iRobot ROOMBA-690 user manual

As an AI language model, I do not have real-time information, but I couldn't find any official announcements stating that Roomba 690 has been discontinued. However, it's always a good idea to check with official iRobot sources or authorized retailers for the most up-to-date information on product availability.

Yes, the Roomba 690 does have mapping capabilities. It uses iAdapt Navigation technology to map and navigate your home, allowing it to clean multiple rooms efficiently.

The Roomba 690 is equipped with a Li-Ion battery that typically lasts for around 60 to 90 minutes on a full charge, depending on factors such as the cleaning mode and floor type. Once the battery power is low, the Roomba will automatically return to its docking station to recharge.

The buttons on a Roomba vacuum cleaner can vary depending on the model, but here are some commonly found buttons:
1. Clean: This button starts or pauses the cleaning cycle.
. Home: Pressing this button sends the Roomba back to its docking station.
3. Spot Clean: This button is used for thoroughly cleaning a specific area.
4. Schedule: Allows you to set a specific time for the Roomba to start cleaning automatically.
5. Dock: Sends the Roomba back to its docking station without starting a cleaning session.
6. Power: Turns on or off the Roomba.
7. Spot Cleaning Mode: This button activates the Roomba's spot cleaning mode, where it concentrates on a small, heavily soiled area.
8. Virtual Wall: Some models have a virtual wall button, which helps create an invisible barrier to restrict the Roomba's cleaning area.
9. Recharge: This button forces the Roomba to return to its charging dock even if it's not completely out of battery.
Note: The availability and exact functions of the buttons may differ between Roomba models.