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Repeating Hold Open Schedules

How to set Repeating Schedules for Hold Open

Overview

The Device Management widget on your dashboard allows you to view all smart Entries, open entry points for customers or employees on-demand and create Repeating Schedules. This guide will explain how to use the widget, the requirements for its functionality, and the steps for setting repeating schedules.

Using the Device Management Widget to Set Repeating Schedules

Set a Schedule

  • Set a Schedule: Allows you to schedule entry opening and closing times, including a repeating schedule option. When setting a Repeating Schedule, you can choose to repeat the schedule Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.



In the drop-down menu, select a Name and provide a Description for the schedule. For example:

 

  • Repeating Schedule Interval Options:

    • Clicking the dropdown under the Interval section will display three options: Daily, Weekly, and Monthly.

      • Daily: Opens and closes at the specified times every day.

      • Weekly: The schedule repeats on the same day of the week as your initial Start Date. For example, if the Start Date is Monday, May 11, the schedule will repeat every Monday.

      • Monthly: The schedule repeats on the same date of the month as your initial Start Date. For example, if set to start on the 11th, it will repeat on the 11th of each month.

Important Notes on Scheduling

  • If you want the recurring schedule to continue indefinitely, without an expiration date, make sure the Start Date and End Date are the same.

  • To create an ongoing schedule:

    • Set the expiration date to match the start date.

    • Set the time for the scheduled hold to start.

    • Check the Repeating Schedule box.

    • Fill in the Name and Description fields.

    • Select the interval (Daily, Weekly, Monthly).

    • Click Submit.

Here’s an example of correctly set ongoing schedules:

An example of correctly set ongoing schedules

  • Alternatively, if you want the schedule to end on a specific date, choose the desired End Date in the future. This will automatically stop the recurring schedule after that date.

Here is an example of a correctly set Recurring Schedule (with Expiration):


This schedule begins on 5/11/26 at 9:00 AM and will hold the gate open for 30 minutes until 9:30 AM when it will close. The Repeating Schedule box is checked, making this schedule recurring. Since the Start Date is a Monday and the Interval is set to Weekly, the schedule will repeat every Monday. Additionally, the Use Expiration Date box is checked, meaning the schedule will automatically end on 8/11/26.

 

Here is an example of a correctly set Recurring Schedule (without Expiration):

This schedule begins on 5/11/26 at 9:00 AM and will hold the gate open for 30 minutes until 9:30 AM when it will close. The Repeating Schedule box is checked, making this schedule recurring. Since the Start Date is a Monday and the Interval is set to Weekly, the schedule will repeat every Monday. The Use Expiration Date box is NOT checked, meaning the schedule will continue until manually deleted.

Managing Repeating Schedules

To view or edit existing schedules:

  1. Go to the Entries tab.

  2. Click the View All Repeating Schedules icon.

Permission Needed

Ensure you have the Remote Open permission assigned to your role type. Contact an administrator if you need access.

Requirements for Remote Open

  • The facility must have an entry point set.

  • Users need the Remote Open permission.

Device-Specific Requirements:

  • NokePad (3K): Firmware BLE 3.2 or higher.

  • NokeVolt (3E): Firmware BLE 4.18 or higher; voltage wired and above 15,000V.

  • NokeVolt (2E): Firmware BLE 3.37 or higher; voltage wired and above 150,000V.

If you have questions about your devices or remote open capabilities, please contact Nokē Smart Entry Support for assistance.