Use the
2 m DC
cable to power the
from the AC
adaptor
CHARGE indicator
AC adaptor/battery charger
OPERATE indicator
(UADP-0
to indicate that the AC
power cord is connected to
a
power outlet
Charging the Battery Pack
USING THE AC ADAPTOR/
BATTERY CHARGER
Precautions:
l
If used near a radio, the AC adaptor/battery charger may
interfere with reception.
l
Prevent flammables, liquids, and metal objects from
entering the
l
This is a sealed unit. Do not attempt to open or modify it.
l
Do not damage, drop, or subject the unit to vibration.
l
Do not leave the unit in direct sunlight.
l
Avoid using the unit in humid or extremely hot places.
l
If the power source becomes disconnected during
recording, playback, or other operations, the tape will
remain wrapped around the drum, possibly causing
damage to the tape.
Reconnect the power source to the main unit
immediately.
if the DC OUT cable is connected to the AC
Align the mark on the side of the battery
adaptor/battery charger, disconnect it.
pack with the A mark on the charger, and
Insert the AC plug into a wall outlet.
guide the battery pack into the groove.
*The OPERATE indicator will light up.
Pressing the battery pack, slide it in the
direction of the arrow
until it locks into
place.
When the
battery
pack is
charged, all
three CHARGE
indicators will light
up. Remove the battery pack and then pull
the AC plug out of the wall outlet.
CHARGE indicators and charging time
Charging time using AC adaptor/battery charger
BT-L 1
90 minutes approx.
1
120 minutes approx.
Notes:
l
It
is normal for the battery pack and charger to warm up
during charging. This is not a malfunction.
l
Charging time depends on the ambient temperature and
the condition of the battery pack
Cautions:
l
Charge only SHARP model
or
1 battery
packs
Other types of
may burst, causing
personal injury and damage
l
The battery used in
may present the
of a
rise in surface temperature and/or the release of
flammable vapors.
Do not incinerate or mutilate. Replace battery with
and BT-L1 1 only. Use of another battery may present a
risk of fire or explosion.
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