Connect to your bedside clock in browser over a USB-C cable.
In the pop-up, choose “USB JTAG/serial debug unit” — it may also appear as an Espressif device, or a COM / usbmodem port. Nothing listed? Unplug and replug the cable, give the clock a few seconds, then try again.
Adjust settings like Wi-Fi, sound library, and firmware updates, right here in your browser.
Plug the clock in with a USB-C cable and give it a few seconds to start up.
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System Overview
- Device
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- Firmware
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- MAC address
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- Wi-Fi network
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- IP address
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Quick actions
Wi-Fi Configuration
No networks found. Move closer to your router and rescan.
Join a hidden network
Connecting…
Disconnect & Forget
Clears the Wi-Fi network saved on the clock.
Sound library
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No sounds in this folder yet.
Add from the Habity library
The clock needs to be on Wi-Fi to download a sound. Set it up on the Wi-Fi tab first.
Couldn't reach the Habity sound library. An ad-blocker or privacy extension (or Brave Shields) is the usual cause — try again with it off for this page.
Philips Hue
The clock needs to be on Wi-Fi to reach your Hue Bridge. Set it up on the Wi-Fi tab first.
- Status
- Idle
Press the round link button on top of your Hue Bridge, then choose “Pair now”.
Button behaviours
Wake-up light
Firmware updates download over the internet, so the clock needs to be on Wi-Fi first. Connect it on the Wi-Fi tab, then come back.
Firmware Update
- Installed
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- Available
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