Compatible with Android 5-16.

0.6.0 reorganized the main Settings into clearer subpages — Device Services, Interaction, and Browser each have their own section. Long descriptions can be expanded when needed, and layouts adapt across portrait, landscape, and unusual DPI configurations.

service: esphome.your_device_name_trigger_wake
data: {}

# Enable mute
service: switch.turn_on
target:
 entity_id: switch.your_device_name_mute
# Disable mute
service: switch.turn_off
target:
 entity_id: switch.your_device_name_mute

service: media_player.volume_set
target:
 entity_id: media_player.your_device_name
data:
 volume_level: 0.8 # 0.0 - 1.0

service: text.set_value
target:
 entity_id: text.your_device_name_voice_command
data:
 value: "Turn on the living room light"

1. Check if microphone permission is granted
2. Check if mute mode is enabled
3. Check if Voice Channel is enabled
4. Make sure device volume isn't muted
5. Try speaking closer to device
6. Try a different System Recording Mode

1. Try a different wake word
2. Adjust wake word sensitivity
3. Make sure environment isn't too noisy
4. Enable noise suppression
5. Speak at moderate speed, pronounce clearly
6. Try OpenWakeWord — its shared embedding + consecutive-hit gate is more robust to noise. microWakeWord remains the lightweight always-on default.

1. Enable Software echo cancellation in Settings -> Voice Config
2. This cancels Ava's own playback from the microphone input

This is usually a Home Assistant issue:

1. Check HA voice assistant configuration
2. Make sure Whisper etc. components are working
3. Check network latency
4. Try speaking more clearly

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