Elko Smart User manual

ELKO Smart
System User Guide
Commissioning instructions for the ELKO Smart system, devices and app.
11/2022
www.elko.no

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Table of Contents
Safety information.......................................................................................5
Getting to know the system .......................................................................6
System overview ........................................................................................6
Devices................................................................................................6
Moments and Automations ....................................................................7
The ELKO Smart app..................................................................................7
ELKO Smart app account ......................................................................7
Homes .................................................................................................8
Access levels in the app ........................................................................8
System requirements for the ELKO Smart app ......................................10
Supported devices....................................................................................10
Smart hub ..........................................................................................10
Light switches..................................................................................... 11
Dimmers ............................................................................................12
Shutter controls ..................................................................................13
Connected sockets .............................................................................14
Control devices...................................................................................14
Sensors .............................................................................................15
Cameras ............................................................................................16
Safety device......................................................................................16
Energy device.....................................................................................16
Heat device ........................................................................................16
Support for battery-powered devices..........................................................17
ELKO Smart system limits.........................................................................17
Commissioning the system .....................................................................18
Overview of system commissioning............................................................18
Installing and testing devices .....................................................................18
Selecting a location for the smart Hub .......................................................18
Wi-Fi network requirements.......................................................................19
Connecting the smart Hub to the Internet....................................................19
Ethernet mode connection- Smart Hub .................................................19
AP mode connection (Wi-Fi) ................................................................20
Downloading the ELKO Smart app.............................................................21
Creating an ELKO Smart app account........................................................21
Working with Homes.................................................................................22
Adding a Home...................................................................................22
Adding Home members.......................................................................23
Commissioning the Hub (Ethernet mode) ...................................................24
Commissioning the hub (AP mode) ......................................................24
Adding the hub to the Home.................................................................27
Switching the Hub Ethernet connection to Wi-Fi (optional)......................28
Commissioning devices ............................................................................29
Adding a device to the Home ...............................................................29
Assigning a device to a Room ..............................................................30
Configuring a device .................................................................................31
General device configuration .....................................................................31
Setting Lux level for motion sensor ....................................................... 32
Calibrating Shutter ..............................................................................32
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Smart IP Camera Indoor......................................................................33
Setting RL-LED mode for Dimmers ......................................................33
Making devices work together ...................................................................34
Moments and Automations ..................................................................34
Creating a moment .............................................................................34
Creating an automation .......................................................................35
Configuring voice control...........................................................................39
Additional information for commissioning .............................................40
Alarms and Notifications............................................................................40
Resetting the ELKO SmartHUB .................................................................41
Resetting ELKO Smart devices..................................................................41
Restoring device factory defaults using the ELKO Smart app .......................42
Checking for device firmware upgrades ......................................................43
Checking a specific device for a firmware upgrade.................................43
Checking for any device requiring a firmware upgrade ...........................43
Additional information for supported devices........................................44
Socket outlets ..........................................................................................44
Power consumption ............................................................................44
Pairing to other devices............................................................................45
Room Control...........................................................................................45
Compatible devices for Room Control...................................................45
Room Control network limits ................................................................46
Creating a network for Room Control....................................................46
Creating a Room Control group............................................................47
Removing a Room Control group .........................................................48
Adding a Wireless Switch to a Room Control network ............................49
Pairing compatible devices to the Wireless Switch.................................49
Removing a Wireless Switch from a Room Control group.......................51
Set-up of local scenes with Wireless Switch ..........................................51
Device LED behavior................................................................................52
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................58
For your safety .........................................................................................58
General system ........................................................................................58
Sensors ...................................................................................................59
Devices with motion sensors .....................................................................59
Switches ..................................................................................................59
Dimmers..................................................................................................60
Shutter control..........................................................................................60
SmartSwitch push wireless........................................................................60
Connected sockets ...................................................................................61
Smart Radiator Thermostat .......................................................................61
SmartTagE...............................................................................................61
Smart ZB Thermostat 16 A ........................................................................61
Wi-Fi®Thermostat 16 A............................................................................61
Using the ELKO Smart app FAQ & feedback page ......................................61
Glossary .....................................................................................................63
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Safety information
Important information
Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar
with the device before trying to install, operate, service, or maintain it. The
following special messages may appear throughout this manual or on the
equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that
clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
The addition of either symbol to a “Danger” or “Warning” safety label indicates
that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the
instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury
hazards. Obey all safety messages that accompany this symbol to avoid possible
injury or death.
DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result
in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury.
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Getting to know the system
System overview
The ELKO Smart system provides an easy, convenient and flexible solution for
controlling home devices.
The ELKO SmartHUB (see A) is the center of the system, processing control
requests and status reports for connected ELKO Smart devices.
With a personal account and the ELKO Smart app on a smartphone (see B), users
can control ELKO Smart devices in their home from any location where the
Internet is available.
Within the home, ELKO Smart devices can be controlled using the ELKO
SmartSwitch Push Wireless (See C).
Devices
Choose from a wide range of ELKO Smart devices.
Devices are available to control:
• lights and dimming
• shutters
• floor heating and heating panels
• power outlet switching and metering
Selected lighting and dimming devices can be grouped together to provide simple
remote control and multi-way operation without the ELKO Smart app. Compatible
shutter control devices can also be grouped together in this way.
Sensors are also available to record and report:
• room occupancy
• ambient light level
• window/door open or close
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• temperature and humidity
• water leakage.
Timer and scheduling functions are available for most ELKO Smart devices via the
ELKO Smart app.
Moments and Automations
You can combine the settings of one or more ELKO Smart devices together to
form a Moment or an Automation.
A Moment is operated manually by tapping the Moment button (or triggered by
voice control where enabled). An Automation is triggered automatically when
specified conditions are met.
The ELKO Smart app
The ELKO Smart app is the primary tool for setting up the ELKO Smart system.
Use the app to commission the ELKO SmartHUB and devices, organize devices
into groups by room, and add user accounts.
ELKO Smart app account
The first time you use the ELKO Smart app, you must register an account using
your mobile phone number or an e-mail address, and choose a password.
When you create your account, a country code is set based on your location. You
can also set the country code manually.
Using your account, you can become a member of one or more Homes (see
Account Regions below). You can operate any ELKO Smart devices that belong to
the Home, from any location that has Internet access, using any compatible
smartphone that has the app installed.
Account regions
An account belongs to one of the following data centre regions, depending on the
country code selected at registration:
• China
• Europe
• United States of America.
For more information, refer to the country table in Data centre, page 8.
IMPORTANT: An app user can only join Homes that are located in a country
that is in the data centre as the user’s account.
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Data centre
Data centre Country/Regions
Oregon, USA Region: North America, South America, East Asia, parts of Southeast Asia
Countries: America, Antarctica, Argentina, Bolivia, Bonaire, Brazil, British
Indian Ocean Territory, Chile, Colombia, Cook Islands, Cuba, Curacao,
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, East Timor, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), French
Guiana, Guatemala, Guinea-Bissau, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan,
Kazakhstan, Kiribati, Korea, Kosovo, Malaysia, Macao, Mexico, Myanmar,
Nauru, Niue, New Zealand, Palestine, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico,
Papua New Guinea, Sao Tome and Principe, Solomon Islands, St. Helena, Sint
Maarten, South Sudan, Suriname, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Taiwan, Thailand,
Tokelau, Uruguay, Vatican City, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Venezuela
Frankfurt,
Germany
Region: Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Australia, parts of
Southeast Asia
Countries: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, American Samoa, Andorra, Anguilla,
Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Aruba, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas,
Bahrain, Barbados, Bermuda, , Belize, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Brunei, Burkina
Faso, Botswana, Burundi, Benin, Bulgaria, Bosnia, Belgium, Belarus, Cayman
Islands, Costa Rica, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Chad,
Central Africa, Congo (Brazzaville), Congo (Gold), Croatia, Czech Republic,
Cyprus, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Dominic, Djibouti, Denmark, Ethiopia, Egypt,
Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Estonia, French Polynesia, Fiji, Former South
Macedonia, France, Finland, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Guadeloupe, Grenada,
Georgia, Guam, Guinea, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Germany, Greece, Gibraltar,
Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Israel, Iran, Iraq, Iceland, Italy, Ireland, Jamaica,
Jordan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Korea, Kenya, Laos, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia,
Libya, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Martinique, Montserrat,
Maldives, Mongolia, Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Mozambique, Malawi,
Morocco, Madagascar, Mauritania, Mali, Mayotte, Mauritius, Montenegro, Malta,
Monaco, Moldova, Nicaragua, Nepal, New Caledonia, Northern Mariana
Islands, Niger, Nigeria, Naminia, Netherlands, Oman, Panama, Pakistan, Palau,
Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Rwanda, Reunion, Russia, Romania, Saint Pierre and
Miquelon, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Salvador,
Saint Lucia, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Singapore, Samoa, Serrali,
Senegal, Sudan, Swaziland, South Africa, Somalia, Seychelles, Serbia and
Montenegro, Spain, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Slovenia, Slovakia, Sweden,
Switzerland, San Marino, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, The
British Virgin Islands, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Tajikistan, Tuvalu, Tonga, Togo,
Tunisia, Tanzania, United States Virgin Islands, Uzbekistan, United Arab
Emirates, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Wallis and Futuna, Yemen,
Zimbabwe, Zambia
Mumbai, India Country: India
Homes
In the ELKO Smart app, a Home defines a group of people, rooms and ELKO
Smart devices as a unit.
Here are some examples:
•Single-family dwelling: Create one Home for all occupants, rooms and
ELKO Smart devices in the dwelling.
•Multi-family dwelling: Create a Home for occupants, rooms and ELKO
Smart devices located in one part of a dwelling and another Home for
occupants, rooms and ELKO Smart devices located in another part of the
dwelling.
An ELKO Smart device can be added to only one Home at a time. Once a device
is added, only members of that Home can control the device.
A person can be a member of multiple Homes (in the same region as the user’s
account — see Account regions, page 7) and operate any device that has been
added to one of those Homes.
Access levels in the app
Home members can perform various tasks in the app, depending on their access
level.
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There are 3 access levels in the app:
• Home owner
NOTE: For each Home, only one Home member can be set as the Home
owner.
• Administrator
• Common member
Function Supported Features Home owner Administrators Common
members
Manage Homes
and Home
members
Transfer Home owner rights to another Home
member
Yes No No
Add or delete* a Home
(*Delete the entire Home, its members and
devices)
Yes No No
Remove a Home
(Access to the Home is removed from the
user’s app, but the Home is not deleted)
Yes Yes No
Configure Home details Yes Yes No
Add or delete Home members Yes Yes No
Grant administrator access for a Home
member
Yes No No
Receive invite notifications from a home Yes Yes Yes
Manage Rooms Add or delete Rooms Yes Yes No
Name or rename Rooms Yes Yes No
Manage devices Add or delete devices Yes Yes No
Configure device feature setting and schedule Yes Yes Yes
Change device icon, name and location Yes Yes No
Operate device Yes Yes Yes
Update device firmware Yes Yes No
Receive device alarm notifications Yes Yes Yes
‘Device added’, ‘Device factory restored’,
‘Receive device alarm' notification
Yes Yes Yes
Manage Moments
and Automations
Create Moments and Automations Yes Yes No
Assign devices to Moments/Automations Yes Yes No
Adjust device settings in Moments/
Automations
Yes Yes No
Set Trigger conditions in Moments/
Automations
Yes Yes No
Receive Moment/Automation trigger
notifications
Yes Yes Yes
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System requirements for the ELKO Smart app
To use the ELKO Smart app, your smartphone must support particular operating
systems and versions.
Supported operating systems:
• Android™ OS version 7 and above
• Apple® iOS 13 and above.
NOTE: When a new version of an operating system is released, it will take
some time before the ELKO Smart system is fully compatible with that version.
IMPORTANT:
• Utilizing a rooted Android phone or a jailbroken iPhone with ELKO
applications voids all warranties associated with the application. (Android
and Apple environments).
• The compatibility of the interfaces with smartphones depends on the
software version installed on your smartphone, and may change with a
software upgrade. Due to the large number of smartphones available in
the market, the compatibility and functionality of your smartphone with the
ELKO Smart app cannot be guaranteed.
NOTE: The ELKO Smart app only supports portrait orientation. The app is not
supported in tablet.
Supported devices
A wide range of devices is available for use in the ELKO Smart system.
Follow the resource links to access the device user manuals.
IMPORTANT: These devices must not be used in safety applications and are
only for general residential use.
Smart hub
ELKO SmartHUB The ELKO Smart system communication interface, connecting ELKO
Smart devices and enabling communication between one or more
devices and a smartphone via the ELKO Smart app.
View user manual
Tablestand for SmartHUB An optional stand for placing the ELKO SmartHUB on a table or other
flat surface.
View user manual
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Light switches
SmartSwitch Push 10A Control the lights in a room, or automatically switch lights On or Off in
response to a specified condition or event.
View user manual
SmartMove Relay 10A Enjoy the benefits of a smart push-button switch with the added
convenience of an integrated motion sensor.
View user manual
SmartRelay puck 10AX Combine the advantages of smart switch functionality with ordinary
mechanical push-button switches. Up to 10 mechanical push-button
switches can be connected to one SmartRelay puck 10AX to control a
connected load.
View user manual
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Dimmers
SmartDim Multiwire Universal LED
Push
With the SmartDim Multiwire Universal LED Push you can switch and
dim ohmic, inductive or capacitive loads.
View User Manual
Device User Guide
SmartDim Multiwire Universal LED
Rotary
With the SmartDim Multiwire Universal LED Rotary you can switch
and dim ohmic, inductive or capacitive loads.
View User Manual
Device User Guide
SmartMove Multiwire Dimmer Push The SmartMove Multiwire Dimmer Push detects moving heat sources
(e.g. persons) and can switch and dim ohmic, inductive or capacitive
loads for a settable overtravel time.
View User Manual
Device User Guide
SmartDim 316 Control the lighting level in a room, or automatically set lighting to a
desired level in response to a specified condition or event.
Room control: Create a group of SmartDim Universal devices for
remote control operation without the ELKO Smart app. See Room
Control, page 45.
View user manual
SmartDim Universal push View user manual
SmartDim Universal turn View user manual
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SmartMove Dim Push Enjoy the benefits of a smart push-button dimmer with the added
convenience of an integrated motion sensor.
View user manual
SmartDim puck Uni Combine the advantages of smart dimmer functionality with ordinary
mechanical push-button switches. Up to 10 mechanical push-button
switches can be connected to one SmartDim puck Uni to control a
dimmable load.
View user manual
Device User Guide
Shutter controls
SmartBlinds Push Remotely open/close shutters, or automatically set shutter position in
response to a specified condition or event.
View user manual
SmartBlinds Puck Combine the advantages of smart shutter functionality with ordinary
mechanical push-button switches. Up to 10 mechanical push-button
switches can be connected to one SmartBlinds Puck to control a
connected shutter.
View user manual
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Connected sockets
SmartPlug 16A Remotely switch outlet power On/Off with monitoring and visualization
of energy consumption.
View user manual
SmartSocket Double 16A Consists of a standard and smart outlet. The upper smart socket
controls and monitors the plugged-in power. The lower standard
socket provides uncontrolled and unmonitored power.
View user manual
SmartSocket Single 16A Remotely controls and monitors the power consumption of the
plugged-in load.
View user manual
Control devices
SmartThermostat Super Control the environmental conditions in a home or other building by
interacting with floor heating systems.
View user manual
SmartSwitch Push Wireless Control ELKO Smart devices in the ELKO Smart system with a
remote controller.
View user manual
Device User Guide
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Sensors
SmartSensor Door/Win Wireless Detects when windows or doors are opened or closed and send the
status to the ELKO SmartHUB.
View user manual
SmartSensor PIR Wireless Detects movement and luminance in a room and control ELKO Smart
devices through the ELKO SmartHUB to configure the room for a
desired effect.
View user manual
SmartSensor Leakage Wireless Detects the presence of water, and alert via an alarm and/or
notification.
View user manual
SmartSensor Climate Wireless Maintains a comfortable environment in the home by detecting
changes in temperature and humidity and reporting climate data to
the ELKO SmartHUB.
View user manual
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Cameras
ELKO Smart IP Camera Indoors Monitors sensitive areas of your home and can be triggered by other
smart devices.
View user manual
Safety device
Smart Smoke Alarm Battery The Smart Smoke alarm battery uses a photoelectric sensor to detect
smoke generated by fire. It also includes a temperature sensor that
detects heat by rapid increase in temperature. When connected to the
ELKO Smart system, the device will send the notifications via the
ELKO Smart app.
View user manual
Device User Guide
Energy device
SmartTagE SmartTagE is a compact, robust,
and easy-to-install Class 1
wireless communication energy
sensor. Designed specifically to
manage energy consumption,
monitor the load, and power
availability applications for new or
existing residential installations.
This monitors and measures
energy and power in real-time,
and also provides complete
visibility of power transfer by
electrical appliances.
View User Manual
View User Manual
Device User Guide
Heat device
Smart Radiator Thermostat The Smart Radiator Thermostat uses integrated temperature sensors
to control the flow of water through a radiator, thereby regulating the
temperature in a room. The target temperature and switching times
are set in the ELKO App.
View user manual
Device User Guide
Smart ZB Thermostat 16 A The Smart ZB Thermostat 16 A is mainly used for electrical heating
applications like electrical underfloor heating and electrical radiators /
heating panels.
View user manual
Device User Guide
Wi-Fi® Thermostat 16 A The Wi-Fi® Thermostat 16 A is mainly used for electrical heating
applications like electrical underfloor heating and electrical radiators /
heating panels.
View user manual
Device User Guide
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Support for battery-powered devices
By default, a system with a hub can support up to 10 battery-powered devices,
such as sensors. Systems that also include mains-powered devices such as light
switches can support additional battery-powered devices.
The reason for this is that mains-powered devices in the system also act as
system network extenders.
The example system shown in the next diagram includes a hub (A) and two
mains-powered light switches (B). Each mains-powered device can host up to 10
battery-powered devices (C), so this example system can support a total of 30
battery-powered devices.
TIP: Install and commission all mains-powered devices before commissioning
battery-powered devices. This provides maximum hosting capacity prior to
adding the battery-powered devices.
ELKO Smart system limits
Be aware of the system limits with one hub in system, such as maximum number
of supported devices, when commissioning an ELKO Smart system.
System component Limits
Devices Max. 120 devices in one Home
Max. 120 devices in one Room
Max. 16 devices assigned to a SmartSwitch
Push Wireless
Max. 10 battery-powered devices per mains-
powered device. See Support for battery-
powered devices, page 17 for more information.
Moments/Automations Max. 80 Moments in one Home
Max. 80 Automations in one Home
Max.80 Actions in one Moment/Automation
Max. 10 Conditions in one Automation
Schedules Max. 10 Schedules per device
Homes, Rooms and Members Max. 20 Homes
Max. 20 Rooms in one Home
Max. 20 Members in one Home
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Commissioning the system
Overview of system commissioning
To commission the system, first install the hub and devices, and then configure the
system using the app.
System commissioning involves these steps.
Install and test devices. See Installing and testing devices, page 18
Check that the home Wi-Fi network meets
system requirements and connect the hub.
See Wi-Fi network requirements, page 19 and
Connecting the smart Hub to the Internet, page
19.
Download and install the ELKO Smart app. See Downloading the ELKO Smart app, page 21
Create an account to use the app. See Creating an ELKO Smart app account,
page 21
Set up a Home, Rooms and add Home
members.
See Working with Homes, page 22
Join the hub to the Home in the app. See Adding the hub to the Home, page 27
Add devices to the Home, assign devices to
Rooms and configure device settings.
See Adding a device to the Home, page 29
Set devices to operate together, either manually,
or in response to a schedule or event.
See Making devices work together, page 34
Once these steps are completed, the system is ready to use.
Installing and testing devices
Install and test light switches, dimmers, sensors and other devices before using
the ELKO Smart app to configure the ELKO Smart system.
1. Follow the instructions in the user manual supplied with each device. (See
Supported devices, page 10.)
2. Ensure that the batteries in battery-powered devices are installed and in good
condition. (Refer to the device instructions for low battery indications.)
Selecting a location for the smart Hub
The Hub is the central controller of the system and must be within range of all
devices in order for the system to work properly.
The ideal location for the hub is determined by the following:
• Layout of the building where the system is installed
• Location of other devices that will be used in the system
Referring to the next diagram, it is most important to locate the Hub (A) as central
as possible to the area occupied by all mains-powered devices (B), such as
switches and dimmers. Proximity to battery-powered devices (C) should also be
considered in context with the tip mentioned after the diagram.
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TIP: The battery-powered motion sensor in the garage (D) is a long way from
the Hub. However, the sensor can connect to the hub via the mains-powered
device being used as the garage light switch (E). This is because mains-
powered devices also act as system network extenders. Consider this when
deciding where to locate the hub.
Wi-Fi network requirements
The ELKO Smart system needs a Wi-Fi network with Internet access. The Wi-Fi
network router must meet certain requirements for the system to work.
Router requirements
The network Wi-Fi router used to host the system must conform to the following
requirements:
• The router should have an integrated firewall.
• All ELKO Smart devices should be located behind the router firewall.
• The router must support security protocol WPA2 or higher.
Connecting the smart Hub to the Internet
The Hub can be connected to the network Wi-Fi router either by using an Ethernet
cable (Ethernet mode), or by using the Wi-Fi (AP Mode).
Ethernet mode connection- Smart Hub
A short animation is provided in this topic to understand the process:
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1. (See A) Locate the Ethernet port on the ELKO SmartHUB.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable between the Hub and the router to suit the
installation method used for the hub:
• (See B) Wall box installation
• (See C) Wall mount using two screws
• (See D) Table mount using optional Docking Kit
Post-requisite: You must add the hub to the app before you can add devices to
control them. To do this, first download and install the app on your mobile phone
(see ) and register a user account. You can then add the hub and optionally
connect the hub to the network router by Wi-Fi.
AP mode connection (Wi-Fi)
NOTE: The AP mode is supported in the smartHub . The date code must be
2035 and above when it is moved from out of the box. To update the latest
firmware, connect the hub to the Ethernet (see Ethernet mode connection-
Smart Hub, page 19).
1. Download the app to your mobile phone. See Downloading the ELKO Smart
app, page 21 .
2. Register an account to use the app. See Creating an ELKO Smart app
account, page 21 .
3. Commission the hub using AP mode. See .
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