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Flex Focus 1202 User Guide (BB1756-Q) Battery Support 49
Charging the Batteries
Batteries automatically begin charging when the system is plugged into the power
outlet.
Charger
station
Batteries can also be charged in the battery charger station where it takes
approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes to recharge 4 batteries. See “Battery Charger
Station (UA1247)” on page 53. The battery charger station is optional (see
Accessories in the Flex FocusProduct Data sheet).
Charging
new batteries
New batteries are typically at a 50% charge. There is a built-in battery check on
batteries for the battery pack. Always check before using for the first time. When
using new batteries in the system, BK Medical recommends that you plug in the
system for approximately 1.5 hours to charge the batteries fully.
NOTE:
A minimum of 2 batteries is required to run the system on battery power. The
system can only run on either 2 batteries or 4 batteries. This is true at all times.
May need to
discharge
and recharge
fully
If the Batteries Appear Not to Charge to 100%
After repeated use, the batteries may require a full discharge, full charge, and full
discharge in order to recalibrate the electronic fuel gauge so that the indication of
how much charge is left in the battery is accurate.
Battery Status
While the system is operating, battery status is visible both on the monitor (in the
bottom right-hand corner) and on the display on the back of the battery pack (see Fig
4-2).
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When the system is plugged into a power outlet, battery status is shown as
percent (%) of capacity remaining.
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When the system is running on the battery, battery status is shown as time
remaining in “hours:minutes”.
Information Available on the Monitor
The battery status indicator appears in the bottom right-hand corner of the monitor.
Figure 4-3. Battery level shown as % or as time available.
A message appears on the monitor (Fig 4-8) when a battery reaches the end of its
lifespan and needs replacing. For information about the disposal of depleted
batteries, see page 29.