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Using iRobot Scheduler

Sending Schedules

After setting a cleaning time, you need to send the schedule to iRobot Roomba. To send a schedule to your Roomba:

Power on Roomba. Make sure all Virtual Walls are off when using iRobot Scheduler, and that Roomba is 8 feet away from the Home Base OR that Roomba is completely on the Home Base and both LEDs are on.

Open Scheduler's cover, point Scheduler at Roomba and press
Send All.The	image will flash to indicate Scheduler is sending

code. Roomba will play a song to indicate the schedule is received and the Status light will begin blinking.

Make sure Roomba is on the Home Base or in the center of the area you want to clean. Roomba will clean at the time you have scheduled.

Roomba's Status light will blink amber to indicate that Roomba is scheduled to clean.

iRobot Scheduler,Virtual Walls, and Home Base all operate using invisible infra red beams. If used in the same area, Roomba may see multiple infra red signals and not respond to commands.

Using iRobot Scheduler

Sending Schedules

To send a schedule to your Virtual Walls:

Press and hold the power button on the Virtual Wall Scheduler until the Scheduled light turns on.

Power Button

Point Scheduler at each Virtual Wall and press Send All to send the schedule.The image will flash to indicate the Scheduler is sending the schedule.

The Virtual Wall's Scheduled light will blink indicating that the wall is scheduled to

automatically turn on at the time you programmed.

You can clear the schedule from the Virtual Wall Schedulers by removing the batteries from the Virtual Walls, or by deleting all cleaning times from the remote and re-sending the clear schedule to the Virtual Wall Schedulers.

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