B45IRCINS4 V4.0 IR Classmate & IR Classmate
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Soundfield ‒ Reference & Installation Guide
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IR Classmate & IR Classmate
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Soundfield ‒ Reference & Installation Guide B45IRCINS4 V4.0
IR Classmate & IR Classmate
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IR Classmate & IR Classmate
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Battery charging
The batteries in all of these transmitters will last approximately 8 hours.
You will usually need to leave the unit recharging at the end of the day.
To conserve power always remember to switch the transmitter off when
not in use. If a second transmitter is only occasionally used it will need
charging less often.
2.
Using the external charger
(part no:
45IRTXHCHG2) plugged into a mains socket.
Charge time is 12-16 hours from flat (i.e. overnight).
It is safe to leave on charge for up to 5 days.
When charging, the
multi-colour indicator
will show red.
The Swift
TX
should last
a full school day with
fully charged batteries
‒ please contact our
Soundfield technical
helpline for advice
should you experience
short battery life.
There are two ways to charge a Swift
TX
transmitter:
1.
In situ
, using the 1.3 mm DC ‒ 1.3mm DC charge
lead supplied with the IR Classmate unit. (
Part no.
X0DIV00). Connect the charge lead into the ‘chg’
socket on the Swift
TX
and plug into the ‘Charge’
socket of the IR Classmate. Charging is
automatically terminated by the wall unit as long as
the door is locked.
1.3mm
plug
Charger
45IRTXCHG2
for
charging a Swift
TX
or
beltpack transmitter
Changing the rechargeable battery
The rechargeable battery will only need changing very
occasionally ‒ it should last between 1-2 years.
To open battery compartment, press in the centre of the battery
door with both thumbs and slide off.
The battery door is treated with a clear
anti-slip finish to reduce the tendency
to move when worn.
Pull on ribbon tab to release battery.
Use
only with the exposed metal end
battery as supplied with the Swift
TX
.
Other types of battery will not charge.
Rechargeable battery:
1 x 2700mAh high capacity
rechargeable
AA battery ‒ exposed end
(MBRAAHX1VAM)
.
This battery is fitted with the exposed metal end against the spring.
Position the battery on top of the ribbon tab for easy removal
next time.
Technical Note ‒ when a battery is first inserted, the Swift
TX
will
automatically test the battery to make sure it has enough charge.
The indicator will show orange for 5 secs while it is testing, followed by green or red for 1 sec:
Green
‒
the battery has enough charge.
Red
‒
the battery needs to be recharged.
A flickering indicator or no indicator ‒ the battery has no charge and needs to be recharged
or replaced.
Side contact
Exposed
metal end
