ZenDoor+ Installation-Guide
Product overview and configuration.
Written By Support Team
1. Overview

ZenDoor+ is a rugged wireless beacon designed for door status monitoring and temperature monitoring in demanding environments such as trailers, containers, and warehouse doors.
The device uses a TFT Eddystone data payload protocol (default) to transmit door and temperature data to compatible gateways and telematics platforms. With an IP67-rated enclosure and long battery life, ZenDoor+ is ideal for long-term, low-maintenance deployments.
2. Key Features
Door status monitoring
Detects whether the door is open or closed using a magnet-based sensor.
Temperature monitoring
Continuously monitors ambient temperature in the installation area.
Rugged design (IP67)
Water-resistant and dust-tight housing suitable for harsh environments.
Long battery life
Approx. 1,650 days of operation (under typical usage conditions).
Non-replaceable battery – designed for sealed, maintenance-free operation.
Wireless transmission
Transmission range up to 200 meters (line-of-sight; actual performance may vary based on environment and obstructions).
Standard data protocol
TFT Eddystone data payload protocol (default configuration).
3. Technical Highlights
Product Name: ZenDoor+
Primary Functions:
Door open/closed detection
Temperature monitoring
Ingress Protection: IP67 (water- and dust-resistant)
Battery:
Type: Built-in, non-replaceable
Expected life: ~1650 days (4.5+ years, depending on configuration and environment)
Wireless Protocol: TFT Eddystone (default)
Transmission Range: Up to 200 meters (ideal conditions)
Door Closed Detection Distance:
The beacon and its magnet must be within 3 centimeters to reliably detect door closed status.
4. Operation & Behavior
4.1 Device Activation
ZenDoor+ uses a front light sensor to power on and activate the device:
When exposed to light (e.g., removing it from packaging, installing in a lit environment), the device powers on and begins normal operation.
Once activated, it starts broadcasting its data payload at the configured interval using the TFT Eddystone protocol.
Note: Avoid covering the front light sensor when performing initial activation.
5. Door Sensor Setup & Configuration
Door sensor functionality is enabled and configured using the TFTBLE mobile application.
5.1 Requirements
Mobile app:
TFTBLE app installed on your smartphone or tablet
Available on Apple App Store (iOS) and Google Play Store (Android)
Physical access to the ZenDoor+ device and its QR code label.
Default configuration password: 654321
5.2 Enabling the Door Sensor (Step-by-Step)
Install TFTBLE App
Download and install TFTBLE from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Open the App
Launch the TFTBLE application on your mobile device.
Search for the Beacon
On the top-right corner of the app, tap the search option to add or locate devices.
Scan the Device QR Code
Use your phone’s camera to scan the QR code printed on the ZenDoor+ device.
The app will associate this QR code with that specific beacon.
Open Configuration
After the device is found, tap Config (or Configure) to access the device settings.
Enter Password
When prompted, enter the default password:
654321.
Enable Door Sensor
In the configuration screen, locate the Door parameter or Door toggle.
Toggle the “Door” switch ON to activate the door sensor functionality.
Save / Apply Settings
Confirm or save the configuration in the app so the changes are written to the beacon.
Do Not Modify Other Parameters
Unless specifically instructed by your system integrator or support team,
do not modify other configuration settings (e.g., transmission interval, TX power, protocol mode, etc.).Changing these may affect battery life, communication range, or integration behavior.
6. Installation Guidelines
6.1 Door & Magnet Placement
To ensure accurate door status detection:
Mount ZenDoor+ on the door frame or a fixed surface.
Mount the magnet on the moving door (or vice-versa), aligned with the beacon’s sensor area.
When the door is closed, ensure:
The distance between the device and the magnet is 3 centimeters or less.
Alignment is as straight as possible to improve reliability.
If the distance is greater than 3 cm when the door is closed, the device may detect the door as open.
6.2 Environmental Considerations
Install within the specified operating temperature range (as defined by the hardware spec sheet).
Avoid fully enclosing the device in metal housings that can severely block the Bluetooth signal.
Ensure the front light sensor is not permanently obstructed during activation.
7. Battery & Maintenance
Battery is non-replaceable:
The unit is sealed to maintain IP67 protection and reliability.
Expected battery life is approximately 1650 days under default settings and typical operating conditions.
When battery life is exhausted, the device will stop transmitting and must be replaced.
For fleets and large deployments, plan a replacement cycle aligned with the expected battery life.
8. Best Practices & Notes
Use only the TFTBLE app for configuration unless instructed otherwise.
Always enable the Door sensor via the Door toggle as described above; do not modify other advanced settings without guidance.
Verify door status readings in your gateway or telematics platform after installation:
Open and close the door and confirm that “open/closed” states are reported correctly.
Document the device ID and installation location (e.g., trailer number, door position) for easier support and troubleshooting.