The schedule feature within the app allows Yarbo to establish specific time periods for automated cleaning of work areas. By creating a schedule, Yarbo seamlessly operates without the need for manual intervention, ensuring that the driveway remains consistently clean and free of snow, even in the face of frequent snowfall.
To access the schedule settings, start by selecting "Enter My Yard" on the starting page. Once on the My Yard page, navigate to the bottom and click on "Schedule." This will take you to the schedule settings where you can create a work schedule for automated snow removal.
- If the current time has exceeded the start time that is set for the new schedule, the schedule will be excuted to the next day. For example, if the schedule is created at 9 a.m with a start time of 8 a.m. It will be executed on the following day.
- If the current time has not exceeded the start time that was created newly, the schedule will be executed on the same day.
- If the time difference between the current time and the newly created start time is less than 5 minutes, the newly created schedule will promptly enter the paused state.
- Only one schedule is allowed within a specific timeframe. If a new schedule is created with overlapping time, it will overwrite the existing one.
Step 1: On the Schedule page, click the "Add" icon to begin creating a schedule.
Step 2: Set the "Start Time" and "End Time“ for the scheduled cleaning. This establishes the time frame during which the Yarbo will autonomously execute its cleaning plan.
Step 3: Next, select a plan from the plan list. Once you have selected a plan, you can turn on the "Enable" option based on your preference, ensuring that the schedule automatically repeat every day within the sepcified time period.
Step 4: Once satisfied with the schedule settings, save the plan to enable the Yarbo to automatically execute the work plan according to the defined schedule.
The plan you have scheduled will be automatically executed by Yarbo upon reaching your set start time.
Yarbo will continue to run the current schedule even if another schedule is about to execute.
The schedule will be prompted for automatic execution when time comes, and you can decide whether to run it.