Okay,

I’ve got a hub and two faucet timers up and running, and I figured out (to my great disappointment) that you have to go into settings on the ios app to change which device (host timer) is currently being controlled.
Then, I got Alexa control to work, for a few moments, but no longer.
Connectivity seems fine.
How can I, simply, tell Alexa to turn on/off each timer individually?
E.g. “Alexa, tell b-hyve to water XXX” and “Alexa, tell b-hyve to stop watering XXX”
The above worked when XXX was “zone myzone”, but now, maybe after I added the 2nd timer, alexa only responds with “now watering on all zones” and nothing actually turns on.

Begin rant (you can ignore this part if you want):

This product has a lot of promise, but as is it’s very very weak with regard to understandability and documentation.
I think many of us looking for answers here are realizing the software is half-baked and the hose faucet timer product was shimmed into software written for the other product(s).

Where is the overview that explains just what devices, stations, sprinklers, zones, programs, program slots, modes, and lineups are, and, importantly, how each of those relates to the actual product I bought (multiple hose faucet timers)?

All I really want is a way to remotely, and easily, trigger a couple of sprinklers on and off. I don’t really need rain delays, smart watering, program slots, blah, blah, blah – just make the basics work, and build up from there.

BTW synchronization between the online UI and the ios app seems pretty broken.

Sigh