IT82 Local Relay unlock via HTTP doesn't work

IT82 Local Relay unlock via HTTP doesn't work

I have an older IT82 indoor monitor.
                                        Firmware Version                                        82.30.10.4, Hardware Version                                        1.0                               
I want to unlock the local relay via a HTTP command.

I tried all URLs I found but nothing works.



Settings look like this:

Phone -> Relay -> Open Relay via HTTP
  Status: Enabled
  User: test
  Password: test


Phone -> Relay -> Key Setting
  HardKey Relay Type: Local Relay
  HardKey Active: Enabled

Security -> Basic
  High Security Mode: Disabled



Unlocking from the on-screen button triggers the local relay, as expected.
The HTTP Calls via the browser just give me an empty page with return code -1 and does not trigger the relay.
The Hardware Key also does not trigger the relay.
Unlock configured to the More Page does not trigger the relay either, gives an 'Unlock failed' error on screen.

Problem might to be this, from the logs:
01-01 23:42:00.629 W/ContextImpl(  791): Calling a method in the system process without a qualified user: android.app.ContextImpl.sendBroadcast:772 android.content.ContextWrapper.sendBroadcast:396 com.akuvox.phone.indoor.ui.view.StatusBarView.updateDateTime:68 com.akuvox.phone.handler.FloatViewHandler.handleMessage:62 android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage:102


Does anyone have an idea how I can get this to work?
Thanks and a happy new year!


All comments 4
    markus 2026-01-05 20:02:03
    Does anyone have an older firmware version for this monitor?
    Akuvox_Mia 2026-01-06 10:20:38
    Please provide one of your HTTP commands.
    markus 2026-01-24 05:18:01
    Edited by markus at 2026-01-24 05:24

    After some very helpful feedback from support, I got it to work!

    Documented solution, might be helpful for others:
    My main issue was, that I was missing the IP entries in the correct allowed list for the relay,
    which is under Phone -> Call Feature -> Allowed Access IP List


    The correct link to trigger the Relay is with DoorNum=0 on this device, e.g.:
    http://​192.168.1.11/fcgi/do?action=OpenDoor&UserName=admin&​Password=admin&DoorNum=0

    The hardware button does not unlock the relay outside of a call by design, to prevent accidental unlocking.
    The software button I never got to work with the internal relay, possibly similar reasons or an actual firmware bug - but not needed for my use case anyway.


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    markus 2026-01-24 05:19:11
    Some issues with the URLs in my previous post, the link is
    http://192.168.1.11/fcgi/do?acti ... admin&DoorNum=0
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