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HAPSITE Smart Operating Manual
13.3.5 Replacing The HSS Battery
Replacement of the battery is performed on an as needed basis. The battery is
used when a remote power source is not available. When the battery charge reads
20%, a battery change is needed.
NOTE: The battery level can be monitored by pressing the TEST button located
on the front of the HAPSITE battery. While the TEST button is pressed, the
% Charge Level will indicate charge in increments of 20% from 20% to
100% , as well as OVER . A charge reading of OVER indicates a charge
above expected, and should be considered beneficial.
When the battery charge is low, the LO BAT indicator on the HSS is illuminated. If
this warning is ignored, the HSS will eventually turn off, and the HAPSITE (or
laptop, if used) will display a message stating that communication is lost.
Replacement should be performed between sample runs, and in a dry and
non-hazardous environment, since the front door must be opened.
1
Open the front door and turn off the HSS by pressing the POWER switch
located behind the front door.
HINT: The HAPSITE and laptop, if connected will display a message that
communication has been lost.
2
Hold the HSS instrument in place and push the battery into the slot to free the
latch.
3
Press the black button above the battery and hold while releasing the battery.
The springs will push the battery out, and the battery can be easily drawn out
of the slot.
4
Place a charged battery in the slot, making sure the lettering is right-side up.
5
Press the battery into the slot until snug. The latch inside the slot will hold the
battery in position when properly installed.
6
Turn on the HSS by pressing the POWER switch located behind the front
door.
HINT: The HAPSITE and laptop, if connected will reestablish communications
with the HSS.
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