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Safety and operating conditions

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

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 Do not short-circuit the contact pads on the back of the device while the 

device is turned on (power indicator light is on), this may cause device 

damage.

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The device must not be serviced (opened for the purpose of replacing batteries or 

fuses) while it is turned on. 

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Do not connect power sources to the device that do not meet the specifications 

for this device.

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Do not connect external power sources at the same time to the TX-500 transceiver 

and the battery pack connected to it.

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Do not exceed the input charging voltage of 50V or more.

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Do not wrap or cover the unit during operation.

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Do not leave the device unattended with the power supply connected to it. 

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Do not use the device while connected to the TX-500 transceiver during a 

lightning storm.

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Avoid getting moisture inside the product.

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Immediately turn off the product in case of smoke, burning smell, temperature 

rise in the room where the product is located. 

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The product must not fall into the hands of children.

The device has several protection modes:

REVERSE POLARITY PROTECTION

The BP-500 battery pack has polarity reversal protection, the battery pack cannot 

be charged if the polarity of the power source is reversed. When using third-party 

chargers or adapters, make sure that the power plug (DC 5.5×2.5 mm) is correctly 

pinned.

OVERHEAT PROTECTION

The BP-500 battery pack has built-in overheating protection. If the temperature 

rises above the recommended value, the transceiver screen will display the overheat 

warning sign "HOT!".

Summary of Contents for BP-500

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL v1 0 03 2023 Battery Pack LAB599 BP 500...

Page 2: ...2 Table of contents Description and Specifications 3 Appearance and controls 4 Maintenance 6 Connection and control 7 Safety and operating conditions 10...

Page 3: ...transceiver screen BP 500 FEATURES Direct attachment to the Lab599 Discovery TX 500 transceiver without the need for additional cabling Interchangeable Li Ion 18650 batteries Ability to use 3 or 6 ba...

Page 4: ...4 Top view 5 6 7 1 4 8 3 2 Bottom view 9 4 Left view 10 Appearance and controls...

Page 5: ...S 1 The device enclosure 2 Top cover 3 Kickstands 4 Battery heatsink 5 Power button 6 Operating indicator 7 Battery level check button 8 Battery level indication 9 Contact pads 10 DC charger socket 5...

Page 6: ...e battery pack 1 by loosening the 6 M3 screws 2 with the 2 mm hex wrench provided 1 2 3 4 2 Install the Li Ion 18650 batteries 3 into the battery holders observing the polarity 3 If necessary replace...

Page 7: ...the contact pads of the battery pack while the battery pack is active can cause device damage 1 Remove the rubber feet that cover the through mounting holes on the back of TX 500 transceiver 2 Accordi...

Page 8: ...HARGE LEVEL CONTROL To check the battery level press the button 3 Fig 1 the four segment display 4 will show the charge level corresponding to in percent 25 50 75 100 When the battery pack is connecte...

Page 9: ...cted to the TX 500 If the battery pack is active it will provide backup power if the transceiver s external power supply is undervoltage below battery pack voltage or if external power is lost Solar p...

Page 10: ...nded with the power supply connected to it Do not use the device while connected to the TX 500 transceiver during a lightning storm Avoid getting moisture inside the product Immediately turn off the p...

Page 11: ...sed in accordance with its technical purpose The product is suitable for operation at ambient temperature from 5 C to 35 C and humidity up to 100 The product is designed for both indoor and outdoor us...

Page 12: ...Lab599 inc www lab599 com...

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