Beakn Smart Home Manual

What it does

For colour lights, you can match the app's settings to your LED type and choose how the light behaves.

How to access it

1. Go to Settings.
2. Tap Devices.
3. Select the Room.
4. Tap the required Device.
5. Open Additional Settings.

Options you may see (RGB / RGBW)

• 🎨 LED Colour Type:
• RGB
• RGBW
• RGB + Warm White
• GRB (based on your LED setup)
• 🔄 Switch Operation Mode:
• RGB
• Regulator
• CCT

These settings make sure the colours and control behaviour match your LED correctly.

Real-life example

• Your LED strip shows the wrong colours. You set the LED Colour Type to match your strip (for example, GRB), and now the colours display correctly.

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What it does

A curtain/pulse controller can work in different modes. You pick the mode that matches what it is connected to, for smooth and correct operation.

How to access it

1. Go to Settings.
2. Tap Devices.
3. Select the Room.
4. Tap the required Device.
5. Open Additional Settings.

Operation modes (5 modes available)

• Curtain Controller
• Gate Controller
• Blind Controller
• Other pulse modes for fine tuning

Use these modes to set the correct working behaviour for your installation.

Real-life example

• The same controller is used for your main gate. You switch it to Gate Controller mode so it opens and closes the gate smoothly and correctly.

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What it does

For supported touch panels, you can adjust the panel's lights and appearance.

How to access it

1. Go to Settings.
2. Tap Devices.
3. Select the Room.
4. Tap the required Touch Panel.
5. Open Additional Settings.

Options available

• Backlight Brightness — adjust how bright the panel glows.
• Adaptive Backlight Delay — the panel dims on its own after no use.
• Colour ON — set the LED colour when a switch is ON.
• Colour OFF — set the LED colour when a switch is OFF.

This lets you fully customise how the panel looks and behaves.

Real-life example

• At night the touch panel is too bright in the bedroom. You lower the Backlight Brightness and set it to dim after a few seconds, so it doesn't disturb your sleep.

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What it does

This lets you choose which devices HomeSync shares (for example, with Apple Home) and refresh the list after changes.

How to use it

1. Go to Settings from the bottom menu.
2. Tap Devices.
3. Select HomeSync.
4. Tap Additional Selected Devices.

To update the device selection:

• To remove a device, uncheck its tick box.
• To add newly installed devices, select their tick boxes.

1. After making changes, go back and tap Actions.
2. Select Refresh to apply and sync the updated list.

This makes sure all your selected devices are correctly updated in HomeSync.

Real-life example

• You added two new lights and want them in Apple Home. You tick them in HomeSync's selected devices, tap Refresh, and they appear in the Apple Home app.

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What it does

For a smart plug, you can turn off the small LED indicator light on the device button.

How to use it

1. Go to Settings from the bottom menu.
2. Tap Devices.
3. Select the Smart Plug.
4. Tap Additional Settings.

LED control option

• You will find an option to disable the LED indicator light on the device button.
• Toggle this setting based on your preference.

This helps reduce light disturbance, especially at night.

Real-life example

• The smart plug's LED glows in the bedroom and disturbs your sleep. You switch off the LED indicator, and the room stays fully dark at night.

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End of guide. This document covers every feature, sub-feature, and option from the Smart Home App — across the Home, Devices, Switch, Scenes/Automation, Remote, and Settings pages.