Tap-X Standalone
Initializing a lock means becoming the Master of an unassigned lock.
An unassigned lock is a new or reset device that has not yet been registered by another user.
To initialize a lock, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone.
Press the button located on the back of the lock, opposite the Rielda logo. The lock will start flashing blue.
From this moment, you have 5 minutes to initialize the device:
A list of nearby devices will appear:
The selected lock will flash blue:
The lock will flash green and will appear on the Home screen.
Your role will automatically be set as Master.
On the Home screen, you will now see:
Activation refers to both unlocking and locking operations.
Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone:
Green LED: the lock can now be turned.
After 15 seconds:
Red LED: the lock returns to inactive mode.
Master
The Master has full access privileges. They can:
The Master who initialized the lock cannot be removed by other Master users.
Basic
The Basic user:
Basic user access can include a time expiration set by the Master who added them.
After selecting a device from the Home screen, the Emergency Options button will be available.
There are 5 emergency options:
Emergency Code
The Emergency Code allows the lock to operate without a smartphone.
Activation is performed using the button located on the back of the lock, opposite the Rielda logo.
To register an Emergency Code:
To activate the lock without a smartphone, you must enter the binary code.
The decimal format is useful for recovering the binary code if forgotten.
To activate the device using the Emergency Code:
The lock will flash blue, indicating that the code can be entered.
Press and hold to enter number 1 (green light on the device).
Press quickly to enter number 0 (red light on the device).
Wait 5 seconds after entering the last number. The lock will flash blue to indicate the end of the input sequence. Then it will flash green and activate.
If you make a mistake during input, simply wait for the blue light and start over.
Forced Unlock (Emergency Use Only)
Allows the lock to unlock in case it becomes permanently locked.
Forced Lock (Emergency Use Only)
Allows the lock to lock in case it becomes permanently unlocked.
Activation Timer
Allows you to set how long the lock remains active.
Default time: 15 seconds.
To grant access to a device, you must be the Master of the device.
You and the user must both be near the lock.
Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone:
The connection closes and the app displays the message: User added.
On the other user’s smartphone:
The displayed role will initially appear as Basic until the first connection. It will automatically update to Master if authorized as such.
To grant remote access to a device, you must be the Master of the device.
You can generate a QR-code-based pass that the user must activate within 24 hours by connecting to the lock.
After 24 hours, the user will no longer be able to register the device.
How to Generate a Pass
Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone:
Master users have no time limitations, while Basic users can have an expiration period starting from their first connection to the lock.
How to Send a Pass
Approach the lock and make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone.
Two methods are available:
Scan the received QR code
Access activated.
Load from gallery or files
Access activated.
The Backup function allows you to save access to all devices for which you are Master using a JSON file.
How to Generate a Backup
The file will be saved on your device.
How to Restore Access to Your Devices
Restore completed.
To authorize a user on all devices where you are Master, you can share your backup file.
Sharing the backup file does not remove or modify your own device access.
The user will need to upload the backup file and enter the password.
Access log monitoring is available only for Master users.
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