# NFC Scan an IF800 Battery's Status

## Scanning an IB388 (IF800) Battery

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

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For more information about obtaining a login on PilotGo, head to the Inspired Suite '[Getting Started](/inspired-documentation/products/inspired-suite/elevate/getting-started.md)' page.
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1. **Open the PilotGo App**\
   Launch the app on your mobile device and sign in if necessary. From the home screen, navigate to the 'Batterie&#x73;**'** tab in the bottom menu.<br>

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2. **Start a Scan**\
   Tap 'Scan Battery' to activate the scanner.<br>

<figure><img src="/files/xSua7rgVslY4gnkCcF1v" alt="" width="188"><figcaption><p>Scanning mode on iOS. Android devices appear differently.</p></figcaption></figure>

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

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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).
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3. **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.&#x20;

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If any values appear in a red state, stop using the battery and contact IFT support.
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4. **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.

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For more information on the IF800 IB388 Battery check the [IF800 Batteries Section](/inspired-documentation/products/aircraft/if800-tomcat/if800-batteries.md).
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