NFC Scan an IF800 Battery's Status

This page explains how to use the PilotGo app to scan an IF800 Battery for status including battery health, current charge , and more.

Scanning an IB388 (IF800) Battery

You can scan an IF800 battery directly from the app to quickly view its information.

For more information about obtaining a login on PilotGo, head to the Inspired Suite 'Getting Started' page.

1. Open the PilotGo App Launch the app on your mobile device and sign in if necessary. From the home screen, navigate to the 'Batteries' tab in the bottom menu.

1. Start a Scan Tap 'Scan Battery' to activate the scanner.

Scanning mode on iOS. Android devices appear differently.

1. Position Your Phone Hold your phone near the top of the battery. The scan will begin automatically.

The NFC detector is in a slightly different place in all smart phones. To discover it's location, experiment by holding the top or middle of your phone over the top port of the battery until a scan appears (as shown on the on-screen animation).

1. Review the Results The battery’s scan results will appear on your screen once the scan is complete. These values reflect the current state of the battery.

If any values appear in a red state, stop using the battery and contact IFT support.

1. Close or Scan Another Battery When finished, tap the 'x' button in the top right corner to close the scan. To scan another battery, simply repeat the steps above.

For more information on the IF800 IB388 Battery check the IF800 Batteries Section.