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4.9. Warning tones of the InnoMake Clip
The InnoMake Clip emits certain warning tones in the following two situations:
1. Warning tone:
If the battery of the device is not charged for a longer period of time, it may happen that the
battery discharges during use. If this occurs, you will be informed by three identical tones
shortly before the battery is discharged and the system switches off. At the same time as
the acoustic warning signal, there is a continuous vibration. This is followed by a descending
sound signal as when the InnoMake Clip is switched off.
We recommend charging the InnoMake Clip after each use to prepare it for the next use.
Charging the battery is described in
2. Warning tone:
If the device heats up, e.g., due to high ambient temperatures, the electronics of the device
are automatically deactivated as a protective measure. Heating of the battery can also result
from excessive power consumption.
In order to be informed about the increasing heat development and not to be surprised by
the automatic shutdown of the system, an acoustic signal is emitted shortly before the
automatic deactivation.
In the situation described, a sequence of alternating high and low tones sounds, similar to a
siren. Simultaneously with the acoustic warning signal, a continuous vibration occurs. This is
followed by a descending sound signal similar to when the InnoMake Clip is switched off.
In the situation described, a sequence of alternating high and low tones sounds, similar to a
siren. Simultaneously with the acoustic warning signal, a continuous vibration occurs. This is
followed by a descending sound signal similar to when the InnoMake Clip is switched off.
In this case, we recommend allowing the product to cool down before touching the unit.
Further safety instructions and measures will follow in
4.10. Overview of the InnoMake Clip signals
The signals listed in the following table are only emitted when the InnoMake Clip is switched
on and active.
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