Hi, this is a question for anyone who owns a Vitruvi speaker. At this point I'm trying to set up a smart scene where I can get Siri to turn on its speaker when I say a command. My idea was to connect Vitruvi to a smart connector and be able to turn it on and off via my phone or a Siri command, but it doesn't seem to work, because when I turn on the smart connector, Vitruvi doesn't turn on if you don't press down. So, one idea was to turn it off via the smart plug before the end of a cycle, which could trigger the start of Vitruvius when the smart plug is turned on again. But it doesn't seem to work. Is there a way to keep Vitruvi running all the time? So, in this way, can I control it with the smart plug? Or does anyone have any idea how to work with the smart plug? Thanks,
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