a skill that makes connecting ESP32 and ESP8266 an easier task. You need four things: Amazon Alexa device, Sinric Pro Skill (Free), ESP32 or ESP8266, and one of the devices supported by Sinric Pro Skill. I am using an ESP9266 with a contact sensor. Works perfectly with Alexa!

Library for ESP32 and ESP8266: https://github.com/sinricpro/esp8266-esp32-sdk

Library examples: https://github.com/sinricpro/esp8266-esp32-sdk/tree/master/examples

Sinric Pro website: https://sinric.pro/index.html

Amazon Sinric Pro Skill : https://www.amazon.com/HOME-Sinric-Pro/dp/B07ZT5VDT8

Best Regards,
William

Documentation of "Sinric Pro" skill interfacing "Amazon Echo", ESP8266 and contact sensor.

Documentation includes project decription, short video, and links to skill, code, and more...

William

Hi Wiliam

I don't get my Sinric Pro to work. Maybe you can help me a little bit out?
I Try to control a normal RGB Light.

How exactly do I have to define my Pins? (R,G,B)
My programming skills aren't that good. So i tried this:

int g = 12;
int r = 14;
int b = 13;

.. i Don't think it works this way?.. Maybe you can post an Example Code?

Thank you, xires

xires,

"Sinric Pro" Github repository gives two examples for light type devices: esp8266-esp32-sdk/examples/Light/

I have no experience working with RGB lights. Take a look at the examples; especially the second example:
"Light_FastLED_WS2812.ino." My apologies for not being more helpful.

William