Aurum PRO ETA624190000 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner User Manual

Aurum PRO ETA624190000 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner User Manual

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BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE APPLICATION MAIN CONTROL MENU

BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE MAIN CONTROL MENU OF THE APPLICATION

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BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE MAIN CONTROL MENU OF THE APPLICATION

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ETA SMART APPLICATION USER GUIDE

Dear customer,
Thank you for your confidence in the ETA brand products. This manual is destined for all owners of the ETA624190000 AURUM PRO vacuum cleaner, who want to use in full range its potential by means of ETA SMART Application. You can find here simple instructions and procedures how to work with your new robotic friend.

You can also visit our website for more information, advice and tips on your vacuum cleaner: www.etasince1943.com/robot

We are constantly updating this website to gather the latest product knowledge.

Notice We reserve the right to make changes to the application, its function and appearance. As the application is a dynamic element of the product, some procedures or illustrations in this manual may vary.

1. APPLICATION INSTALLATION

You can find this application in the database of Apple Store or Google Play, or can also use this QR code for quickening:

https://qrs.ly/ucdsv11

Download and install the application to your mobile phone (tablet).

2. CREATION OF ACCOUNT

3. APPLIANCE PAIRING

WHAT CAN I DO IN CASE OF FAILURE OF PAIRING?

BASIC RECOMMENDATIONS AND TIPS FOR USE

• Dual Wi-Fi network: If you have a smart Wi-Fi router in your home that automatically switches the network frequency between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (within one SSID of the network name), there may be problems with pairing or disconnection from the Internet during operation. If these problems occur, we recommend switching the router to broadcast two separate frequencies (SSID names), one at 2.4 GHz, the other at 5 GHz. This setting is usually set in the administration interface of the Wi-Fi router. If you cannot change
  this yourself, contact your network administrator or IT specialist.

• The robotic vacuum cleaner with laser navigation is able to navigate excellently in space and thus clean up with high preciseness.
  Under normal circumstances, it is able to recognize its position if you replace it within one map to another place, although we don’t recommend it. Always start the robot, if possible, from the charging station, and – if possible – don’t manipulate with it.

• As soon as the robot once creates a map, avoid excessive changes of the environment, which could confuse the robot, or which could cause erasing the map. It could be, for example, replacement of furniture, movement of some persons next to the robot (most frequently, children:)), etc.

• If you have long corridors in your home (e.g. 6 m rectangular), or several rooms of the same geometric shape without internal obstacles, the robot may have difficulty recognizing its position. This can be easily avoided by putting a so-called reference point in each of them, or an obstacle (cabinet, box, vase, etc.) that will help the robot identify a specific room more easily.

• Pay special attention to the doors. If you want to make available a room for the robot, the door has to be open during mapping. To the contrary, close the door. It is also possible not to close the door and prohibit the robot from access by means of a prohibited zone.

• If you transfer the robot to another part of your house (to another map), change this map directly in the application before switching on the robot. To the contrary (i.e. if you start the robot from another place within a different map), the robot could be confused and could draw a map incorrectly.

• If you are planning to use the robot, we recommend that you fully charge it first.

• Ideally, always let the robot finish the cleaning task.
  Don’t interrupt it and don’t enter more orders or operations than is necessary.

• If the map is deleted or in case of non-standard Behavior, first restart the robot and then insert it manually into the charging station.

4. MAP CREATION

REMARKS:

• Save each map which you would like to use for a long time.
• In total, you can create an save up to 3 maps. This option may be used, especially, in case of multistage houses.
• If you want to create the next new map, always delete the actual map so that the vacuum cleaner started on a clear screen.
• If the current map is updated (eg. with a new room that was unavailable during mapping), save the map again after cleaning and this update is complete.

5. MAP MODIFICATION AND ADAPTATION

Additional settings within map settings

6. AUTOMATIC CLEANING

• Click ,,Auto” on the main screen to start cleaning.
• The vacuum cleaner systematically scans all rooms in the map where it is granted access and cleans them according to the selected settings. It then returns to the charging station.

NOTES:

• It is one of the most usable cleaning modes, when the vacuum cleaner cleans up the whole available area.
• Automatic cleaning is also being used for the primary creation of a map.
• If the battery runs out during cleaning, the robot will continue where it left off after charging

7. ROOM CLEAN-UP

• To start cleaning, click on „Room“ on the main screen.
• Then click on one or more rooms you want to clean. The selected rooms will be colored.
• Then click the „Go Here “ button to start cleaning.
• After cleaning, the vacuum cleaner automatically returns to the charging station

8. AREA CLEANING

9. LOCAL CLEANING

• Click ,,Local” on the main screen to start cleaning.
• Click on a place in the map with a finger, where you want to perform local cleaning. The point around of which local cleaning is to be performed will be shown in the map.
• Then click on the ,,Go Here ” button to start cleaning.
• After cleaning, the vacuum cleaner automatically returns to the charging station.

NOTES:

• It is one of the most usable cleaning modes, when the vacuum cleaner cleans up the whole available area.
• Automatic cleaning is also being used for the primary creation of a map.
• If the battery runs out during cleaning, the robot will continue where it left off after charging.

10. CLEANING AND MOPPING PARAMETERS

• On the main screen, click to open the „Setting “ menu (bottom right corner).
• Several setting options will appear cleaning:

1. Watter quantity during mopping with the option to turn mopping off.
2. Suction power – setting the suction power during vacuuming.
3. Dynamic boost – The switch can be used to activate ( ) or deactivate ( ) the increase in suction power when the robot detects a carpet.

REMARKS:

• To use the mopping function, the mopping attachment must be installed in the vacuum cleaner according to the instructions for use.
• When using the mopping function, the vacuum cleaner must be prevented from hitting the carpet – ideally by using the Evade zone function.

11. TANK SUCTION

12. MOPPING

• If you want to mop with the robotic vacuum cleaner, click on ,,Setting ” on the main screen.
• Click ,,Mopping” to activate.

Notes If the function is active, the mopping function will start, including the MOP LIFT function when carpet is detected.

13. PLANNING OF CLEANING

14. HISTORY OF CLEANINGS

15. LANGUAGE AND VOLUME

• Go to settings „· · · “.
• Click on „Sounds and volume settings“.
• Now you may set sound volume and language of the audio warnings or may fully switch-off them.

17. REMOTE CONTROL

• Go to settings ,,· · · “.
• Click on ,,Manual control”.
• Now you may control the vacuum cleaner similarly as with a standard remote control panel.
• Click ,,Exit” to exit the mode.

18. MONITORING OF SERVICE LIFE OF COMPONENTS

• Go to settings „· · ·“.

• Click on „Consumables management“.

• You may here easily obtain information on the service life of particular components of the vacuum cleaner (HEPA filter, side brushes, main brush).

• After the replacement of one of the components, it is necessary to reset it to start the deduction of percents from 100%.

• To do it, click on the corresponding component first.

• Then, click on ,,Confirm” to confirm the reset.

REMARKS:

• The lifetime of each component is counted down and is given in % and hours/minutes (how much lifetime is left).
• After the lapse of the service life of a component, we recommend that you replace this component to keep in the best way efficiency of suction and to prevent the vacuum cleaner from possible damage.

19. ,,FIND THE VACUUM CLEANER” FUNCTION

• Go to settings ,, ···”.
• Click on ,,Find the robot”.
• Then click on ,,Confirm”.
• After it, the vacuum cleaner will warn you acoustically to specify its position.

REMARKS:

• This function can be used, especially, if the vacuum cleaner gets jammed in whatever part of the house (for example, under furniture).

20. SETTING OF SHARING

REMARKS:

• Users, with which you share your vacuum cleaner, may also control it, but have partially limited possibilities.
• A user, to whom you want to set sharing, has to create his/her own account in the ETA SMART application.

21. FIRMWARE UPDATE

TROUBLESHOOTING

For troubleshooting, visit the advisory page www.etasince1943.com/robot

References

• Unterstützung für Roboterstaubsauger | eta.de
• Obsługa robotów odkurzających | eta-polska.pl
• Technická podpora robotických vysavačů | ETA - tady je doma
• Technická podpora robotických vysavačů | ETA - tady je doma
• Robotporszívók műszaki támogatása – ETA HUNGARY
• Robot vacuum cleaner support – ETA since 1943
• Robot vacuum cleaner support – ETA since 1943

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