After installation, a bright screen is not enough. A good handover checks the network, cloud, C3, Bluetooth scale, a real extraction, and support records. This makes it much faster to locate the cause of later disconnections, weight differences, or update problems.
1. Basic Acceptance Checks
| Item | Pass Condition |
|---|---|
| Boot and touch | Language selection, swipes, half-screen taps, PWR, and BOOT respond correctly. |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz Wi-Fi can be saved and the LAN IP appears on the settings page. |
| Admin portal | Language, version, OTA, and auto-standby settings can be opened. |
| Cloud machine | The correct Micra is selected and machine status, boilers, or presets can load. |
2. Shot-Dosing Acceptance
- Confirm C3 is powered and can connect to the Bluetooth scale.
- Read and adjust target yield from the remote shot-dosing page.
- Simulate target weight gently on the scale to confirm C3 can trigger stop.
- Pull a real shot and record target yield, stop-time curve value, and final settled cup weight.
3. Backflush and Maintenance Pages
During handover, also open the backflush page and confirm the 15-second paddle window, maintenance statistics, and state prompts. A shot curve must not appear by mistake during backflush, and a paddle-detection failure must not be misclassified as a normal extraction problem.
4. Records to Keep
5. Faster Support Follow-Up
If a later issue appears, open a support case from Order Lookup and include the order number, symptom, photos, or a short video. The handover record helps separate network, scale, C3, cloud-loading, and wiring problems.