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Passport
™
rechargeable Battery LeD Indicator
Light Colour
Light function
Status
N/A
Off
• Battery charge is complete.
• No mains power to the Charging Station.
Red
Blinking
• Under normal conditions Charging Station is receiving
mains power from power supply but battery is not inserted
in Charging Station.
• Battery may be inserted upside down with the contacts
facing up.
• Battery is not fully seated in Charging Station for Battery
Contacts to make a good connection.
• Battery temperature is less than 0°C or above 60°C.
• Voltage to Charging Station is too high or low. This can
be caused by a faulty AC Power Adaptor or by use of an
incorrect AC Power Adaptor.
• Battery failure.
• Charging Station failure.
Red
On
• Battery is charging.
Battery Installation/removal
The Passport
™
Rechargeable Battery works with all Passport
™
Intelligent Cat Flaps/Dog Doors. It can
be used for full operation of the cat flap/dog door or as a battery back-up option in case of a mains
power loss.
to Install:
1. Open battery
compartment cover.
With Battery Contacts
pointed up and
arrow on battery
pointed down, insert
bottom of battery into
battery compartment
(
fig. 2A
).
2. Using the Battery
Grips, push battery
down to compress
spring inside
bottom of battery
compartment and
insert top of battery
(
fig. 2B
).
3. To finish installing
battery, release Battery Grips until arrow on battery and arrow inside battery compartment are aligned.
Close battery cover (
fig. 2C
).
to remove:
Open battery compartment door. Use Battery Grips and push down battery to compress spring in
bottom of battery compartment. While pushing down, pull out top of battery from compartment then
pull out bottom of battery to completely remove.
WArnInG
For long term storage, the battery should be stored at room temperature (around 20° C), charged
at about 30% to 50% of its capacity. Spare batteries should be charged and used at least once per
year to prevent over-discharge.
fig. 2A
fig. 2B
fig. 2C