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Power Management
How do I check my battery capacity ?
When the iXm is powered up and you are not recording, you can always
recall the remaining battery power and the remaining memory
capacity. To indicate the remaining time to go, simply hit the STOP
button on the dashboard. First, the BAT LED will slow-flash yellow
followed by a yellow slow-flashing MEM LED. Each flash indicates the
approximate equivalent of one hour of remaining BAT or MEM capacity.
Use this function regularly to assure that your required recording time
is safe.
NOTE: This function only works in record ready mode, not
while recording.
NOTE: When the remaining battery life falls short of one
hour, there will be an automatic warning . The BAT LED on
the dashboard will start flashing amber. The last five
minutes of battery life are indicated by the BAT LED on the
dashboard flashing red.
What‘s my iXm‘s operating time ?
Your iXm‘s total operating time is determined by a combination of two
power sources: an internal li-ion battery and an additional three
AA-batteries. Fully charged, the internal li-ion battery provides a
minimum of 8 hours of operating time. Three AA-batteries offer an
additional minimum operating time of 6 hours. You can insert the AA
batteries into the battery compartment of the port panel. In
combination they will give you a minimum of 14 hours of operating
time.
You can select which battery source (AA-batteries or internal battery)
will be used first. Selection is made in your iXm Admin Software.
NOTE: The remaining recording time is determined by the
combination of memory space and battery life. Check that
you have enough memory space left on your SD card for
your next recordings (see: “How do I check my remaining
memory?“).
NOTE: Battery life might be less than indicated due to
low temperatures. It is recommended to fully charge the
iXm once a month to ensure your iXm‘s operating ability.