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Appendix F
BATTERY HANDLES NOTES
The battery voltage reading is accessed from the SELF-TEST function of
the unit. See page 20 for more information.
Voltage Reading When Fully Charged:
Immediately after charging the NiMH battery handle, the voltage may
temporarily read 7.0 volts or higher. It will quickly taper down to about
6.5 volts. This is a normal characteristic of NiMH battery cells.
Voltage Reading While Operating:
Nominal battery voltage is 6.0 to 6.5 volts. This voltage range will
appear while you are using an adequately charged handle.
Voltage Reading When Battery is Near Empty:
After approximately 4 to 5 hours of typical use, the battery voltage will
start to drop below 6.0 volts. When the voltage reaches 5.8 volts, the
unit will emit a warning buzzer tone and the unit will no longer operate.
At this point the handle must either be recharged, or you may switch to a
12V supply or another handle.
Operating With a Discharged Handle and a 12V Source:
The unit can be operated from a 'dead battery' (discharged handle) with
the use of the 12V wall power adapter or 12V cigarette adapter. To do
this you should follow the procedure below:
1) Charge the handle for 5 or more minutes from the 12 V source.
2) Leave the 12V source attached to the handle and attach the handle
to the SpeedLaser
®
unit (if not already attached.)
3) Turn the unit on.
4) Note the voltage displayed (by the self-test function.)
5) If the display reads 6.0 volts or higher, begin using the unit. If it
displays <6.0 volts, repeat step 1).
The unit should now operate normally as long as the 12V supply is
hooked up.