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Charging the Rechargeable Battery Pack
Connect the docking station to a power
outlet using the supplied universal
power adapter. Be sure to use the plug
adapter that fits your local electrical
standards. Connect the power jack of
the power adaptor to the DC power
inlet located on the docking station.
DC Power inlet
USB cable
Docking Station
Normal Charge Cycle
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With the Ti30 unit powered off, place it on the docking station.
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Do not connect the docking stations USB cable to the computer at this point.
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The red LED (on the left) will flash several times as the circuit senses a rechargeable
battery pack and determines its state of charge.
Note:
If a non-rechargeable battery pack is sensed by the docking station, neither LED
will blink.
The remaining points assume that the imager contains a sealed, rechargeable battery pack.
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The red LED turns on continuously to indicate that charging is in progress. This process
can take from a few minutes to more than an hour.
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The red LED turns off once the battery pack is fully charged and the green LED (on the
right) turns on continuously.
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Momentarily lifting the Ti30 unit from the docking station for about 5 seconds or longer
interrupts the charging process. The green light will come on and no further charging
will occur. Press the
Restart / Sync button between the LEDs to resume charging.
Pressing the button if the batteries are completely charged will have no effect.
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The imager may be removed from the docking station before recharging is completed
without harm. However, the imager may not be fully charged and its operating time may
be reduced accordingly.
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An imager containing single-use batteries may safely be placed on the docking station for
storage or image transfer. In fact, we recommend the imager always be placed on the
docking station when not in use, regardless of the type of batteries being used.
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