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4 Batteries in the Speech Case
4.1 Batteries
The Speech Case has one built-in battery. If the Speech Case battery is not charged sufficiently, the Speech Case will shut down
automatically.
When the Speech Case shuts down due to loss of battery charge, the Bluetooth®pairing is lost. When the Speech Case
is powered on again, re-establish Bluetooth® pairing as described in section
5.2 Install the iPad and Pair through
Bluetooth® .
4.2 Charging the Speech Case
1. Connect the Power cable to the charging port on the Speech Case.
2. Connect the Power adapter to an electrical outlet and charge the Speech Case until the battery is fully charged.
3. After your Speech Case is fully charged, disconnect the charger from both the device and the electrical outlet.
You can’t overcharge the battery. It is fine to charge the battery overnight.
You can use the Speech Case while the battery is charging.
Because of internal chemical reactions, battery performance may deteriorate over time. In addition, failure to keep the con-
ditions of use (charge, discharge, ambient temperature, etc.) within specified ranges may shorten the battery life expect-
ancy, or damage your Speech Case device. If the battery cannot maintain a charge for long periods of time, even when it
is charged correctly, it may need to be replaced.
The battery may need to be replaced every 12 to 18 months with typical use. Don’t try to replace the battery yourself. The
battery is internal and is not intended for service or replacement by the user or anyone other than a Tobii Dynavox
technician.
For battery storage and charging temperatures, see 2.2 Power Supply and Batteries, page 7 .
4.2.1 Power LED Behavior
The Power LED (Position 5 in Figure 3.2 ) will shine when the power adapter is plugged in and the battery is charging:
● Steady light on — Charging
● Flashing light — Battery fault (unit may need to be serviced)
●
Light off — Unit is fully charged
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