Power The Radio; Charging The Batteries - PERFECTPRO Rock Pro 2 Mode D'emploi

Power the radio

1. Installing the batteries, first turn battery cover fixture anti-clockwise to loosen and pull down the
battery cover.
Note:
Before you insert the batteries, if you use non-rechargeable batteries, make sure the NiMH/Alkaline
switch is switched to Alkaline position.
2. Insert 6 x C size (UM-2) batteries into the compartment. Ensure the batteries are completely inserted
in accordance with the diagram shown. Close the battery cover and fasten the fixture by turning
clockwise. Reduced power, distortion and a "stuttering sound", or low battery sign
the LCD display are all signs that the batteries need replacing or recharging (see below Charging
the batteries). Run time of the radio on batteries varies strongly depending on the quality and
capacity (mAh) of the batteries, temperature, volume level etc.
. AC Operation
Before plugging the AC power cord into the AC socket, be sure the voltage is correct. If you have
batteries in the radio and connect AC power cord into the AC socket, the batteries will automatically
be disconnected. AC cable hook is designed to store the AC power cord when the radio is not in use.

Charging the batteries

Reduced power, distortion and a "stuttering sound" or low battery sign flashing on the LCD display
are all signs that the batteries need recharged if you use rechargeable batteries to power the radio.
Note:
The radio can be charged only when the radio is off. Connect the AC power cord into the AC socket
to charge the batteries. Be sure the battery type switch is set to Ni/MH position. When the batteries
are being charged, the red Charge LED will be on. Charging time can take up to approx. 10 hours
depending on the battery capacity of the rechargeable batteries. When the batteries are fully
charged, the charged LED will be steady on green color.
Note:
Charge new batteries fully the first time before first use. This can take longer depending on the
capacity of the rechargeable batteries.
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