OHAUS A32P3T series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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EN-6 Aviator 3000 Series
Operation
When the scale is running on battery power, the functionality will be the
same as when it is running on external power. Additionally, the so called
“Sleep” function can be used, please refer to section 5.2. When the scale
has activated the “Sleep” mode, simply press any key to activate the screen.
During battery operation, the battery symbol indicates the battery status.
Battery is full or fully charged.
Only about 2/3 power of the battery left
Only about 1/3 power of the battery left
The power of the battery is at a critical level. The scale
will be automatically turned off when the voltage of the
battery is lower than 6V to prevent weighing errors.
Charging (automatically)
The automatic charging will only start when the battery capacity has
dropped below approx. 5% of its capacity.
The scale allows recharging the NiMH batteries automatically and easily. To
charge new NiMH batteries, please allow between 10~15 hours, depending
on the battery type selected. To charge the batteries, simply connect the
scale to the external power supply and switch the scale on.
During the charging, the battery symbol will blink. The quantity of the blocks
inside the outline indicates how much power the battery now has. When the
blinking stops, the batteries are fully charged.
Manually Charging
The scale can also be set to charge at any time.
Make sure the scale is connected to the external power supply and switched
on. Simply press and hold the key [00] for approx. 3 seconds, until the
battery symbol
’s outline starts to blink. When the symbol has stopped
blinking, the batteries are fully charged, assuming the power is not
interrupted during charging.
Note:
The total operating time of the scale on fully charged batteries depends on
the capacity (mAh) of the batteries. The capacity of the NiMH batteries will
be reduced over time and therefore also the total operating time
of the scale. This is not an error of the scale, but it is normal behavior of the
NiMH batteries.