The device offers three distinct modes, selectable via the M1, M2, and M3 buttons:

1. M1 Mode: Conventional Output Voltage Mode

   • Provides a consistent and stable voltage output.

   • Ideal for standard lining and shading techniques.

2. M2 Mode: Dot Mode

   • Delivers power in a rapid "dot" pattern.

   • Useful for techniques requiring precise, stippling motions, such as some shading or powder brow effects.

3. M3 Mode: Interval Puncture Mode

   • Provides a pulsed, intermittent output.

   • Designed to mimic a manual hand poke motion, which can be beneficial for certain SMP and delicate permanent makeup applications.

     
     

     Controls & Interface

     • Rotary Knob: Used to fine-tune the power output (gears/voltage) for precise control over the machine's speed and force.

     • Mode Buttons (M1, M2, M3): Select the desired operating mode. The corresponding LED will light up to indicate the active mode.

     • Power Control:

       • To turn ON: Press any mode button (M1, M2, or M3) from the off state.

       • To turn OFF: Long-press any mode button for 1 second.

     • Machine Connection Port: The output port where the tattoo machine is connected.

     • Type-C Port: Used for charging the internal battery or powering the device directly from a compatible DC adapter.