Device Wink

Wink is a feature provided in the EchoAccess Mobile App that enables physical identification of devices in a space. When the wink command is received, the device, depending on its features, either blinks local LED's, blinks the controlled load(s), and when available, displays identifying text on the local LCD.

ClosedWink a Connection Device

To enable the wink feature for an EchoAccess Interface or Echo Expansion Bridge from the Connection page, drag the device name to the left, revealing the Wink button.

  • For an EchoAccess Interface, tapping [Wink] triggers the LED's on the EchoAccess Interface to blink. LED's are only visible with the station faceplate removed.
  • For an Echo Expansion Bridge, tapping [Wink] wakes the LCD on the front of the device and display's "Wink Command Received".

The device will return to normal operation after 16 seconds.

ClosedWink a Configuration Device

To enable the wink feature for an Echo device from the Configuration page, drag the device name to the left, revealing the Wink button.

Winking a device causes the device to respond by blinking its local LED's, and for certain devices its connected loads, 8 times over 16 seconds. Wink will auto-clear after 16 seconds and return the device to its normal operation. Using the device's local UI buttons or asserting control during the wink cycle disables wink, restores the previous look, then fades to the new control values.

ClosedDevice Response to Wink
ClosedEchoAccess Interface

Tapping [Wink] triggers the power and Bluetooth LED's on the EchoAccess Interface to blink. LED's are only visible with the station faceplate removed.

ClosedEcho Expansion Bridge

Tapping [Wink] blinks the Power LED

, wakes the LCD on the front of the device and display's "Wink Command Received".

ClosedEcho Inspire Station

Tapping [Wink] triggers all button LED's on the station to blink.

ClosedEcho Responsive Controls

Tapping [Wink] triggers LED's on the sensor to blink.

  • For an Occupancy Sensor or Vacancy Sensor, the dome and the Aux and Mode button LEDs will blink.
  • For a Photo Sensor, both the Aux and Mode button LEDs will blink.
ClosedEcho Zone Controller

Tapping [Wink] blinks the local LEDs on the controller and triggers the controlled load(s) to blink.

ClosedEcho Room Controller

Tapping [Wink] blinks the Power LED on the unit, visible only with the cover removed, and triggers the controlled load(s) to blink.

ClosedEcho DMX Scene Controller

Tapping [Wink] blinks the Power LED on the unit.

ClosedEcho Preset Station

Tapping [Wink] triggers all button LED's on the station to blink.

ClosedEcho-Echoflex Interface

Tapping [Wink] blinks the green Learn/Teach LED and the amber Program Mode LED.