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Removing the APX Clamshell
Battery From The Radio

1.

Push on the latch buttons on both
sides as Figure 2. Then slide out
the battery pack from the radio.

Figure 2: Push and slide out the battery

1

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Summary of Contents for PMNN4439

Page 1: ...APX Radios AA Lithium AA Alkaline Replaceable Battery Pack PMNN4439 Accessories ...

Page 2: ...blank fm Page 1 Wednesday July 31 2013 9 53 AM ...

Page 3: ...ola APX radios to operate using standard AA batteries This allows the radio to be operated in conditions where there is no available power supply to recharge the standard NiMH or Li Ion batteries such as power outages and remote locations Additionally the battery pack can be used as an emergency backup to these standard batteries 68012010015_a fm Page 1 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 4: ... tested and optimized with the following battery manufacturer Energizer The Motorola APX Radios AA Lithium Replaceable Battery Pack is compatible with Motorola APX Radio Use only 12 pieces 1 5 V Lithium Primary AA Batteries or 12 pieces 1 5 V Alkaline Primary Batteries mixed chemistry battery could cause system malfunction Battery Type Selector switch should be toggled to the position according to...

Page 5: ... radio s low power setting must be turned to 2 W or less The radio will indicate low battery alert when the AA batteries voltage level is low The user can see the battery indicator blinking at the top right of the radio display The moment the user sees a low battery alert user is advised to change the AA batteries immediately 68012010015_a fm Page 3 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 6: ...GUIDELINES WAR N I N G 1 Lithium batteries may explode if disposed of in fire 2 Alkaline Primary batteries may explode if disposed of in fire 3 DO NOT replace batteries in a potentially explosive atmosphere 4 Contact sparking may occur 5 To prevent injury or burns DO NOT allow metal objects to contact or short circuit the battery terminals 68012010015_a fm Page 4 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 7: ...se 7 DO NOT store the battery pack with battery inserted DO NOT attempt to charge the battery pack 8 DO NOT expose battery pack with battery installed to salt water unless it is attached to a radio 9 Battery pack alone is not submersible 68012010015_a fm Page 5 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 8: ... Battery Pack To The Radio 1 Slide in the battery pack towards the radio chassis slot as shown below Push the bottom of battery pack until both latches snap in place Figure 1 Slide towards the chassis 68012010015_a fm Page 6 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 9: ...hell Battery From The Radio 1 Push on the latch buttons on both sides as Figure 2 Then slide out the battery pack from the radio Figure 2 Push and slide out the battery 1 2 68012010015_a fm Page 7 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 10: ...Removing the APX Clamshell Battery Tray From The Housing 1 Push on the push buttons on both sides as shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 Push the push buttons 68012010015_a fm Page 8 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 11: ...9 2 Slide up the C clip as Figure 4 Figure 4 Slide up the C clip 68012010015_a fm Page 9 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 12: ...10 3 Hold on the Tray bottom cover and slide it out Figure 5 Hold tray button and slide 68012010015_a fm Page 10 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 13: ...ry tray for correct battery polarity All batteries are inserted with the same orientation Insert another 6 new batteries on the opposite side of the battery tray Figure 6 Insert batteries accordingly Follow the markings on the battery tray for correct battery polarity 68012010015_a fm Page 11 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 14: ... new and used batteries in the same batch as this will adversely affect performance DO NOT mix Lithium Primary batteries and Alkaline Primary batteries in the same batch as this will adversely affect performance 68012010015_a fm Page 12 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 15: ...13 Installing The Battery Tray To The Housing 1 Slide the battery tray into the housing Figure 8 Slide into the housing 68012010015_a fm Page 13 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 16: ...p in position until it snaps into the housing A gentle click sound should be heard when the C clip is fully latched in position Figure 9 Push C clip into the housing 68012010015_a fm Page 14 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 17: ... Type Selector switch is toggled to the correct position according to the type of battery being installed Li Lithium Primary Battery Alk Alkaline Primary Battery Wrong switch position will cause incorrect Low Battery Alert Indication 68012010015_a fm Page 15 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 18: ...is or foreign objects that could interfere with gasket and sealing surface 3 Periodically clean gasket and sealing surface This is recommended after each use 4 If battery is exposed to salt water mud or any other debris it should be washed and dried before opening the battery tray 68012010015_a fm Page 16 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 19: ...measure battery pack voltage at the external radio contacts 1 Ensure that all batteries are properly oriented and that there are no foreign objects in the battery pack 2 Ensure that the battery to radio contacts are clean dry and not damaged 3 Ensure that the tray to battery contacts are clean dry and not damaged 4 Ensure that battery type selector switch is toggled to position according to batter...

Page 20: ...L x W x D 6 45 x 2 5 x 2 3 163 8 mm x 63 6 mm x 58 2 mm WAR N I N G 5 Inspect for debris or foreign objects that could interfere with gasket and sealing surface 6 No further troubleshooting should be performed DO NOT attempt to disassemble the battery pack 68012010015_a fm Page 18 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 21: ...19 Approximate Weight Without Batteries 9 5 oz 270 g With Lithium Primary Batteries 15 9 oz 450 g With Alkaline Primary Batteries 19 4 oz 550 g 68012010015_a fm Page 19 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 22: ...20 NOTES 68012010015_a fm Page 20 Friday August 2 2013 10 58 AM ...

Page 23: ...backcover_68012010015_a fm Page 1 Tuesday July 9 2013 2 42 PM ...

Page 24: ...istered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings LLC and are used under license All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners 2013 Motorola Solutions Inc All rights reserved 68012010015 68012010015 A backcover_68012010015_a fm Page 2 Tuesday July 9 2013 2 42 PM ...

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