4… Turning on the generator
When power is supplied via the DC connector on the back panel of the generator, a short
beep sounds, the LEDs on the front panel briefly light up and go out, which indicates that
the generator goes into standby mode, which can be used for an unlimited time.
The generator is switched on by pressing the red "POWER" button on the front panel of
the device once for a short time.
When turned on, a short beep sounds and the LEDs on the generator panel begin to flash
synchronously and frequently, indicating the process of searching for the resonant
frequency and measuring the q-factor of the connected coil. Successful detection of the
resonant frequency is accompanied by a short beep. The end of the process of measuring
the parameters of the connected coil is accompanied by another short beep. The generator
goes into operating mode, frequent synchronous flashing of the LEDs turn into slow (one
or three-with a frequency of about 1 time per second), or continuous glow (depending on
what settings were in the previous turn on of the device).