Rae UltraRAE 3000, User Manual

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UltraRAE 3000 User’s Guide
4. Place the instrument into the Travel Charger or Charger Stand.
The LED in the Travel Charger (or Charger Stand) should
glow.
The instrument begins charging automatically. (If the optional
Charger Stand is used, the “Primary” LED blinks green to
indicate charging.) During charging, the diagonal lines in the
battery icon on the instrument’s display are animated and you see the
message “Charging...”
Note:
If the Li-ion battery has been discharged below a certain
threshold, the “Charging...” message does not display immediately.
The charging LED blinks to indicate that it is charging, and after it
has been charging for a while, the “Charging...” message appears.
When the instrument’s battery is fully charged, the battery icon is no
longer animated and shows a full battery. The message “Fully
charged!” is shown. (If the Charger Stand or Travel Charger is used,
its LED glows continuously green.)
Note:
If you see the “Battery Charging Error” icon (a battery
outline with an exclamation mark inside), check that the
instrument or rechargeable battery has been properly set into
the Travel Charger (or Charger Stand). If you still receive the
message, check the Troubleshooting section of this guide.
Note:
If the instrument or battery has been charging for more than 10
hours and you see the “Battery Charging Error” icon and a message
that says, “Charging Too Long,” this indicates that the battery is not
reaching a full charge. Try changing the battery and make sure the
contacts on the instrument are meeting the Travel Charger’s (or
Charger Stand’s) contacts. If the message is still shown, consult your
distributor or RAE Systems Technical Services.
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