Yup I see that in the logs
Deleted…major “oops!” by me. 
Everything seems to be in order, I’m sorry but I’m out of suggestions except to try and install everything from scratch again. The difference for me is that I’m running an older version of LANnouncer.
Thanks for trying
Try force stopping the app on the android device… Then reopen and initialize it.
(Replying to @Danabw re: github)
Not sure what you’re asking. I do use source control for it, and the driver code was submitted to SmartThings 14 months ago along with the approval request. They never got around to it and deleted outstanding requests about eight months ago.
The only other thing I’m wondering is, what shows in the LANNouncer log on the device? You should receive a timestamp and message for each command received. If you get one for the browser-sent, and nothing for the SmartThings-sent, commands, that implies that the command isn’t making it to the Android device.
Which could mean the SmartThings hub can’t talk to the same subnet possibly? Are they both on the same wireless SSID?
@NWTony: Sorry I wasn’t clear…I’d like to link directly to your repo in my Smartthings IDE so that I can easily track when there are changes and update quickly via IDE via “update from repo.”
As described here: FAQ: Github Integration How to Add and Update from Repositories
My android local IP is 192.168.1.2
My hub local IP is 192.168.0.2
Is that a problem?
That might indeed be the problem. Obviously I don’t know your network topology, but you generally want devices that will communicate as peers on the same subnet.
In other words, you have a router or modem, acting as a gateway. Probably at 192.168.1.1, but it might not be. Everything else in your network should have a 192.168.1.x address, unless they’re talking to a different gateway.
Again, this might not really apply to you, if for example you’re in a dorm on a shared internet with 300 of your closest friends. But it’s the more typical set-up.
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Hello
I installed LANnouncer on my android device and have configured LANnouncer and Big Talker on my SmartThings app. However, Big Talker does not seem to recognise my LANnouncer device as a “Talk with these text-to-speech device” on the SmartThings app (I only get the option to select my Bose Speaker).
Is there any reason why that might be happening?
The LANnouncer device is recognised as a Siren for other Handlers on the SmartThings App. But it just seems like that Big Talker doesn’t seem to have recognised it.
thanks for this, I was losing my mind.
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OK. I solved it. My ST hub was plugged directly into my modem rather than into my router which resulted in my hub having 192.168.0.x for local IP and my android device (and anything else connected to router) had 192.168.1.x for local IP. I replugged ST hub into router and now it also has 192.168.1.x and everything works perfectly.
Thanks everyone for your help!
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Ive installed lannouncer device handler, created lannouncer device, installed lannouncer android app. CURL commands create audio just fine on android device. Buttons in lannouncer smartapp DO change when you select them, but no sounds. Static IP is setup.
So I cannot get the lannouncer app buttons to create sound and cannot get Big talker to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
I found my answer higher in this thread, need to select the HUB in LANNouncer device. I just had the LOCATION selected.
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Anyone else getting the following error when attempting to load the script into SmartApp?
“No signature of method: script14836769022011107670841.metadata() is applicable for argument types: (script14836769022011107670841$_run_closure1) values: [script14836769022011107670841$_run_closure1@7c0e9e76] Possible solutions: getMetadata(), getState(), setState(java.lang.Object), metaClass(groovy.lang.Closure)”
I’m a nob, so I’ll leave this for the next nob that makes the same mistake… I was attempting to load the script into “My SmartApps” rather than the CORRECT location under “My Device Handlers”.
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Wait what? How do they just delete a request that they never got around to? That just madness!
I know this has to be in here somewhere, but I didn’t find a post in my quick search. Please point me there or tell me what to search for if you know…
In at least one case, I have a situation where there are two configured rules that tell LANnouncer to say something at the same time. As I’m sure you know, the second one to fire cuts off the first one in mid-sentence.
What is the best way to configure things that will allow them both to happen, one after the other…AND, can I determine the order?