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Switching off the device
NOTICE
Device behavior in unusual operating conditions
In unusual operating conditions (The system is no longer responding. The
battery is damaged.), the device restarts itself.
A message then appears stating that the device cannot start until the
tip has been ejected.
Hold the device over a appropriate vessel. The tip is emptied automa-
tically and ejected when you acknowledge the message. After this, the
device starts normally.
a. Empty and eject the tip, see
„Switching to emtying“
→ 71
and
„Ejecting the tip“ → 72
.
b. Press the power button.
A message appears asking if you would like to switch off the device.
Confirm by tapping
. Cancel by tapping X.
If the power button is pressed for approx. 1 s, the device goes into
standby. Longer than 1 s: the device switches off.
c. Hang the device upright in the holders provided. If the device is placed
in the charging stand, charging begins. In doing so, the LED of the
charging stand lights up.
Opening an operating mode
Select an operating mode from the main menu. The actual task (e.g. dis-
pensing) is carried out in the operating mode.
a. Swipe to select the
operating mode
b. Open the operating
mode by tapping
once
The operating
mode appears:
Exiting an operating mode
a. In the operating mode, tap the
button.
The main menu appears.
If there is any liquid left in the tip, you will be asked if you would like
to drain the tip or continue working in another operating mode with the
remaining volume.
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