Take doorbird chime signal and trigger ST

[JDRoberts]

@Gecho316

it’s probably because your smartthings hub was updated from smartthings to a Samsung log in.

I’m glad you got it fixed, and the solution is the same, but it’s not because of the Samsung login.

This issue is covered in the community FAQ on how to use sensors to trigger echo routines.

The short answer is that there is a specific sequence of steps that you must do. Disable the SmartThings skill, log out of the Amazon app, log back into the Amazon app, and re-enable the SmartThings skill. After that you will be able to use your SmartThings sensors in echo routines.

FAQ: Can I trigger an Echo Action without Speaking to It?

Breaking News!!! As of August 2018, a SmartThings-connected Contact or Motion Sensor can now trigger an Amazon echo routine if you live in the US, Canada, or the UK !!! Amazon has now added the ability for some sensors to trigger an Amazon echo routine (not a smartthings routine), which does let you trigger other smart home devices which are not connected to SmartThings without having to speak an echo command! Or you can set it up so that your echo devices will speak a customized phrase, play a doorbell chime, or various other sound effects. And even better, that contact sensor can be a virtual contact sensor. And although it’s a bit tricky, a community member has created an edge driver that will create BOTH a virtual switch and a virtual sensor and keep the pair in synch. So…