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Replacing rechargeable batteries

 

The battery compartment is located at the front of the unit (see right picture). 

1) 

Open the battery compartment. 

2) 

Remove the battery cable and the corresponding connector carefully from the housing. Disconnect the 
old battery pack. Connect the wires/plug (red to red, black to black) with the new battery pack and in-
sert the new battery into the housing. 

3) 

Close the battery compartment again. 

Only use original rechargeable batteries and mains adapter from ADE. The warranty does not cover any dam-
age caused by using other types of batteries or charger units. 

Tips for handling the batteries 

The life of a battery depends on the frequency of use, temperatures, settings and the accessories being used. 

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New batteries or batteries that have been stored for a long period require a longer charging period. 

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Charge the batteries at room temperature. 

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Never expose the batteries to temperatures below -10°C (14°F) or above 45°C (113°F). 

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Rechargeable  batteries  lose  their  charging  capacity  over  the  time  and  require  a  longer  charging  period 
the older they are. If the battery performance drops considerably, then it is time to replace the battery. 

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New batteries are supplied in partial charged condition. Batteries achieve their full capacity after several 
complete charge and discharge cycles. 

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Do not throw old rechargeable batteries into the domestic waste. Ensure that the valid legal and municipal 
regulations of your country are being followed. 

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Never dispose of batteries in fire as they can leak or explode! 

 

Quality features  

 
ADE  products  correspond  to  the  applicable  EC  Directives  and  European  standards  to  manufacture 
and  distribute  world-wide  medical  devices  as  per  the  latest  technical  standards  ensuring  a  long  life 
time and continuous reliability. 

 

This  symbol  stands  for  compliance  of  the  European  Directive  covering  medical 
devices and declares the conformity as per the Medical Device Law.. 

 

Approved  scales  classes  III  respecting  the  standards  of  the  European  guideline 
covering approved scales are carrying this sign. 

 

Scales  carrying  this  symbol  are  approved  and  accredited  within  the  European 
Community and fulfils first class demands for calibrated scales. 

 

Products carrying this symbol meet the requirements as per: 

  The valid EC Directive for non automatic scales  

in the latest version. 

 
 
 

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Summary of Contents for M600020

Page 1: ...Operating Manual Class III Approved Scales Electronic Bed Scale M600020 M600020 210322 Rev008 UM e...

Page 2: ...ional devices 5 Housing and connections 6 Safety 6 Settings 6 Setting date and time 7 Operation 7 Modes of operation 7 Before weighing 7 Weighing 8 Tare function 8 Hold function 8 Determining the Body...

Page 3: ...ry place Dismantle packaging and foil carefully and remove the transport securing devic es Place the weighing feet on a plain dry and level surface before the weighing procedure Scope of delivery 4 We...

Page 4: ...ging period the older they are If the battery performance drops considerably then it is time to replace the battery New batteries are supplied in partial charged condition Batteries achieve their full...

Page 5: ...able for CE approved class III scales 13 Number pad Figures 0 9 Clear Enter and Navigation functions Key 6 menu direction to the right Key 4 menu direction to the left Key 8 menu direction down Key 2...

Page 6: ...positioning and operation follow the instructions of this operation manual Portable and mobile HF communication systems may influence electronic medical devices Make sure that the mains cable does no...

Page 7: ...Confirm with ENTER and date time are set Operation Modes of operation Weighing mode The weighing mode is of course the standard mode of your scale After initial configuration and sealing by attaching...

Page 8: ...tion Before Weighing on page 7 Entering manually tare values The user is able to insert manually the gross weight which is for example mentioned at the identification plate of the bed Enter the approp...

Page 9: ...13 to send the data to the serial interface Note Printing is not possible if the net weight is 0 The print function only produces one print out A reset is required to print out another copy Care serv...

Page 10: ...very applying to defects oc curred due to poor material or workmanship presentation of invoice is necessary All moveable parts bat teries cables mains units rechargeable batteries etc are excluded War...

Page 11: ...t Full duplex RS 232 38400 19200 9600 4800 2400 1200 bps Printer Port Output only RS 232 or active 20 mA current loop 9600 4800 2400 1200 bps Both Ports 7 or 8 data bits even odd or no parity Operator...

Page 12: ...conformity by the manufacturer This product has been manufactured in accordance with the harmonised European standards They con form to the regulations of the EC directives listed below NAWI Directive...

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