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    • 3.5. Viewing the “Cardio domain” page during consultation (Example 3)
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Types of CleverPoint 4 Indications

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Color indication is present on the Power button and on the side LED illumination of the device.

Color Indication and Animation of the Power Button

The color of the button and its indication indicates the device’s operating mode:

Green Color – Wi-Fi mode

(mode selection is done in the software on the PC)

  • The Power button rapidly flashes green – the device is searching for the previously connected Wi-Fi network.
  • The Power button slowly flashes green – the device is connected to the Wi-Fi network and ready to pair with the software installed on the user’s PC.
  • The Power button is continuously lit with a steady green color – the device is connected to the software installed on the user’s PC.

Blue Color – Bluetooth mode

(mode selection is done in the software on the PC)

  • The Power button slowly flashes blue – the device is connected and ready to pair with the software installed on the user’s PC.
  • The Power button is continuously lit with a steady blue color – the device is paired with the software installed on the user’s PC.

Flashes alternately in green and blue – Device Setup Mode

In this mode, you can connect to Wi-Fi network, update the device firmware, and change the device connection mode.

Color Indication of the Side LED Illumination

The color indication of the side LED illumination indicates the battery charge level.

  • Green color – full battery charge >70%
  • Orange color – medium battery level 35%-70%
  • Red color – battery level below 35%.

Attention! If the charge is less than 20%, the side LED illumination will flash red 3 times upon turning on, and the device will shut down.

Animation of the Side LED Illumination

  • Side LED indication with a battery charge color slowly circling around the perimeter – no data transmission, device is in standby mode awaiting data transfer.
  • 4 side LEDs in each corner of the device remain continuously lit – data is being transmitted.
  • When the device is turned on, the side LED indication will rapidly ‘run’ around in a circle.
Updated on 05.02.2024

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