This is followed by the Siri language selection and the standard terms and conditions screen.įollowed by that is the iCloud and iTunes account set up. The second one is with Siri dictating a four-digit code that must be manually typed in the iOS device, this process is shown in the video below.Īfter the initial pairing is done, there’s the HomeKit part of the set up, where you select the house and room your HomePod will be in. The first one is with the iOS device listening to a special tone produced by the HomePod, which requires no action on your part. Pairing requires a passcode, which can be entered in two different ways. If you cancel the set up, you can start again by bringing the two devices close to each other. A card pops up with a beautiful 3D render of the HomePod and asks you if you’d like to set it up.
The process starts when your iOS device (iPhone/iPad running iOS 11.2.5 or later) is close to HomePod. HomePod will use the same set up system, but it includes a few more steps, depending on your particular setup… The same system is used to share Wi-Fi passwords, set up new iOS devices, Apple TVs and even Apple Watch. With AirPods and the W1 chip, Apple introduced a proximity-based set up system that automatically pops up a card on your iOS device when a configurable device is nearby.
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