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Charging the internal battery of the D-Air
®
system in your jacket/waistcoat
The D-Air
®
system installed in your Jacket/Waistcoat
is supplied by a LiFePo battery pack (3.2 V, 2400 mAh)
that ensures a range of 30 hours.
Should the battery charge level be too low, charge the
D-Air
®
system using the battery charger supplied in
the package.
To ensure a longer service life of the battery it is a
good rule to recharge the system when the residual
charge is equal to or lower than 2 notches: the battery
status can also be displayed on the instrument panel
by entering the relevant function.
Should you plan to store the D-Air
®
system for a long
time (for example during the winter), charge the
system completely before storing it.
The battery charger must be connected to a common
house power outlet (230 Vac at 50 Hz); make sure
that your power outlets comply with said
requirements.
The system can also be recharged with a computer
through a USB connection.
U
Fig. 118
Open the protection lid on the bottom of the D-Air
®
installed in your jacket/waistcoat, find the USB micro-
port (U) and connect the battery charger cable.
At the beginning of the recharging phase, 4 LEDs turn
on in sequence to indicate that the recharging is in
progress. When the battery is charged, 4 green LEDs
will be steady on. Disconnect the battery charger as
soon as the recharging process is completed.
The system complete recharging usually takes
approximately 4 hours.
When the recharging phase is completed or almost
completed and you disconnect the battery charger,
the D-Air
®
device turns off automatically.
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Summary of Contents for MULTISTRADA 1200S
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