3 Preparing the Nardalert S3 for use
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Nardalert S3
Transport damage
Instrument/accessories damaged during transportation
Check for completeness and damages:
Remove device and accessories from the case and check for
completeness as well as any transport damages.
CAUTION! Do not operate a damaged device.
In the event of an incomplete delivery and damages to the device or
accessories, please contact your Narda sales partner. You can find
the Narda sales partner responsible for you on the Narda website at
After transport and storage
Condensation on an instrument can lead to damage
Condensation can form on an instrument that has been stored at a low
temperature when it is brought into a warm room. It may be damaged if
used.
Wait until all visible condensation has evaporated from the
instrument surface to avoid damaging the instrument.
Note:
The instrument is not ready for use until it has reached a
temperature within the operating range of -10 °C to +50 °C.
3.2 Battery Installation
The main operating battery (Narda P/N 2259/92.25) is a 3.6 Volt, lithium-
ion rechargeable battery, Type RCR123A. The battery needs to be
inserted into the NS3 before charging.
1. Unscrew battery door screw and insert battery with the positive (+)
side towards the battery door. See picture below.
2. Hold battery door closed while tightening screw.
3. Charge unit with supplied AC or DC chargers and verify operation
before attempting to use.
Insert battery with
positive (+) side
towards battery door
!
Do not insert battery backwards.
You could damage the battery door
and/or the system will not charge.
