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September 2016 – Iss. 1
IMPORTANT
Pay close attention to Warnings and Cautions in this manual.
A WARNING describes a condition that may cause severe personal injury or death if
allowed to happen.
A CAUTION describes a condition that may cause moderate injury or property damage
if allowed to happen.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The DLi cordless caplamp consists of cap mounted headpiece with a self-contained
lithium-ion battery and is designed to operate at full brilliance for 10-12 hours from a
fully charged condition, with reserve energy if extended operation is required for 60-
100 minutes. At the end of the working shift, the battery can be recharged using an
approved EnerSys charger. Charging time from fully discharged is 10-12 hours.
The lamp is operated by an intelligent software based system. Operation of the button
will give various lighting patterns dependent on the software fitted. As the battery
voltage falls, the light output will be reduced in order to increase operating time.
The DLi is based on Lithium-ion battery technology and utilises three state of the art
LEDs to give an optimal lighting pattern. The caplamp consists of an outer
polycarbonate shell, switch, cap clip, glass face and charge connections. Charging is
achieved via the two charge points on the rear of the lamp adjacent to the cap clip.
When the lamp is inserted into the charge point the charger begins the charge cycle
until the lamp is completely charged. The charging base prevents the lamp from being
inserted incorrectly
USING THE DLi CAP LAMP SYSTEM
The DLi caplamp is made up of the lamp-housing which contains the following parts:
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Bezel (ring)
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Lens (glass)
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Gasket
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Reflectors
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Main LED (focus)
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Main LED (wide angle)
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Pilot/auxiliary LED
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Circuit board and switch
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Battery & control circuit
The on-off-on switch button is located on the headpiece. Depressing the button
operates the LEDs through a menu of performance types.
Preparing the DLi Cordless lamp time for first use:
The DLi Caplamp contains battery protection circuitry that shuts the caplamp down in
the event that the battery reaches a low level; this is done to protect the lithium-ion
cells. When this occurs the Caplamp requires a re-initialisation charge:
1. Place the lamp on the charger. The lamp should flash once in the first 10 seconds
and then begin a charge cycle in the following 10 seconds.