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The smart battery charger is used to charge SMBUS batteries (Smart Batteries) with form factors
RRC2020, 2024, 2040 or smart batteries with a similar footprint e.g. 202x range, 204x range, 205x
Introduction:
range, DR36, etc..
Only batteries that comply with the Data Specification 1.0 or 1.1 can be charged with this battery
Caution:
charger. Other rechargeable batteries or conventional batteries may not be used.
Use smart batteries for as long as possible in your device before recharging. The more completely
Tip:
they are discharged, the more exact the charger can calculate capacity and charge requirements.
Making Connections
1.
Connect the cable from the mains adapter to the battery charger.
2.
Connect the power cable to the mains adapter and plug it into the mains socket.
3.
The LED is going out after the selftest of the battery charger. The battery charger is ready for use.
4.
If the red control lamp remains on and no battery is in the charger, the battery charger is defective.
Charging Batteries
1.
Connect up the battery charger as described above.
2.
Place a discharged Smart Battery into the battery charger.
3.
The battery charger makes a battery recognition and intialisation.
4.
The battery will be charged. Leave the battery until the green control lamp lights.
5.
Then the battery is fully charged. Remove the battery for use.
Usage of spacer
So that the battery RRC2020 or one with a similar form factor can be used, the spacer shown below (Figure 1) must be
used. The spacer is inserted like in figure 2 & 3 until it snaps. After that, the battery can be inserted for charging
(Figure 4). For the use of other battery types the spacer must be removed again.
Figure 1
Figure 2
LED Indications
One time Red/Orange/Green
Self test: Charger is ready for use.
The battery was not recognised as a Smart Battery. Either a conventional
battery is inserted or an extremely discharged Smart Battery. If it is a Smart
Red/Green blinking
Battery, it will be reactivated within 15 minutes and recharged. If this is not
the case, the LED will light red – see below.
Orange blinking
The battery is currently being calibrated.
Orange light
The inserted battery is the correct type and is currently being charged.
Green light
The battery is charged and can be removed for use.
The battery is too hot or too cold to be charged without damage.
Red blinking
battery is too cold it will be charged as soon as it has warmed up sufficiently.
If the battery is too hot it should be removed to cool down.
Either
Red light
- the battery is badly damaged and must be replaced, or
- it is a conventional battery which cannot be recharged.
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