Set up Relay Schedule

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Installers and property managers can set up a relay schedule that keeps a specific door open at a certain time.

Compatible models and versions(or higher):

Model

Version

Model

Version

S539

539.30.10.213

S535

535.30.10.233

S532

532.30.10.228

X916

916.30.10.210

X915 V2

2915.30.10.202

X912

912.30.11.49

X910

2910.30.10.240

R29

29.30.10.139

R28 V2

228.30.10.135

R25A

25.30.10.22

R25K

25.30.10.117

R20 V5.0

320.30.10.246

E12

312.30.11.18

E16 V2

216.30.10.106

E18

18.30.10.236

A01/A02

101.30.10.33

A03

103.30.10.111

A05 V2

205.30.10.104

A08

108.30.1.16

A094

92.30.10.112

A095

95.30.10.110

Set up Devices in Old Offices/Communities

PMs can set up the relay schedule for old offices(created before Oct.15, 2024) and communities.

On the SmartPlus Platform

  1. Log in to the SmartPlus Cloud platform with your account.

  2. Go to the Devices module and click to enter the device editing page.

  1. Enable Hold Open During Scheduled Time.

  2. Select the schedule and move it from the left to the right box by clicking Add.

Tip

You can create a schedule on the Access Group module. Click here to view the details.

  1. Click Submit to save the settings.

On the SmartPlus App

Note

The SmartPlus App with the version 7.10.0003(Android)/7.10.3(iOS) or higher supports setting doors to be open during scheduled time.

  1. Log in to the SmartPlus App with the property manager account.

  2. Tap Me > Settings > Advanced Settings.

  3. Enable Hold Open During Scheduled Time.

  1. Tap Unlock of the target door and tap Hold Open.

  1. Tap in the upper right corner.

  1. Select the relay to be kept activated and select a schedule. You can click +New Schedule to create a new one.

  1. Click Submit

After configuration, the device will keep the relay open within the schedule.

You can tap Unlock > Hold Open > The Specific Relay > End Hold Open to close the relay.

Check Relay Status

You can check whether the setting is effective by the relay status on the device’s web interface. Take R29 as an example.

  1. Use the device IP to log into its web interface. The default username and password are both admin.

  2. Go to Access Control > Relay interface.
    You can see that Relay A's status is High while the other relays' status is low, indicating that Relay A is open and Relay B and C are closed.