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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Firmware —
System Overview
- Device
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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
Continue your Philips Hue setup on the wireless control site.
Open wireless control siteat habity.local
Once you've opened the wireless site, close this browser tab.
Connect the clock to Wi‑Fi first — then you can open the wireless control site to finish Hue setup.
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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