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[JDRoberts]

You are replying to a post which is two years old, for code which was written four years ago, and I don’t think that code is being maintained. These days there are a lot of different ways to do the same thing.

What voice device were you intending to use? If it’s echo, then “EchoSistant” or “ask Alexa“ are the current (2019) smartapps which can give you this functionality and even more.

They offer somewhat different features. You can read about both in the community – created wiki.

https://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=Ask_Alexa

https://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=EchoSistant

If you want to use a device other than echo, I suggest you start a new thread in the following topic and describe your use case and people can make suggestions for 2019 solutions. Make sure you list the brand and model of the TTS device you want to use. And also which version of the SmartThings mobile app you are using.

https://community.smartthings.com/c/smartapps/smartapp-ideas
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FAQ: how to tell which version of the SmartThings mobile app that you have

In 2018, there were two available versions of the mobile app. The classic was discontinued in December 2020, even though it still has some features that the newer app does not have. It’s easy to tell the difference: they had different logos. [image] If you were directed to this FAQ so that you could figure out which version of the mobile app a forum post was referring to this is as far as you need to read. The remainder is more for experienced members of the forum and covers how we as a community are dealing with the ever-changing terminology the platform has presented. But feel free to skip it if you’re not interested in that kind of thing. Jargon and History Note that the name of the 2018 app changed multiple times since it was first released. As of July 2019 …