Easywave (ELDAT) has the ability to control a plug based alarm system. This can also be paired with Grid 3 to allow you to trigger it via a cell. The alarm can either be stopped via a cell in Grid 3 or can be left for a carer to answer using the plug itself. The pairing process is very similar to the ELDAT UK mains socket, but requires some specific configuration.
Note: the ELDAT alarm should not be the sole means of getting assistance in the event of an emergency. Other methods of alarm should be available.
- Plug the Eldat Alarm into a free socket.
![The ELDAT alarm plugged into a socket.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-371.png)
- Open Grid 3, browse to the menu bar (three lines top left corner) then Settings – Environment Control.
![The grid menu bar.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-370.png)
![The Environmental Control Settings page.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-373-1024x668.png)
- Ensure the ELDAT transmitter is connected and showing inside Transmitters.
![The Environment Control transmitters page.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-372-1024x683.png)
- Add a new accessory (Add button at bottom of Environmental Control page) and select Socket.
![The accessory categories.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-374-1024x694.png)
- Name the socket and select Easywave as the transmitter.
![Naming the accessory in Grid 3.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-376.png)
6. Highlight the On button and select a button (ensure it ends in A) from the drop down menu on the right hand side. Note: if you already have other ELDAT accessories paired, you will need to ensure you select a button which is not being used elsewhere. If you are unsure, use a button further down the list.
![Learning the On button.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-377.png)
7. Press and hold the R button for 2 seconds – until the light on the button blinks and you hear a beep – then select Transmit Now on the Grid 3 page. The light will go solid and you will hear a second beep, and then the light will continue blinking. When the light starts blinking, click the R button again.
![The R light lit up on the alarm socket.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-378.png)
8. Highlight the Off button and select a button ONE HIGHER in number than the previous selection (e.g. if 1A is selected for on, use 2A for off). Then repeat steps 6 & 7 using the Q button on the plug instead of R.
![Pairing the off button for the alarm socket.](https://hub.thinksmartbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/image-379.png)
9. Press Transmit Now on your On button to ensure the alarm triggers, then press Transmit Now on your Off button to ensure the alarm is answered.
Last Revision: 14.01.2022