There are a few ways to interpret "Alexa Auto," so we'll address each possibility:
1. Turning on Alexa's Automatic Features:
If you want to enable Alexa's automatic features like "Alexa, good morning" routines or "Alexa, turn on the lights" without having to say "Alexa" first, you can do the following:
- Enable "Wake Word Detection": This allows Alexa to listen for your commands even when you don't say "Alexa" first. You can enable this in the Alexa app under Settings > Device Settings > Wake Word.
- Set up Routines: Routines are automated actions that can be triggered by specific events, like the time of day or when a device is turned on. You can create routines in the Alexa app under More > Routines.
- Enable "Hands-Free Mode": This allows you to control your Echo device using your voice even when you don't have the app open. You can enable this in the Alexa app under Settings > Device Settings > Hands-Free Mode.
2. Using Alexa in Your Car:
If you want to use Alexa in your car, you can do the following:
- Connect your phone to your car's Bluetooth: This will allow you to use Alexa through your car's speakers.
- Use a compatible car stereo: Some car stereos are compatible with Alexa and can be controlled using voice commands.
- Use a dedicated Alexa device for your car: Devices like the Echo Auto are designed specifically for use in cars.
3. Turning on Alexa's Automatic Updates:
If you want to ensure Alexa is always up-to-date, you can enable automatic updates. This will ensure you have the latest features and bug fixes. You can enable automatic updates in the Alexa app under Settings > Device Settings > Software Updates.
Remember, the exact steps may vary depending on your device and Alexa app version.
