Abilia GEWA Connect User manual

Rev E EN
Manual
GEWA Connect
Version 2.1
419881 Andromeda
Socket UK
419882 Andromeda
Socket FR
419883 Andromeda
Socket CH
419884 Andromeda
Socket DK
Art.no 461180

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Contents
1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................5
Important notes........................................................................................................5
2. Product overview.............................................................................................................5
What’s in the box .....................................................................................................5
How does it work.....................................................................................................6
Main features...........................................................................................................6
3. Getting started.................................................................................................................7
Requirements..........................................................................................................7
Recommendations...................................................................................................7
Multibox preparation................................................................................................7
MyAbilia...................................................................................................................7
Installation and configuration...................................................................................8
What’s installed on your smartphone.......................................................................8
Discover GEWA Connect’s scanning ......................................................................9
Discover how to program GEWA Connect for environmental control......................9
Discover the Alert function.......................................................................................9
4. Menus reached by the control switch............................................................................10
Click menu.............................................................................................................10
Longpress menu....................................................................................................10
5. GEWA Settings app ......................................................................................................11
Scanning settings..................................................................................................11
Phone settings.......................................................................................................11
Multibox.................................................................................................................12
Backup & Restore..................................................................................................12
GEWA Connect.....................................................................................................12
GEWA Radio devices............................................................................................13
Alert.......................................................................................................................13
MyAbilia account ...................................................................................................13
About.....................................................................................................................13
6. GEWA Connect app......................................................................................................14
Terminology...........................................................................................................14
How to make a button with GEWA link or 4096 code............................................15
How to make a button with a recorded IR signal ...................................................16
How to make a button with a GR signal.................................................................16
How to make a button with Macro function............................................................17
How to create a new page.....................................................................................18
The shortcut menu.................................................................................................18
Symbol Library.......................................................................................................19
7. Multibox.........................................................................................................................20

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Overview ...............................................................................................................20
Charging the battery..............................................................................................20
Battery indicator.....................................................................................................20
Switch on...............................................................................................................21
Switch off...............................................................................................................21
IR Recording..........................................................................................................21
Using relay output for Alert....................................................................................21
Resetting the Multibox...........................................................................................21
Sound through Multibox.........................................................................................21
8. Move GEWA Connect to another smartphone ..............................................................22
If GEWA Connect should be used by the same user.............................................22
If GEWA Connect should be used by another user...............................................22
9. Safety and responsibility ...............................................................................................22
10. Technical data...........................................................................................................23
Items supplied with GEWA Connect......................................................................23
Technical data for Multibox....................................................................................23
Conformance with the Medical Devices Directive..................................................23
Electrical waste recycling ......................................................................................23
Storage..................................................................................................................23
Cleaning ................................................................................................................23

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1. Introduction
GEWA Connect is a combined hardware/app solution. After installing GEWA Connect on
your Android smartphone and pairing it with Multibox, you can operate apps on your phone
via an external switch. Via the app GEWA Connect you can use your smartphone as a
remote control for appliances and electronics in your home or place of work/study (e.g.
television, lights, air conditioning, door openers and curtains).
The intended users of GEWA Connect are persons who are physically unable to operate a
smartphone or a standard remote control, but otherwise cognitively and visually abled.
GEWA Connect is intended for indoor use only.
Important notes
1. Read this manual carefully before installing or operating GEWA Connect.
2. This manual assumes that you are familiar with the operation of the Android device
that you have chosen to use with GEWA Connect.
3. To secure that GEWA Connect is always active and working, you should:
a. make the recommended system settings on the smartphone, see
3.2 Recommendations
b. keep the Multibox near the smartphone (less than one metre) and in the same
room
c. avoid Bluetooth interference from other sources (e.g. microwave ovens)
d. charge the smartphone and the Multibox every day
e. use the original charger provided with the Multibox
4. If GEWA Connect should stop working, ensure that the user always can get help
through a backup system.
5. Before using GEWA Connect for environmental control, ensure that the equipment that
is used is correctly installed, that you are using it as intended and that it is safe to use.
6. Use only CE marked control switches and CE marked equipment together with GEWA
Connect.
7. Caution! Do not use the Alert function as an emergency alarm system. It is designed to
be used an alert system.
2. Product overview
What’s in the box
GEWA Connect comes with the following parts:
1. Multibox
2. Charger for Multibox
3. License voucher
4. Manual (this document)

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How does it work
After installing GEWA Connect on your smartphone and pairing it with the Multibox, you
can operate apps on your smartphone via an external switch. Via the app GEWA Connect
you can use your smartphone as a remote control for appliances and electronics in your
home.
Please note –The external switch is not included. The picture shows PikoButton 50 Black,
art.no. 451505.
Main features
•Setup wizard. Once the application GEWA Connect is downloaded to your
smartphone, the Wizard will help you to setup the Multibox and configure scanning
settings and permissions.
•Row scanning. With a switch connected to the Multibox, GEWA Connect provides
row and item scanning of most features in the smartphone. You can start apps,
navigate content and web pages, etc.
•Point scanning. In cases where row scanning is insufficient you can switch to point
scanning for more detailed navigation and to replicate mouse navigation and
clicks/taps. This is useful for operating graphical interfaces or in apps where row
scanning support is limited.
•Switch menus. Menus are available to perform actions other than “tap”, such as
scrolling or quick navigation to start page. A longpress menu is also available for
more efficient use such as quickly switching between scanning modes.
•Environmental control app. With the app GEWA Connect you can control
appliances and electronics in your home via IR (Infra Red light) and/or GR (GEWA
Radio). Build your own pagesets and switch easily between editing and operating via
a longpress menu.
•Settings app. In addition to the Setup wizard all settings are also available in an
intuitive scannable settings app, GEWA Settings.
Smartphone with the app
GEWA Connect
Multibox +
External switch
IR
GEWA Radio
Bluetooth

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3. Getting started
Requirements
To be able to use GEWA Connect you need
1. An Android-based smartphone or tablet, minimum Android version 5.0, that supports
Bluetooth 3.0.
2. A Google account, for downloading the app from Google Play Store.
3. Apps suitable for scanning, for example:
•Keyboard: Use the Google keyboard Gboard
•Web browser: Use Chrome
•Camera: e.g. Open Camera
•Launcher: e.g. Nova launcher
Recommendations
To secure that GEWA Connect is always active and working, you should:
•Ensure that GEWA Connect is always active, don’t use Power save settings or
App optimisation.
•Ensure that GEWA Connect is always compatible with Android, disable automatic
updates of system software and apps.
•Ensure that GEWA Connect remains active, have the smartphone connected to a
power supply and the screen turned on.
•Make sure that the screen lock works with scanning. If not, don’t use it.
•Make sure that apps to be used can be used with scanning. If an app is not scanning
compatible, try another one from Google Play Store.
•Ensure that virtual keyboard is shown. In the general settings for keyboard in Android
it must be set that virtual keyboard is shown even when a physical keyboard is
connected (Multibox).
Multibox preparation
1. Charge the Multibox battery if necessary, see chapter 7. Multibox.
2. Connect the external switch into port SW1.
MyAbilia
MyAbilia is a web service that allows you to manage GEWA Connect from another
computer or tablet. It is possible to configure pages and items and also to change GEWA
Settings (exluding phone settings) remotely. MyAbilia syncronises the data from the device
to myAbilia, reducing the need for manual backup.
3.4.1 Prepare the users myAbilia account
To be able to use GEWA Connect the user needs a myAbilia account with a licence for
GEWA Connect. Go to www.myabilia.com and create a user account.

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3.4.2 Register the license
The license given in the enclosed Licence Voucher must be registered on the users
account. Do as follows:
1. Log in to the users account.
2. Go to My Profile and select Licenses.
3. Click on Add licence, enter the licence key and click Add to save.
4. Make modules visible, go to the Modules tab and enable the modules that the user
needs.
Installation and configuration
GEWA Connect is installed via Google Play Store.
1. Start Google Play Store on your smartphone.
2. Search for GEWA Connect.
3. Download and install the app.
3.5.1 Log in with myAbilia account
The first time the GEWA Connect app is started you will be guided through the installation in
a Wizard. Tap on GET STARTED and enter Email address or Username and Password for
your myAbilia account. Then tap LOG IN.
3.5.2 Add Multibox
Choose Add Multibox and follow the instructions in the Wizard to connect the Multibox.
Wait for the Multibox to connect.
3.5.3 Configure permissions
Choose Setup Permissions and follow the instructions in the Wizard to setup the
permissions required for GEWA Connect. This differs depending on smartphone model. The
last step is to activate the Accessibility Service for GEWA Connect.
3.5.4 Configure the app
Choose Configure GEWA Connect to setup GEWA Connect for environmental control. This
can be done later. Read more in chapter 6. GEWA Connect app.
What’s installed on your smartphone
Now that GEWA Connect is installed and configured you have two new apps on your start
screen:
•GEWA Connect –for controlling equipment in your environment via IR or GR.
•GEWA Settings –for changing the scanning settings, etc.
However, GEWA Connect is “everywhere”, like a layer on every app, and always ready to
help you operate your smartphone via scanning.

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Discover GEWA Connect’s scanning
You need a switch connected to SW1 or SW2 on Multibox.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on row scanning and point scanning:
1. Press the switch to start the Row scanning (default).
2. GEWA Connect starts scanning through all objects on the screen.
3. Press the switch to select an object.
4. The Click menu is shown, choose Tap to “tap”on the object.
5. Press and hold down the switch for 2.5 seconds to see the Longpress menu.
6. Choose Swap to switch to Point scanning.
7. GEWA Connect starts scanning vertically. Press the switch to select the area, then
press again to close in on a more exact position.
8. GEWA Connect starts scanning horizontally. Press the switch to select the area, then
press again to close in on a more exact position.
9. The Click menu is shown, choose Tap to “tap” on the position.
10.Wait for 10 seconds and the scanning will stop (the crosshair disappears).
If you want to change the scanning settings, go to the GEWA Settings application, see
chapter 5. GEWA Settings app.
Discover how to program GEWA Connect for environmental control
Adapt GEWA Connect with functions for environmental control that suits the user’s needs.
For more information about the GEWA Connect application and how to program, see
chapter 6. GEWA Connect app.
Discover the Alert function
The Alert function is used when you want to attract somebody’s attention. The Alert is
activated if the switch is pressed for 8 seconds. The Alert function can be set to activate the
Relay output, send an IR signal or GR signal. A signal is heard from the Multibox when the
Alert function is activated. See how to set the Alert function in 5.7 Alert.

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4. Menus reached by the control switch
The smartphone is operated via the Click Menu and the Longpress Menu.
Click menu
The Click menu is shown when pressing the switch when an object is highlighted during
scanning (Row scanning) or a position (Point scanning). The Click menu has the following
functions:
Tap
Tap on the currently selected object
Longpress
Longpress on the currently selected object (only visible when
the selected object has longpress functionality)
Down/Right
Scrolls down or right depending on the scroll view (only visible
when a scrollable view is detected)
Up/Left
Scrolls up or left depending on the scroll view (only visible
when a scrollable view is detected)
Cancel
Closes the Click menu
Longpress menu
The Longpress menu is shown when pressing and holding the switch for 2.5 seconds. The
delay time can be customised, see chapter 5.1 Scanning settings.
The Longpress menu has the following features:
Swap
Switches between Point scanning and Row scanning.
The icon depends on current scanning mode
Home
Goes back to the start screen (same as Home button)
Back
Goes back one step in the activity stack (same as Back button)
GEWA
Connect
Opens GEWA Connect
Off
Turns off the screen
Down/Right
Scrolls down or right on largest visible view (only visible when a
scrollable view is detected)
Up/Left
Scrolls up or left on largest visible view (only visible when a
scrollable view is detected)
More
Shows further options that do not fit on the first page of the
Longpress menu
GEWA Settings
Opens GEWA Settings
Notifications
Opens the Notification drawer (The same as swiping down on
top of the screen)
Power menu
Launches the Power menu (same as holding down the Power
button for a short while)
Recent apps
Opens recent apps (same as pressing the Recent button)

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Android
Settings
Opens Android Settings
Cancel
Closes the Longpress menu
5. GEWA Settings app
Settings can be changed in the GEWA Settings application. A menu is shown for the
available settings:
Scanning settings
Point scanning speed
The speed of the crosshair when it moves across the
screen, first vertically then horizontally (1-20, default 5)
Row scanning speed
The time each object is selected when scanning through
all objects on the screen (0.1-2 sec, default 1 sec)
Initial scanning delay
The delay before the scanning leaves the first item after
pressing on the switch (0.0-10.0 sec, default 0.5 sec)
Longpress menu
delay
The time you need to press the switch before the
Longpress menu is shown (1.0-5.0 sec, default 2.5 sec)
No Click menu if
single action
Hides the Click menu if the selected object has Tap
functionality only (default: Enabled)
Phone settings
Quick settings for scanning users, e.g. volume, brightness and timeout.
Phone volume
Media volume –the volume for music, etc.
Alarm volume –the volume for alarm signals
Notification volume –the volume for notifications from
SMS, apps, etc.
System volume –volume on or off (except alarm volume).
Ringtone volume –the volume when the phone is ringing
Auto Screen
brightness
Let the phone automatically adjust the screen's
brightness based on ambient lighting
Screen brightness
Adjust the screen's brightness manually (0-8)
Screen timeout
Adjust the time before the screen switches off after
inactivity
Screen on while
charging
Prevent the screen going to timeout when the phone is
charging

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Multibox
From here you can pair the Multibox with the device and see the status of the Multibox.
(battery, version, connection, Home ID and Sound profiles).
5.3.1 Firmware update
If a new firmware is available for the Multibox, the button Update Multibox will be enabled
and the text “New update available” is shown.
To update the firmware in Multibox, follow these instructions:
1. Connect the Multibox to your device using an USB cable (not included). The cable
needs an USB micro connector on one end (connects to the Multibox), the other end
should have a connector that fits your device.
2. A permission dialog should appear on the device. Tap to approve.
3. Tap on Update Multibox. If the device is correctly connected, you are instructed to
press the Power button once on the Multbox.
4. The Multibox will beep once and then the update will start.
5. Do not disconnect the cable before the update is complete.
Backup & Restore
From here you can make a backup of GEWA Connect’s data, e.g. the page sets for
environmental control, scanning settings, etc. Use the backup to restore GEWA Connect on
the same device or for moving GEWA Connect to another device.
5.4.1 Backup
Follow these instructions to make a backup of GEWA Connect:
1. Start GEWA Settings on your device.
2. Go to Backup & Restore and select Backup. The backup is done immediately.
3. Start the device’s File Manager or connect the device to a computer.
4. Locate the folder gewa-connect-files and copy the file
gewa_connect_settings.backup to a secure place.
5.4.2 Restore
Follow these instructions to restore the data on GEWA Connect:
1. Make sure that the backup file you want to use is stored in \gewa-connect-
files\gewa_connect_settings.backup.
2. Start GEWA Settings on your device.
3. Go to Backup & Restore and select Restore.
4. Confirm that you want to restore the data. GEWA Connect is immediately updated
with the data from the backup file.
GEWA Connect
Enable Edit mode
Shows Edit mode in the GEWA Connect app.
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GEWA Radio devices
From here you can make settings for the GEWA Radio devices that is to be used together
with GEWA Connect. You can add, rename, remove and replace devices.
1. Start the GEWA Settings application.
2. Go to GEWA Radio Devices and follow the instructions.
Alert
The Alert function is used when you want to attract somebody’s attention. The Alert is
activated if the switch is pressed for 8 seconds. Your GEWA Connect can activate the Alert
in different ways:
•Transmit an IR signal.
•Transmit an GR signal.
•Activate the built-in relay output.
The relay function is to be connected to SW1 or SW2.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on how to set the Alert function.
1. Start the GEWA Settings application.
2. Go to Alert and enable the function.
3. Select type and follow the instructions.
Notice that the symbol or means that it doesn’t have an IR or GR command and
therefore cannot be used for Alert yet.
Warning!
When using the Alert function you must be aware of the fact that batteries may run
out, the connected switch may be disconnected unintentionally, you may struggle
to reach the switch, the telephone network is down etc. The Alert function must not
be used as emergency alarm and never be used if a person is in danger if the Alert
fails.
MyAbilia account
From here you can se information for your myAbilia account and the licence for GEWA
Connect.
About
Here you can find info about the software version, etc.
5.9.1 Update the software
The application is developed continuously. It is both correcting small errors, and new or
improved features. It is therefore good to check regularly that you have the latest version.
The application is updated via Google Play Store.

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6. GEWA Connect app
With the GEWA Connect application you can control appliances and electronics in your
home via IR and GEWA Radio.
When launching GEWA Connect for the first time it is empty. Go to the App menu , switch
to Edit mode and start building your own pages for environmental control.
On every page the Shortcut menu is shown at the bottom. Here you can keep the functions
that you always want quick access to.
Terminology
Button
A page in the GEWA Connect app consists of several buttons.
The button consists of a command (type), name and/or a symbol.
The button can send a signal for environmental control via IR or
GEWA Radio, go to another page or send an IR Macro.
Page
A page with buttons (and/or subpages).
The page should be set to a layout that fits the purpose and the
device (small or large screen, portrait or landscape) etc. Several
layout types are available.
IR item
A button with a command that controls a specific appliance in a
specific way, e.g. switch the TV on/off via IR (Infra Red light).
When creating a button with an IR command you set the name
and/or the symbol first. The IR signal is recorded afterwards or
selected from existing GEWA link or GEWA 4096 codes. Then you
can also choose if and how the signal should be repeated.
A button without an IR command is marked with a . This means
that the button is not ready for use.
When the IR command is set, the button is marked with .This
means that the button is ready for use.
GEWA Radio
A command that controls a specific appliance in a specific way, e.g.
turn the light on/off/toggle via GR (GEWA Radio).
When creating a button with a GR command you set the name
and/or the symbol first. The GEWA Radio device and function is
selected afterwards.
A button without a GR command is marked with a . This means
that the button is not ready for use.
When the GR command is set, the button is marked with . This
means that the button is ready for use.
Shortcut menu
A menu that is shown at the bottom of every page, for quick access
to selected buttons or pages.
IR recording
An IR signal that is manually recorded from a remote control.
GEWA link
Standard channels that are used in all GEWA remote control units
and receivers. There are 128 GEWA IR channels, numbered from
0-127. These channels do not need to be recorded, they are already
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4096 code
A specially coded IR signal that is used when a more private code is
needed: e.g. for opening the front door. Select a code from 0 to
4095.
Repeat
Send the signal repeatedly, with x seconds duration and x seconds
between each repetition.
IR Macro
A combination of existing IR items, with optional delay between each
IR item.
How to make a button with GEWA link or 4096 code
With GEWA Connect you can use environmental control via IR in three different ways;
Recorded IR signals from a remote control, use GEWA link signals or GEWA 4096 codes.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on how to create your own button for
environmental control with GEWA link or 4096 code, turning on/off the light for a lamp
connected to a GEWA Andromeda Socket:
1. Start the GEWA Connect application.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit Mode.
3. Tap on New.
4. Tap on to select a symbol, e.g. .
5. Tap on Name. Enter a name, e.g. lamp.
6. Tap on Type and select IR item.
7. Tap on to save.
The button is shown in the list. Notice that the button is marked with , which means that it
doesn’t have an IR command and therefore cannot be used for environmental control yet.
To be able to continue, an IR receiver* must be available for testing.
8. Tap on the button’s menu and select Add IR command.
9. Select Use GEWA link or Use GEWA 4096 code and follow the instructions to select
code.
10.Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
11.Test your new IR button.
* Example: A lamp connected to a GEWA Andromeda Socket for turning on/off the light.
Note! GEWA link is standard channels that are used in all GEWA remote control units and
receivers. The 4096 code is used when a more private code is needed: e.g. for opening the
front door.

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How to make a button with a recorded IR signal
With GEWA Connect you can use environmental control via IR in three different ways;
Recorded IR signals from another remote, use GEWA link signals or GEWA 4096 codes.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on how to create your own button for
environmental control with a recorded IR signal, turn on/off the TV:
1. Start the GEWA Connect application.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit Mode.
3. Tap on New.
4. Tap on to select a symbol, e.g .
5. Tap on Type and select IR item.
6. Tap on to save.
The button is shown in the list. Notice that the button is marked with , which means that it
doesn’t have an IR command and therefore cannot be used for environmental control yet.
To be able to continue, an IR transmitter* and an IR receiver* must be available for
testing.
7. Tap on the button’s menu and select Add IR command.
8. Select Record IR and follow the instructions to record IR.
9. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
10.Test your new IR button.
* Example: A TV with a remote control.
How to make a button with a GR signal
With GEWA Connect you can use environmental control via GEWA Radio. The GEWA
Radio devices that is to be used with GEWA Connect must be added in advance, see
5.6 GEWA Radio devices.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on how to create your own button for
environmental control with Gewa Radio, GR:
1. Start the GEWA Connect application.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit Mode.
3. Tap on New.
4. Tap on to select a symbol, e.g. .
5. Tap on Name. Enter a name, e.g. lamp.
6. Tap on Type and select GEWA Radio.
7. Tap on to save.
The button is shown in the list. Notice that the button is marked with , which means that it
doesn’t have a GR command and therefore cannot be used for environmental control yet.

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To be able to continue, a GEWA Radio device* must be available for testing.
8. Tap on the button’s menu and select Add GR command.
9. Follow the instructions to select GEWA Radio device and function.
10.Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
11.Test your new GEWA Radio button.
* Example: A ceiling lamp controlled by GEWA Radio.
How to make a button with Macro function
Your GEWA Connect is able to send sequences of IR signals. When you select one button,
GEWA Connect automatically carries out what is equivalent to pressing several buttons. To
start the TV with a certain channel for instance you need to press several buttons. GEWA
Connect however, can be programmed in such a way that you only need to press one
button.
IR items included in a Macro must be stored in GEWA Connect in advance as separate
IR items. You can not record IR signals directly to a Macro.
A Macro is a combination of existing IR items, with optional delay between each IR item.
Follow these steps to get a quick tutorial on how to create your own button with Macro
function for environmental control with IR:
1. Start the GEWA Connect application.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit Mode.
3. Tap on New.
4. Tap on Name. Enter a name, e.g. TV 2.
5. Tap on Type and select IR Macro.
6. Tap on to save.
The button is shown in the list. Notice that it is marked with , which means that it doesn’t
have a Macro command and therefore cannot be used for environmental control yet.
To be able to continue, an IR transmitter* and an IR receiver* must be available for
testing.
7. Tap on the button’s menu and select Create new IR Macro.
8. Follow the instructions to create a new Macro.
9. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
10.Test your new button with IR Macro.
* Example: A TV with a remote control.
Note! A Macro can be terminated at any time by pressing the switch.
Note! If an IR item is stored with repetition, the repetition will be ignored when the IR item is
used in a Macro.

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How to create a new page
It is good to sort the different functions for environmental control on different pages, a page
for controlling the TV and another for the functions used in the bedroom or livingroom.
When creating a new page, the page from where it is created gets a button that goes to the
new page.
1. Start the GEWA Connect app.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit mode.
3. Tap on New.
4. Tap on to select a symbol, e.g .
5. Tap on Name. Enter a name, e.g. bedroom.
6. Tap on Type and select Page.
7. Select Layout type for the new page.
8. Tap on to save.
9. Now fill out the buttons on the new page with commands for environmental control
used in the bedroom.
10.Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
The shortcut menu
6.7.1 Add functions to the Shortcut menu
1. Start the GEWA Connect app.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit mode.
3. Tap on the button’s menu and select Set as shortcut.
4. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.
6.7.2 Edit the Shortcut menu
1. Start the GEWA Connect app.
2. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Edit mode.
3. Go to the App menu and select Edit shortcuts.
4. Tap on the button’s menu and select Move forward, Move back or Delete.
5. Go to the App menu and select Switch to Normal mode.

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Symbol Library
The Symbol Library consists of symbols suitable for environmental control.
Home
Kitchen
Living room
Bedroom
Bathroom
Hallway
Office
Floor lamp
Ceiling lamp
Table lamp
Wall light
Light on
Lightbulb
Day
Night
Air condition
Electric heater
Recliner chair
Table fan
Bed
Lower bed
Raise bed
Alarm bell
Key
Close door
Open
door
Close window
Open window
Close curtains
Open curtain
Wall socket
3 pin wall
socket
Wall switch
Switch off
Environmental
control
TV
Digibox
DVD
VCR
Stereo
Music
Portable radio
Speaker
phone
Smartphone in
a dock
Pager
On Off
Select channel
Channel Up
Channel Down
TV Guide
Menu
Volume Up
Volume Down
Mute
Eject
Play
Pause
Stop
Fast forward
Rewind
Skip forward
Skip back
Record
Red button
Green button
Yellow button
Blue button
Left
Right
Up
Down
Repeat
OK
Exit
Favourites
Return
Info
Help
Settings
Tools

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7. Multibox
Overview
A. Send/record IR
F. Phone. Not active.
B. Activity indicator
Blue flash = sending IR
Blue dimming up/down = user activity
G. SW1, input for switch plus relay output
C. Speaker
H. SW2, input for switch plus relay output
D. Battery indicator
I. Charger input (micro USB)
E. Headset 3.5 mm
J. Power button, On/Off/Reset
Charging the battery
Connect the supplied charger to a wall socket and to the micro USB port (I) on the Multibox.
Battery indicator
The status of the battery is indicated on the battery symbol (D).
No indication
The Multibox is OFF.
Green light every 5 seconds
The Multibox is ON and is charged.
Green flash
Battery is charging.
Green steady light
Battery is fully charged and the charger is connected.
Red flash
Battery warning, less than 10 % remains.
When the battery in Multibox is low (< 30 %), there will be an audible battery warning signal
on the smartphone (notification).
The battery status is also shown in the GEWA Settings application, see chapter 5.3
Multibox.
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