Installation; Power Supply; Operation Using The Mains Adapter; Operation Using Batteries - Promax SKYHUNTER Manual De Instrucciones

USER'S MANUAL SKYHUNTER.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1 Power Supply

The SKYHUNTER is a portable instrument powered by a rechargeable battery. The
instrument comes with a mains adapter enabling the SKYHUNTER to be connected to
the mains for operation and battery charging.

3.1.1 Operation Using the Mains Adapter

Connect the mains adapter to the SKYHUNTER using the external power connector
[4] (see figure 7) located on the left side panel. Connect the adapter to the mains,
thereby automatically starting the battery charging process. The instrument will emit an
acoustic indication and the information on battery charging (see '3.1.3 Battery
Charging') will be shown on the display. If the battery is already charged, the instrument
will automatically disconnect. To halt the charging process, press any of the three keys
( [1], [2] or
screen will disappear).
To start operation, keep any of the three instrument keys (
[3], see figure 6) pressed down for more than 1 s. Under these conditions the
instrument starts up. Battery charging process will stop if the instrument is used during
the process.
Before using the mains adapter, make sure that it is the appropriate one for your mains
system: Mains power adapter model AL-101.
The mains adapter is exclusively designed for indoor use.

3.1.2 Operation Using Batteries

The instrument may be powered using a 7.2 V and 1.5 Ah Ni-MH battery
(CB-075).
For the instrument to work using the battery, you need only press any instrument
key ( [1],
fully charged, the SKYHUNTER has an approximate autonomy of 70 minutes
uninterrupted operation.
When the battery is flat, you will hear an acoustic indication, the screen will show
the message 'BATTERY LOW' and, afterwards, the instrument will automatically switch
off.
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[3], see figure 6) for more than 2 s (the battery-charging
[2] or [3], see figure 6) for more than 1 s. With the battery
[1], [2] or
CAUTION
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