extronics iTAG, Operating Manual

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4.5
iTAG charging indication
An indication on the iTAG will be visible when the tag is charging. Table 1 is a summary
of the iTAG’s LED indications.
Indication LED Colour Tag LED
position
Normal operation
– high and medium battery
Green flashing Top
Low battery Red Flashing Top
Reserve battery Red on Top
Battery charging Red Slow Flash Top
Battery fully charged Green on Top
Table 1.
Warning! If the Photo ID retention screw is fitted ensure it is fully tightened prior to
charging.
4.6
Cleaning and maintenance
The Multicharger and all its components require no maintenance. The fuse may need
replacing and if so reference Section 4.8. Any repair work on the Multicharger must
be carried out and performed by Extronics approved personnel.
The cleaning interval depends on the environment where the Multicharger is installed.
A damp cloth will usually suffice.
Some cleaning materials include aggressive ingredients that can affect the
Multicharger’s materials. We recommend that you do not use compounds containing:
• Combinations of isopropyl alcohol and dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride.
• Combinations of ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic Acid and Sodium Hydroxide.
• Benzul-C12-16-Alkyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chlorides.
• D-Limonene.
UV cleaning is not supported.
The Multicharger must not be subjected to excessive stresses e.g. vibration, heat, dust,
corrosive gases, condensation, impact and shock.
4.7
Assembly and disassembly
The Multicharger is provided ready assembled and should not be disassembled.
4.8
Replacing the fuse
The Multicharger incorporates a handy panel mounted fuse holder to allow the fuse to
be easily replaced, Figure 3.3. Ensure that the Multicharger is turned OFF and the
mains plug removed from the mains socket. Using a pan head screwdriver rotate the
cover anti-clockwise and remove the fuse. Fit a new fuse, re-insert the fuse holder
body and turn clockwise to secure.