Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience with integrating my Samsung Q60B TV into SmartThings. It was a bit of a journey, but I managed to get everything working smoothly! Here’s how I did it and what I learned along the way.First off, I was really excited to connect my TV to my SmartThings ecosystem. I imagined being able to turn it on and off with my voice or even control it through routines. But when I tried to add it to SmartThings, I ran into some issues. The app kept showing an error message, and I couldn’t figure out why. Frustrating, to say the least!After a bit of research, I discovered that not all TVs are natively supported by SmartThings. My Samsung TV, while smart, wasn’t directly compatible. But I wasn’t ready to give up! I remembered hearing about the SmartThings Multi-Sensor, which can be used to control devices via infrared (IR) signals. That was the key!Here’s what I did:1. Set Up the SmartThings Multi-Sensor: I placed the sensor near my TV where it could easily pick up the IR signals from my TV’s remote. I made sure it was within range and had a clear line of sight.2. Pair the Sensor with SmartThings: Using the SmartThings app, I added the Multi-Sensor as a new device. The process was straightforward—just follow the on-screen instructions.3. Configure the Sensor for My TV: Once the sensor was connected, I went into the settings and mapped the sensor’s buttons to the TV’s functions like power on/off, volume up/down, and channel navigation. It took a bit of trial and error, but I got it sorted out.4. Testing the Integration: I was nervous as I tested the setup for the first time. Pressing the virtual buttons in the app, I watched as the TV responded! It worked perfectly. I could now control my TV entirely through the SmartThings app.5. Setting Up Routines: The best part came next. I created routines to turn the TV on and off at specific times or when certain conditions were met. For example, I set it up so that the TV turns on in the evening when I’m ready to relax.Reflecting on this experience, I realized how powerful SmartThings can be when you get creative with its devices. The Multi-Sensor wasn’t just for motion detection—it opened up a whole new realm of possibilities for controlling other smart devices around my home.If you’re struggling with integrating your TV or another device, don’t lose hope! There’s usually a workaround, and the SmartThings community is a great resource for troubleshooting and tips. I’m now inspired to explore more ways to enhance my smart home setup.Happy tinkering everyone! Let me know if you have any questions or if you’ve found other innovative ways to use your SmartThings devices.