Scheduling The Robot; Scheduling The Robot With The Led Panel; Scheduling The Robot With The Remote Control - Blaupunkt BLUEBOT XSMART Benutzerhandbuch

7. SCHEDULING THE ROBOT

You can schedule the robot to start cleaning in Auto Cleaning mode at a
desired start time.
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The LED panel on the robot allows you to set one start time that applies
for every day, see section 7.1
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The remote control allows you to set one start time that applies for every
day, see section 7.2
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The BluebotXS Plus app allows you to set a different start time for each
day of the week, see 7.3
7.1

Scheduling the robot with the LED panel

NOTICE
You are only able to set the whole hours, not the minutes.
First you need to set the current time, as follows:
1. Press on PLAN on the robot. The LED display shows the current time.
The hours will flash.
2. Press on HOME to increase the hour or press on MAX to decrease the
hour.
3. Press on POWER to shift to minute setting mode. The minutes will flash.
4. Press on HOME to increase the minutes or MAX to decrease the
minutes.
5. Press on POWER to save the setting.
6. Press on PLAN to exit.
Now you can start to schedule the cleaning, as follows:
1. Press PLAN on the robot for three seconds. The LED display shows the
current time. The hours will flash.
2. Press on HOME to increase the hour or press MAX to decrease the hour.
3. Press on POWER to save the setting.
4. Press on PLAN to exit.
To cancel, do the following:
1. Follow the steps as described above and set the time interval to 00:00.
2. The schedule is now successfully cancelled.
7.2

Scheduling the robot with the remote control

Use the button PLAN on the remote control to schedule a cleaning cycle.
When setting a schedule, time intervals are used for scheduling.
For example: If the current time is 8:00 am, and the remote setting number
is 01:00, then the robot will start working 1 hour later, meaning that 9:00
am has been set as the scheduled cleaning time. The robot now will
automatically start the cleaning cycle at 9:00 am every day.
NOTICE
The time interval uses integer times of 30 minutes.
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