If you’re working with a treatment team, your clinician will provide you with a 4-digit code that you’ll need to enter into the MyClearStep app. This allows your measurements to be captured by the team, without you ever seeing a number.
Watch the video below to learn how to calibrate your scale:
Great question! The lights on your MyClearStep scale are designed to keep you informed about what’s happening with your device. Each color and flashing pattern represents a specific status. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand what you’re seeing:
- Both blue and white lights are on: The battery is installed, but the scale hasn’t yet calibrated to zero. Step off the scale and wait a moment for it to reset.
- Solid blue light: Your scale has successfully connected via Bluetooth.
- Slow flashing blue light: The Bluetooth is trying to connect, but the reference zero point hasn’t been found yet.
- Solid white light: Bluetooth is not connected yet.
- Slow flashing white light: The scale isn’t connected via Bluetooth and hasn’t found the reference zero point. Make sure the surface is stable and try again.
- Fast flashing white light: Your battery is low and needs to be replaced soon.
- Fast flashing blue light: The scale has detected a weight that exceeds its maximum capacity.
- Fast flashing blue and white lights together: This indicates an abnormal communication error. Try restarting the scale and reconnecting.
- Fast flashing blue and white lights alternating: Your scale is in firmware upgrade mode.
*The above light indications apply to new MyClearStep scales only. If you are using an older model, these light indicators do not apply.
If you’re working with a treatment team, your clinician will provide you with a 4-digit code that you’ll need to enter into the MyClearStep app. This allows your measurements to be captured by the team, without you ever seeing a number.
Watch the video below to learn how to calibrate your scale:
Great question! The lights on your MyClearStep scale are designed to keep you informed about what’s happening with your device. Each color and flashing pattern represents a specific status. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand what you’re seeing:
- Both blue and white lights are on: The battery is installed, but the scale hasn’t yet calibrated to zero. Step off the scale and wait a moment for it to reset.
- Solid blue light: Your scale has successfully connected via Bluetooth.
- Slow flashing blue light: The Bluetooth is trying to connect, but the reference zero point hasn’t been found yet.
- Solid white light: Bluetooth is not connected yet.
- Slow flashing white light: The scale isn’t connected via Bluetooth and hasn’t found the reference zero point. Make sure the surface is stable and try again.
- Fast flashing white light: Your battery is low and needs to be replaced soon.
- Fast flashing blue light: The scale has detected a weight that exceeds its maximum capacity.
- Fast flashing blue and white lights together: This indicates an abnormal communication error. Try restarting the scale and reconnecting.
- Fast flashing blue and white lights alternating: Your scale is in firmware upgrade mode.
*The above light indications apply to new MyClearStep scales only. If you are using an older model, these light indicators do not apply.
If you’re already using iPhone 17, a recent chipset update may temporarily affect Bluetooth pairing. To fix this:
Use another device (older iPhone, iPad, or Android) to update your scale’s firmware.
Install the MyClearStep app on that device.
Log in → Settings → Update Scale Firmware.
Step on your scale to complete the update.
Once updated, your MyClearStep Numberless Scale® will pair seamlessly with iPhone 17.
If you’re upgrading soon:
Update the MyClearStep app on your current phone.
Log in → Settings → Update Scale Firmware.
Step on your scale to complete the update.
Afterward, your scale will connect instantly with your new iPhone 17.
Prefer to wait? A fix will be included in the next iOS beta update (within 10–14 days). You can simply install that update instead of updating manually.
