Pensagro Interface simulator V5rev

Functional prototype of the Batt-Latch screen and physical controls.

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TIME: Openings · Hold TIME: Setup · LATCH: lock or unlock

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BATT-LATCH · USER GUIDE

Batt-Latch functional guide

Proposed operating guide for the product interface, physical controls and responses.

Languages · EN / ES / PTDisplay · 128 × 128 px
01

First steps

Quick start

1

Power on

Hold LATCH for 1 s. Startup takes 2 s and the buzzer confirms completion.

2

Initial setup

On first power-up, complete Language → Time → Repetitions in that order. TIME directly confirms the language; Time and Repetitions are saved with ✓.

3

Create an opening

Press TIME, select +, set the time and confirm with ✓. In spaced cycles, the replacement notice appears when saving.

4

Lock

Insert the hook and press LATCH. At the set time, the hook releases and the buzzer sounds.

02

Physical interaction

Buttons and gestures

LATCH

Hook and power

Press: lock or unlock from Home.

Hold 1 s: power on or off.

In menus: return Home and discard unsaved changes. Initial setup cannot be skipped.

TIME

Menu and confirm

Press: open Openings; in menus, enter or edit.

Hold 1 s: open Settings.

UP

Up / decrease

Move selection up; decrease values while editing.

DOWN

Down / increase

Move selection down; increase values while editing.

03

Essential information

Home screen

Header

Shows the latch state, current time and battery level.

Next opening

One large panel shows the next scheduled time. Daily repetition does not add a date label.

Spaced cycle

Only repeat intervals 2, 3 and 4 display “Opens tomorrow at:” or the remaining number of days. “No openings” appears for an empty schedule.

Insert-hook reminder

The reminder remains active whenever at least one opening is configured and the hook is unlocked. It therefore appears immediately after saving an opening if the device is not locked. It is hidden during the 40-second alarm and returns as soon as the sound ends. It does not depend on the time remaining until the next opening, and it does not turn on or wake the screen by itself.

While the screen is visible, the unlock icon and the panel's upper and lower bars perform two short yellow flashes, pause, and repeat the cycle. At the same rhythm, Insert the hook alternates between white and yellow.

04

Scheduling

Openings

Press TIME from Home. The device uses one global repeat interval: 1, 2, 3 or 4 days. Repeat modes cannot coexist and there are no one-time openings. Daily repetition shows a flat list containing every configured time, sorted by time and without day headings. A 2-, 3- or 4-day cycle allows one opening only; only these spaced cycles display “Opens tomorrow at:” or “Opens in N days at:” when the next occurrence is not today.

IndicatorBehavior
↻ 11 — Every day
↻ 22 — Every two days
↻ 33 — Every three days
↻ 44 — Every four days

Create or edit

  1. 1

    Select + and press TIME.

  2. 2

    Press TIME on the time: edit hours, confirm to move to minutes, then confirm to finish.

  3. 3

    The editor only sets the time; the interval comes from the global Repetitions setting.

  4. 4

    Choose ✓ to save, × to cancel or delete when editing.

05

Preferences

Settings

Hold TIME for 1 s from Home; navigate with arrows and confirm with TIME.

Repetitions

Chooses the single global 1-, 2-, 3- or 4-day cycle. If the value changes, a second warning explains that every configured opening will be deleted before applying the new cycle.

Time

Sets hours and minutes. The product uses 24-hour format only.

Language

English, Español or Português, also identified by flags. Independent from this page's ES/EN switch.

Clear all

Restores factory settings: deletes every opening, returns repeat to 1 day, clears the configured time and restores English.

06

Scheduled event

Opening execution

1Time is reached

The occurrence is recorded and the device checks the hook state.

2If it is locked

The hook releases and the buzzer emits long pulses for 40 seconds: one complete clock-blink cycle sounds and the next remains silent.

3If already unlocked

The mechanism and buzzer do nothing. The occurrence is treated as passed and the device proceeds to the next opening.

When the 40-second alarm ends, the insert-hook reminder starts immediately, remains active until the device is locked and does not wake the screen.

07

Runtime

Battery, charging and sleep

100–86%Green · full85–71%Green70–56%Yellow55–41%Yellow40–26%Orange25–11%Orange10–4%Red≤3%Power off

Charging

The screen stays on, does not sleep and the device cannot be manually powered off. Normal functions are disabled. Connecting power while off turns the device on and displays charging. Only the active segment blinks; at 100%, the icon is cyan and steady.

Sleep and power off

Outside charging, Home sleeps after 30 s and menus after 60 s. Any button wakes without another action. Hold LATCH 1 s to power off with a 2-second reverse presentation.

SIM

External tools

Simulator-only functions

The following controls belong only to the web prototype and are not part of the product interface or physical operation.

Devices 1–4

The selector switches among four simulated units with independent openings, repeat, clock and language settings.

State

The battery slider tests each threshold and Charging forces the charging screen.

Quick actions

Trigger opening simulates the event; Sleep forces sleep; Restart keeps settings.

MUTE and indicator

MUTE silences browser audio. The light remains active as visual feedback for every buzzer event.

Latest event

Records the most recent action to verify the prototype response.

Persistence and portable file

The browser stores the four device profiles independently, including openings, repeat, language, clock adjustment, completed initial setup and MUTE. Reloading the same file in the same browser keeps the data.