Chapter 2

Button Language

Simple button clicks, holds, and the difference between Locked and Ready.

Button click guide showing quick clicks, long presses, and timed holds.

The control system uses one physical button. The main idea is simple: click quickly, click several times, or hold the button.

Button Presses

PressDo thisWhat it is for
Short tapClick once and let go.Shows charge when the device is idle.
Several short tapsClick the number shown in the guide, then stop.Used for commands like 2 taps to start or 3 taps to go back.
Long pressHold for about 2 seconds, then let go.Stops an active mode. Four long presses unlock the device.
4-7 second holdHold the button for 4-7 seconds, then let go.Starts RF Deactivator from Ready.
7-9 second holdHold the button for 7-9 seconds, then let go.Unlocks the device from Locked.

Locked And Ready

The device is delivered Locked. In this state it cannot start a working mode by accident.

Commands in locked and ready states

From Locked or Ready, one short tap only wakes or updates the powerbank indicator. It does not start a mode. This charge-display tap is for idle states only; it is not used while a mode is running or inside Vibro Setup.

From Ready, 2 short taps start the selected operating mode, 4 short taps turn the mode 1 extra option on or off, and 9 short taps open Vibro Setup.

Quick Commands

CommandAction
Unlock4 long presses, or one 7-9 second hold.
Start2 short taps from Ready.
Stop1 long press while a normal mode or special mode is running.
Lock5-8 short taps from Ready or Active.
Unlock example: four long button presses followed by the long LED confirmation.
Lock example: seven short taps from an active state stop the mode and return the device to Locked.