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Changing Serving Sizes
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After the bottle presence sensor is activated by inserting the
Spout into the bottle the default pour size is usually set as 30ml.
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Trigger the Spout with a simple finger touch on the sensor pad
to choose the size you want to pour. The blue LEDs from top to
bottom stand for 50ml, 40ml, 30ml & 20ml respectively. After
choosing a size you can incline the bottle to pour. If you keep the
bottle inclined it will continue to pour measures of the set quantity
until you return the bottle to upright.
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Using SKYMAN to configure the Spout, you can fix a different
default size, block the optional sizes, or select a free pour mode.
Liquid Detection & Bottle Change
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The Spout will not pour when the bottle runs empty, as no liquid is detected.
4 LEDs blink in blue and flash off from bottom to top, if you keep the bottle inclined they repeat 2
times then flash off completely.
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Remove the Spout and attach it to a new full bottle of the same size and brand.
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Changing of bottles is printed on your report.
Low Battery Indication
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With a tiny Li-ion battery inside the Spout can pour 10,000 drinks before recharging.
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If you do not pour at all, a Spout on a bottle can stand by for up to 3 months.
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When the Spout top LED blinks RED it indicates low battery and needs to charge.
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Low battery status is printed on your report.
Technical Comments
The Skyflo Spout is currently designed to transmit pour data to the Master immediately, and if it
gets no response, to continue sending after 2/4/8/16/30/60/120/240/480 seconds, then attempt to
transmit every 8 minutes until it succeeds.
The Spout synchronises with the Master Unit once every hour to check connection, whether the
Spout is pouring or at rest.
If the Spout is unable to transmit the data immediately it is able to store more than 50 pours.
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