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Placing the Naída CI M90 in Flight Mode
The Naída CI M90 communicates wirelessly with other devices in the
2.40 GHz to 2.48 GHz frequency range. When flying, some operators
require all devices to be switched into flight mode. Entering flight mode
will not disable normal sound processor functionality but will disable
Bluetooth connectivity functions.
Activating and Deactivating Flight Mode
1. Hold down either the top or bottom of the multifunction button while
attaching the battery.
2. Continue to hold down the button while the sound processor
starts up, until a long, solid orange LED is visible, approximately
10 seconds. Note that the start-up LEDs that indicate the battery life
of the rechargeable battery and the program number will be seen
before the long, solid orange flight mode LED.
3. Removing and reattaching the battery will take the sound processor
out of flight mode.
Information about Naída CI M90 Accessories
M Batteries and M Battery Charger
General Charging Information for M Batteries
• The M Battery Charger provided with the sound processor is
designed to recharge up to three M Batteries simultaneously�
Using the supplied power adapter, it takes approximately 3 to
4 hours to fully recharge a depleted M Battery� If the M Battery
is stored for prolonged periods of time, it may take approximately
5 to 6 hours to fully recharge the battery� This will vary slightly
for different M Battery types�
•
M Batteries do not need to be fully depleted before charging�
A partially charged M Battery may be fully charged in a shorter
time period�
• You can remove the M Battery from the charger at any time�
• You will not damage the M Batteries if they remain on the charger
longer than the required charging time or overnight�
•
It is recommended to use and recharge the M Batteries at least
once every 3 months� Please note that M Batteries will decrease
in capacity with age, even if not in use� This is normal behavior
for all rechargeable batteries and should not be considered a
defect�
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