Stenograph LUMINEX, User Manual

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Luminex User Guide
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3. Press Diag and then press Battery . The battery status screen displays.
Luminex Battery Status Screen
4. Review the following battery information:
• Indicator bar - provides an approximate indication of the battery voltage level. Green indicates
the battery is fully charged; yellow indicates it is charged and red indicates it is low.
• Voltage - the actual voltage amount. A main battery reading of 4.07 volts or higher indicates
normal operating voltage. 3.6 volts or below indicates the battery is very low and the titling screen
will turn off and Failsafe mode will occur if battery is not charged.
• State - displays whether the battery is charging or not charging.
5. When finished, press OK , Quit .
6. To display the Opening menu, press More .
Low Battery Warnings
As the main battery becomes progressively low, the battery indicator on the title bar will change from
green to yellow to red indicating a drop in battery voltage. The Luminex displays warnings messages on
the tilting screen and will beep to indicate the battery voltage is getting low. Once the Luminex switches
to FailSafe mode, the battery icon on the Status LCD blinks. When the main battery becomes low while
the Luminex is connected to a computer with the micro USB cable during realtime, low battery messages
continue to display until the battery is depleted but the writer will not beep. The micro USB cable plugged
into a powered computer may be able to charge the battery but may not begin charging immediately if
the battery is in a very low voltage state. The battery indicator on the title bar may reflect that it is
charging, but it may not actually be charging if the battery voltage is extremely low.
Use the Luminex Diagnostic feature to check the specific voltage level of the battery. View Battery
Voltage Level on page 13.