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Model: X6S

OWNER’S MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing inxni Robotic Vacuum Cleaner.  To obtain the best result of the product, please 
read this manual carefully as well as the quick start guide to get familiar with the product.

Welcome to the world of smart robotic floor cleaner.

inxni Robotic Vacuum Cleaner is a robot based on laser autonomous navigation 

with advanced smart technology. Equipped with a laser scanning range finder,

 

inxni Robotic Vacuum Cleaner can create a map intelligently and optimize the 

cleaning path accordingly. It can automatically return to the initial position after 

completing the cleaning work because it has the memory function of map 

coordinates. The APPS provide the interactive control, visualize the area, avoid 

obstacle and automatic recharge and scheduled cleaning. 

Thank you for purchasing 

iBoto 

inxni Robotic Vacuum Cleaner. We believed that 

you will enjoy the product. 

 


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Thank you for choosing the inxni robo

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Please read the manual carefully before using.

SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Owner’s Manual

 


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Product Maintenance

5.1 Storage
5.2 Cleaner General Maintenance
5.3 Cleaning the Dirt and Dust inside the Dust-box
5.4 Cleaning Dust in the Filter
5.5 Brush Cleaning
5.6 Cleaning the Side-brush
5.7 Cleaning the Wheel
5.8 Cleaning the Sensor

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5.

Product Trouble Shooting

6.1 Error Message

 

 

6.2 Common Issue or Problem

20-21

6.

APPS Installation

23-25

8.

Product Specification

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7.

Product Safety

1.1 

User Instructions

1.2

 About Safety of the Product

1.3

 About Children’  Safety

1.4 

About Battery

1.5

 About where the cleaner 

should NOT be used 

1.6

 Violation of Warranty

03-07

1.

Product Anatomy
2.1 Part Name and Package Contents
2.2 Main Control Panel Description

4.1 Product Cleaning Mode
4.2 Charging Mode

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2.

Product Installation

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3.

Product Operating Mode

 

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4.

1. Product Safety

1.1  User Instructions

Read all of the following safety precautions carefully prior to the use of this product:
Operate this product in accordance with the steps indicated in this  OWNER’S   Manual.
Keep the OWNER’S Manual properly stored for future reference.
If you need to have any third party use this Cleaner,   please hand the OWNER’S Manual over together with quick start
guide to the new  owner.
Serious personal injury or damage to the Cleaner itself may occur if owner does not follow the Cleaner usage guideline
mentioned in this Manuel.

1.2  About Safety of the Cleaner

This Cleaner must use with the original adapter, battery and charging stand provided with the Cleaner. If not, the Cleaner 
may cause damage, Electric shock or Fire hazard as a result.
If you find the main body and parts of this Cleaner damage,  please stop using it immediately and contact our customer 
service as soon as possible. 
Only inxni designated or authorized servicemen or service center is allowed to dismantle, repair or replace the Cleaner.
Don’t touch the power plug or the Cleaner when hands are wet as this may cause electrical shock.
To avoid personal injury due to the accidental drop such as from stair case of the Cleaner,  please don’t uses the Cleaner 
in the area close to staircase step, unsecured balcony, etc ensure that fence out the area if needed.  
Don’t pull or move this Cleaner with the power cable and don’t bend or place heavy object on top of the power cable.
Keep the Cleaner away from fire, inflammable matter, explosive and corrosive chemical. 
Don’t place your clothes, any parts of your body such as hair, finger, nail,  etc close to the rotating brushes or wheel when 
the Cleaner is in operation as it may cause personal injury.
Cleaner should only use indoor. 
Keep the Cleaner away from water, oil or other liquid as it may cause damage to the electronic inside the Cleaner.
No loose wires should scattered on the floor as it may cause damage to the Cleaner when the Cleaner rolls over those wire.

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1.3 About Children’s Safety 

Please remove fragile items such as glass cup, bottle, etc from table top.
The charging stand should set up against the wall so that the Cleaner can be properly docked upon initial and final cycle.
Turn off the ON/OFF power switch in Cleaner to avoid battery damage if the Cleaner is not use for a long period of time.
If the Cleaner is not used for a longer period of time, fully charge the battery and store the Cleaner in the cool and dry 
place at the same time keep the bottom of the Cleaner dry and clean. 
If the Cleaner is used for the first time or use after idle for a long period of time, charge the Cleaner for about 6 hours 
before starting the cleaning cycling.
After the Cleaner is fully charged for the first 3 to 4 times, the Cleaner can be charged properly at the base should the 
Cleaner ran out of power.  
Unplug the power adaptor from the wall electrical outlet should the Cleaner stay idle for a long period of time.
Do not move or relocate the charging stand or cleaner when the cleaner is in operation as the cleaner may not be able to 
dock automatically.
Cleaner consists of Laser Emission and don’t look into the front part of the Cleaner directly as looking into it may case eye 
injury . 

Do not allow children to operate the cleaner nor stay close to the cleaner when it is in operation. 
Under all circumstances, children should not play with the package plastic bags or any packing related material as it 
may cause suffocation.
Screw driver or related tools shipped is not a toy and should not be used by children.

1.4 About Battery

The cleaner can only work with the battery provided by original manufacturer and only genuine inxni  

battery should be  

used at all the time.
Only inxni

   Power adaptor provided should be used to charge the cleaner. 

Turn the power switch to OFF before removing the battery from the cleaner. In some case, only designated person authori-
zed by inxni can remove the battery from the cleaner.
Remove the battery when the cleaner is disposed at the end of it Cleaner life cycle.
Battery can only dispose into area under the local municipality recommendation and guidance.
Should battery require replacement, contact inxni

   customer service hotline for further advice and support.

Use of the incorrect or non-inxni

           genuine battery is prohibited and may cause accidents. 

 In case of battery leakage, don’t touch the battery with bare head as the chemical leaked my cause damage to skin or cl-
othes. When such incident occurs, send the battery to the local municipality designated recycling area or send it to the 

inxni designated repair center.

Don’t dispose battery in normal garbage bin. 
Properly handle the used battery of the cleaner (including the remote control) because it may contain environmentally haz-
ardous substances. 
Please follow the local environment rules and dispose the battery into the local municipality designated recycle bin or area.

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The cleaner Not Applicable

1.5 About where the cleaner should NOT be used 

*Cleaner should not be used in extremely hot or cold environment.
* Cleaner can only be used indoor.
*To avoid personal injury due to the accidental drop such as from stair case of the Cleaner, please don’t uses the Clea-
  ner in the area close to staircase step, unsecured balcony, etc ensure that fence out those areas if needed.
*Don’t use the cleaner in the places which is wet, consists of flammable, explosive or corrosive chemical.
*Don’t allow the cleaner to collect or pick up burning cigarette butt or matches or any matter that is in flame.
*Don’t direct the cleaner to collect or pick up toner used inside the laser printer or photo copier as toner consists of sub-
 stances that may cause fire hazard.
*Don’t direct the cleaner to collect sharp matter such as broken glass, iron nail, screws as such matter may cause dam-
 age to the cleaner.

Important: Do not disassemble the Cleaner. Disassembling the Cleaner will

void the warranty.  Only inxni

     or a party expressly authorized by inxni

should perform service on this Cleaner. 

1.6 Violation of Warranty (1 year Limited)

The cleaner can’t be repaired or warranted when the owner conducted or encountered the following:  
A. When owner fail to store cleaner in places not according to the OWNER’S Manual;
B. The cleaner and components warranty period expired;
C. Damage occurred when owner disassemble the cleaner without sending it out to an authorized service center for

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D. Not able to provide a valid proof of purchase at the time when service or repairing is required.
E. When the model number in the warranty card does not match with the Cleaner number shown in the cleaner.
F. When damage occur due to force majeure including natural disaster;
G. When the Cleaner fail or damage due to unexpected factors or man-made reasons (including mis-operate, fluid

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   und in the inlet, improper insertion or pulling, hauling, bump, improper voltage input and others).

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2. Product Anatomy

Cautious:

Screw driver shipped is not a toy and should NOT   be used by children.

 The battery, side brush and filter were preinstalled to the cleaner prior to 

shipment. 

2.1 Part Name and Package Contents

The Cleaner

*1pc

Air Filter

*1pc

Side Brush

*2pc

Dust Brush

*1pc

Screwdriver

*1pc

Charging Station

*1pc

Battery

*1pc

Adapter

*1pc

*

2.2 Main Control Panel Description

 Main Control Panel

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Laser Sensor

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Ground Detection Sensors

Charging Pole Shoe

Side Brush

Front Wheel

Battery Compartment

Wheel

Floor Brush

Main Brush

Dust Box

Main Control Panel Detail

Clock (Hour)

  Schedule Program 

  Spot Cleaning

  Clock (Minute)

ON/OFF (Auto Cleaning)

Current Time Setting

Home Key (back to charging station) 

 Battery Indicator

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1. Insert the upper half of the part vertically into the base as shown.

2. Connect the base with the DC power cord from the adaptor as shown

3. Place the charging base against the wall and connect the power adapter to a wall outlet in which a 3.4 feet (1 meter) long

in front by 1.7 feet (0.5 meter) to the left and 1.7 feet (0.5 meter) to the right obstacle free area as shown is required.

 Power Adaptor Input Jack

Charging Pad

Setting up the Charging Base

Charging Base

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Don’t place the charging base on carpet. 

Don’t move or relocate the charging base while the cleaner is in the cleaning process, else the cleaner will not be able 

to find the charging base automatically for charging. 

1. Turn off the Power Switch when the vacuum cleaner should the cleaner is not used for extended period of time to prevent the

battery from any unexpected damage.

2. Should the vacuum cleaner is not used for a long period  of time, fully charge the battery, then take out the battery and store it

     in a cool and dry place separately.  Keep the bottom of the cleaner dry and clean as well while the battery is in storage. 

3. When the cleaner is used again after being put in storage for a long period of time, charge the battery for about 6 hours. Try to

fully use up the battery power and continue this cycle for about 3 to 4 time to enable the battery operates at its optimal point.

4. Use only the inxni genuine battery for the cleaner. If not, the non inxni battery may cause damage to the cleaner or unwanted

accidents.

5. When connecting the inxni genuine power adapter to the charging base, ensure that the wire between the adapter and the

charging base is properly stow to prevent the wire end up winding into moving part of the cleaner. Thus, damage to the cleaner is

anticipated

6. Don’t move or relocate the charging base while the cleaner is in the cleaning process, else the cleaner will not be able to find the

charging base automatically for charging.

7. High Voltage at the wall plug! Please operate the cleaner and plug in the power adaptor with dry hands.

To further enhance the life span of the battery.

3. Product Installation

Remove the protective film in the front before the first use of this cleaner.

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0.5 M

1.7 ft

1.7 ft

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4.1.1 Description:

1. Ensure that the cleaner battery is charged fully. Turn on 

the power switch           and wait for about 20 seconds. The 

battery indicator should light up while charging. At this time 

the cleaner is in the standby mode and ready to use.

Cautions: 

Should the cleaner is low on battery, cleaning cycle will be stopped and the cleaner will automatically search for the 

charging base for charging. 

4. Product Operating Mode

4.1 Product Cleaning Mode

2. When the cleaner is in standby mode, touch the “        ”

ON button to start the auto cleaning cycle. Touch the OFF 

button to stop the cleaning cycle. 

3. When the cleaner is on standby mode, touch the“          ”         

SPOT button and the spot cleaning will start for cleaning 

within 3.4 feet (1 meter) in diameter area. Touch the OFF 

button to stop the cleaning cycle.

4. When the cleaner is on standby mode, touch the “          ” 

HOME button and the cleaner will return to the charging base 

and recharge. Should the cleaner need to resume to the cleaning 

cycle again, touch the  OFF“          ”button again to stop the 

cleaner from go back to the base and resume to cleaning mode 

4.1.2 Operational Guideline for Touch button seen on top of the Cleaner

Product Operating Mode

Product Operating Mode

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Turn on             and wait 

for about 20 seconds. 

ON / OFF
In the standby mode, touch the "              " ON button, the cleaner will start to clean. 
Touch the "            " OFF button, the cleaning cycle will stop.
In the clock setup mode, touch this "             " button, the setting will be deleted. 

SPOT Cleaning
In the standby mode, touch the "            " button and the cleaner will start spot cleaning mode. 
In the clock setup mode, touch "            "button to adjust the hour setting. 

HOME
In standby mode, touch the "           " HOME button as return button
In Operation mode, upon touching the "           " HOME button, the cleaner will search the charging base, 
thus, return to the base for charging.
Touch the "         "HOME button immediately after, the cleaner will stop searching the base.
In Scheduling mode, touch the"          "HOME button to adjust the minute setting

SCHEDULE Setup
Touch the "             " button the cleaner will enter the Scheduling mode; 
Touch the "             " button to adjust the hour setting. Each touches count as one hour and will increase to 
24 hours and will loop back to 00 hours as the hour continue to increase.
Touch the "             " button to adjust the minute setting. Each touches count as one minute and will increase 
to 60 minute and will loop back to 00 minutes as the minute continue to increase.
Touch the "             " button to save the Schedule setting.
Touch the "             " button to exit or complete the time current setting. 

 


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5. Product Maintenance

4.2.1 Normal Charging

4.2 Charging Mode

1. Connect the power adapter provided and plug into the 

power jack in the charging base of cleaner first.

2. Plug the power adaptor provided into the wall electrical 

outlet.

3. Switch on the cleaner and wait for 20 seconds until it 

enters the standby mode.

4. Place the cleaner in front of the charging stand and aim 

    it at the central position of the charging stand.

5. Manually push the cleaner to the charging stand slowly 

until the charging pole shoe is well connected with the 

terminal of charging stand.

6. Charging will start after the cleaner clicks.

5.1 Storage

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5.2 Cleaner General Maintenance

1. APPS charging: 

Connect the cleaner with the Apple iPhone / iPad or and then touch the “HOME” button (Icon) as seen in the APPS. 

The cleaner will automatically search the location of charging base and return back to the base for charging once located. 

2. Auto Charging: 

The cleaner will stop cleaning when the battery power is low and it will search the location of charging base and return back 

to the base for charging once located. 

  

1. Shut off the power or unplug the wall power plug with dry hand before cleaning the main body and charging base
2. Gently clean the surface of the main body with damped cloth along with non aggressive cleaning agent
3. Don

t rinse the cleaner with running water or submerge the cleaner into  water

4. Don

t clean the cleaner surface with oil or any oil base cleaning agent.

Tips: 

Clean and Maintain the cleaner frequently

4.2.2 Automatic Charging:

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Product Maintenance

1. Shut off the power when 

cleaner is not used for a long 

period of time.

2. Should the vacuum cleaner is 

not used for a long period  of time, 

fully charge the battery, then take 

out the battery and store it in a cool 

and dry place separately.  Keep the 

bottom of the cleaner dry and clean 

as well while the battery is in storage

     Cautious! High Voltage at the wall 

power outlet! Hand must be dry when 

plugging into the wall outlet.

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CLOCK Setup
Touch the "            " button, the cleaner will enter into current time setting mode. 
Touch the "            " button to adjust the hour setting. Each touches count as one hour and will increase to 
24 hours and will loop back to 00 hours as the hour continue to increase.
Touch the "            " button to adjust the minute setting. Each touches count as one minute and will increase 
to 60 minute and will loop back to 00 minutes as the minute continue to increase.
Touch the "            " button to save the time setting. 
Touch the "            " button to exit or complete the time current setting. 

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5.3.1 Removing the Dust Box

5.3.2 Emptying the Dust and Dirt from the Dust-box

5.3 Cleaning the Dirt and Dust inside the Dust-box 

1. Gently lift up the buckles on both

side of the dust box as shown above

2. Open the upper and lower baffle 

and remove the dust and dirt 

3. You may wipe the inside of the 

dust box with the brush provided 

or a dry cloth.

5.4 Cleaning Dust in the Filter

1. Follow and complete step listed 

in 5.3.2

2. Remove the electric motor as 

shown by pressing down the 

button as indicated. 

(Warning: The electric motor 

assembly can

t be washed 

directly or submerge in water.)

As shown in the above picture, press the button on 

the dust box and slowly draw out the dust box from 

the cleaner as the first step.

5.5.1  Removing and Installing the Center Brush

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3. Take out the filter as indicated 

and gently bush off the dust seen 

on the filter into the garbage using 

the brush provided in the 

accessory box.

4. After completing the cleaning, install the filter 

and electric motor assembly into the dust box

5. Then install the dust box back into the cleaner 

as shown above

4. should too much dust seen 

inside the box and on the filter, 

gently rinse the filter with clean 

water (Warning: the dust box 

and filter can be placed back 

into the cleaner only when they 

are fully dry.) 

1. As shown in the above diagram, 

push the locking buckle and lift up 

the side bar as indicated. 

2. Hold and lift up the side bar and 

gently remove the main brush first. 

Then, remove the floor brush after. 

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5.5.2 Cleaning of Main Brush and Floor brush

5.6  Cleaning the Side-brush

3. The main brush and floor 

brush can be removed 

Completely as indicated.

4. Remove the rubber sleeves 

separately from the main brush 

and the floor brush.  

(Warning: there is a metal 

bearing inside the rubber sleeve. 

Don’t let it drop out from the 

sleeve. If it did, simply insert it 

back into the rubber sleeve.)  

1. As shown in the figure on the 

right clean the main brush and 

floor brush with the brush 

provided frequently. 

2. Hair and other entanglements 

may be found on the main brush 

or floor blush, remove those hair 

or entanglements before re-

install the bushes back into the 

cleaner. 

1. First, remove the screw from the side 

brush with the screw driver provided

2. Secondly, take out the side brush 

out and remove the hair or 

entanglements if any is observed.

3. Lastly, install the side brush back onto 

the cleaner tightened the screw with the 

screw driver provided. 

5.7 Cleaning the Wheel

 

5.8 Cleaning the Sensor

Clean the front wheel and left & right wheels with the dust brush frequently. 

 

(Note: The wheel spindle may be entangled by hair and cloth strips. If it does 

happen, remove them immediately.)

  

There are a total of 3 infra-red sensors installed in the bottom of the cleaner 

and a laser emitter in front of the cleaner. These sensors are used to prevent 

the clean from fall off from the staircase or used to navigate. However, dust 

may build up in those areas. Use a piece of clean cleaning cloth and wipe off 

the dust in the area as indicated in the diagram.  

  

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Rubber Sleeve

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6. Product Trouble Shooting

6.1 Error Message

       Warning: 1. Error code will appear on the display seen on top of the cleaner should the cleaning cycling is interrupted 

unexpected. 

Product Trouble Shooting

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      Tips: If the corresponding failure indicated above can’t be solved by the remedies or solution suggested, contact 

customer service personnel immediately. 

Error Code

E001

E002

E003

E004

E005

E006

E007

Related Error Message Possible Causes

Remedies

Note

Ground detection failure.  1. The sensor is blocked. 

2. The cleaner is stuck.

1. Clean the ground detection sensor with a 

clean cloth. 

2. Relocate the cleaner from area stuck manually. 

Clean the sensor frequently. 

Main or Floor brush 

failure.  

1. Either one of the brush 

is jammed. 

2. The brush may be 

tangled up with hair or 

fabric from carpet. 

Remove the brush according to the steps as 

seen in section 5 and remove the unwanted 

matters. 

Clean and maintain the 

brushes frequently.

Battery low warning.  

1. The cleaner can

t

work normally.
2. It can

t charge 

automatically.

Conduct the manual charging by placing the 

cleaner on charging base 

The cleaner can

t automatically 

return to the case because the 

battery power reserve is too 

low.

Right wheel failure. 

1. The wheel is jammed.

2. The wheel may be 

tangled up with hair or 

fabric from carpet.

Check the right wheel and remove the 

entanglements on the right wheel.

Clean and maintain the wheels 

frequently.

Dust box faults: 

Motor faults due to poor 

contact 

1. The dust box is not 

mounted properly. 

2. The dust box is not 

contacting with the 

cleaner well. 

1. Remove the dust box and install it back into 

the cleaner.

2. Check the installation of the dust box. 

Ensure that the dust box is 

properly installed after 

emptying the dirt and dust

The cleaner is off from 

ground. 

1. The cleaner is lifted up.

2. The front wheel is 

elevated excessively.

Slow put the cleaner back onto the ground.

Clean the dust box first before 

lifting the cleaner off from the 

ground.

Side brush is jammed. 

The side brush may be 

tangled up with hair or 

fabric from carpet.

Check the side brush and remove foreign 

matters. 

Replace the excessively worn 

side brush with a new one if 

needed.

6.2 Common Issue or Problem

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Issue

Problem

Solutions

The vacuum cleaner always goes 

backward during operation 

1. Prevent the cleaner from working in the glare environment.

2. Prevent the cleaner from being used on the dark-black carpet. 

3. Check if the ground detection sensor are covered with dirt including dust. 

If so, please clean it with a piece of dry cloth.

The cleaner won

t start up.

1. Check the ON/OFF switch of cleaner and should be ON and the indicator for 

charging should be lilted up.

2. Check if the cleaner is powered ON and start to charge it first. 

The cleaner can

t charge 

automatically.  

1. Check if the charging stand is powered up and well connected to the wall outlet.

2. Check if there are obstacles between the cleaner and the charging base.

3. Charge the battery manually if the power is low.

The cleaner can

t communicate

 with APPS. 

1. Check if the latest version of the APPS is installed or not.

2. Check the cleaner and iPad or mobile it they are connected properly or not 

wirelessly.

The cleaner will stop after working 

for a short period of time.

1. Check if the cleaner started up with “SPOT  Cleaning” mode. 

2. “SPOT Cleaning” mode works 3-5 minutes per cycle.

The cleaner can’t be charged.

1. Check if the adapter is an original provided and verify if the cleaner is connected 

with the power supply or not.

2. If the cleaner is found broken or damaged, stop using the cleaner immediately 

and contact customer service for follow up.

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7. Product Specifications

8. APPS Installation

      Note: inxni Reserve the right to change any wording; update the technology, design of product without advance notice. 

Functional Parameters of Main Body

Functional Parameters of Parts

Operating Voltage

14.8 V DC 

Power Adapter

Rated Power

24 W

Output Voltage

18V DC

Battery

Lithium Battery 

Output Current

Battery Capacity

2600mAh 

Charging Time

About 3-5 hours 

Charging Base

Operating Time

60 minutes(Area  1290 FT²/ 120

㎡)

 

Input Voltage

Noise

65dB 

N.W. 

3.5kg 

Dimensions

340*340*90mm 

1000 mA

18V DC 

Prod

uct Specifications

APPS

 Installation

      Tips: APPS may lose connection when the device is far from the mobile phone or ipad due to the network WiFi signal quality 

of home. If the signal is weak, check or improve the WiFi signal before reconnecting it

8.1 How to download APPS?

Scan the two-dimensional code seen on the Sales packaging or  locate the APPS from the related APPS store for 

downloading.

8.2 How to install APPS?

Search and download “inxni”. 

Install APPS and register a new account and connect the machine as prompted. 

8.3 How to use APPS?

Initiate the APPS icon and turn on the power switch of the cleaner

Initial Step: 

Click “START SETUP WIZARD” and enter the screen as show in the following figures.

                     

Start the next step by clicking “Refresh”. 

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Message

Battery

No cleaner is found nearby,pls 

confirm your cleaner is opened.

Refresh

 


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Next Steps

    Click “Refresh” and the Cleaner AP address will appear. 

    Click “CONNECT” after selecting the Cleaner AP address

    first and then enter the password of the Cleaner in the  area  

    shown in figures below (note that each Cleaner has its own 

    unique label). 

    Click “NEXT” TO ENTER THE NEXT STEP / PAGE.

        

Select “OK” as shown in the figure below and start 

     the next step after entering the password for connection. 

APPS Installation

APPS Installation

  

Click “RETURN” on the mobile phone or pad as shown 

  in the following figures 

  

Enter the next APPS operating phase by clicking “OPEN MAP”

  as shown in the following figures 

        The operation interface of APPS is shown as the following 

        figures.

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Message

Battery