14
The LynxPro family of data loggers run on a CR2450 coin-cell battery, which is easy to find. These
batteries are initially installed at the factory, but you can replace them yourself. The battery’s status
is shown on the LCD display. When you see four bars, it’s a new or fully charged battery. As the
battery’s life decreases, you’ll see fewer bars, and if there are no bars, you need to change the battery
immediately.
If the battery completely runs out (discharges fully), the logger will stop recording data. However, any
data collected just before the battery failed will be saved. Even with an empty battery, you can still
download data if you connect the logger to a PC. In this mode, the PC powers the logger, enabling
communication.
It’s important to note that the LynxPro’s battery can’t be recharged.
Once the device loses power, it will turn off.
Servicing the battery is easy with the battery access port located on the back of the LynxPro.
Either by pinching the finger impressions, or through using a coin, rotate the battery plug counter
clockwise by 45 degrees. Remove the plug, and the battery becomes exposed.
Battery Change Procedure
Battery
Door
603.456.2011
|
|
madgetech.com