Intermec CT60, Руководство пользователя

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2 Hardware Operation
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CT60 Rugged Tablet PC User’s Guide
If four LEDs are lit a solid green, an estimated 80% of the total
battery charge remains. If three are lit a solid green and the
fourth one begins flashing, the computer has approximately
70% charge remaining.
The last LED indicator flashes when approximately 10% of bat-
tery power remains. When the remaining battery power becomes
critical, all data should be saved. Failure to do so may result in
lost data! Replace one of the batteries with a fresh battery or re-
charge the unit.
When the CT60 is turned off, the battery status indicators will
also turn off after a delay of a few seconds. When the computer
is placed in standby mode, the battery status indicators will flash
as a reminder the unit is on standby.
How to Recharge Your Batteries
The CT60 batteries automatically fast-charge any time the
CT60 is connected to an external power source (AC or DC).
This is accomplished using either the CT60 internal battery
charger or an approved Intermec power source/battery charger.
To recharge the battery using the AC adapter, plug the circular
connector of the AC adapter into the AC connector in the
CT60 or in the power supply port on the replicator. Charging
begins automatically as the unit is docked when using a vehicle-
docking mount, desktop docking station, or a wall mount dock-
ing station. The CT60 is fully functional as it charges. Using the
computer as it charges will only slightly lengthen the recharging
process. The batteries may feel warm to the touch during this
process. It is normal for a battery to become warm during charg-
ing and discharging.
The CT60 requires at least 14.5 v DC for fast
charging. Do not use any external power source
other than the AC or DC adapters provided with
the CT60; permanent damage to the battery or
computer may occur.
Do not connect more than one power source at a
time, such as an AC power supply and a docking
station, when charging the CT60 or permanent
damage to the battery or computer may occur.