User Manual LRC-L1
Version 1.0.0 - 11/2010
Subject to change without notice.
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5 Battery & Battery Charger
5.1 Connecting the Battery Charger
The processor-controlled battery charger can be configured with exchangeable plugs for the main power
supply. Before using the charger, ensure that the appropriate plug for your country has been inserted into the
unit. Should this not be the case and the plug needs changing, follow these steps:
⇒
In order to change the plug, shift the spring-loaded locking mechanism on the back of the charger unit in
the indicated direction.
⇒
Insert the desired exchangeable plug into the charger unit until it audibly clicks and is locked into place.
The ‘Power’ LED will light up and indicate the ready condition as soon as the charger unit is connected to
the
mains
supply.
⇒
Connect the charger with the charger cradle by inserting the plug on the secondary side of the charger
into the matching socket in the charger cradle.
Figure 4: Charger unit with exchangeable plugs
Figure 5: Charger unit with cradle
DANGER
!
Electric shock
Do not open the charger. The charger must be protected against moisture and rain in order to
exclude the fire hazard or an electric shock. The charger must only be operated in dry indoor
spaces. Do not use the charger if the housing or mains plug is damaged! Contact the customer
service department of Cattron-Theimeg Europe GmbH & Co. KG.
5.2 Charger Status Indication
Indication
Description
“Power” (1)
red LED
Permanent light indicates that the charger is ready for operation. Lights up as soon
as the charger is connected to the mains supply.
”Charge” (2)
red LED
Permanent light indicates the charging after contacting the battery.
”Ready” (3)
green LED
Permanent light indicates that the battery is charged. The green LED switches to
blinking mode after approximately 2 minutes = pulse trickle charging.
During testing mode, the LED blinks in conjunction with the "Charge" LED.
“Discharge” (4)
yellow LED
After pressing the discharge button for approx. 2 s, permanent light indicates the
discharging. Simultaneously, the ‘Ready’ LED blinks for approximately 1 minute to
indicate the testing phase.
Discharge button (5) Pressing the discharge button for approx. 2 s starts discharging of the battery.
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