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maintain the battery.
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T he battery is the primary power source for the T alkman
terminal. It is charged by the battery charger, then is
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a fully charged battery , the battery may need to be replaced.
Along with your Talkman terminal, you received a battery housing
assembly kit. Please refer to Appendix B: Battery Housing Assembly
Kit guide for directions on how to house your battery.
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Talkman terminal can no longer run as long as it used to with
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The battery is charged by connecting it to the battery charger. Do
the following to charge the battery:
Figure 5-1, Charging the Battery
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1. Plug the battery charger into the power supply and the
power supply into a known good electrical outlet. The power
light on the battery charger will go on.
2. Place the battery into an unused receptacle on the battery
charger (see FIg. 5-1). The battery is inserted properly when
the battery contacts are positioned securely against the
corresponding number of contacts in the battery charger. At
this point, a red light on the cradle should go on to indicate
that the battery is being charged or waiting to be charged. If
no light turns on, contact your system administrator.
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3. The battery is charged and ready for use when the indicator
light on the battery charger turns green. If the red battery
light is on and solid, it is being charged, but is not yet fully
charged. A flashing red LED means that the battery is not
ready to be charged (for example, battery is too cold or too
hot or the other battery is being charged and this one is
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This battery charger will only work with approved batteries
and power supplies. Please check with your s~
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Installing Battery in the Talkman terminal.
To install a Talkman battery, follow these steps:
1. Make sure that the battery has been charged before placing it
in the Talkman terminal If a drained battery is inserted, you
will not be able to collect data.
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1. Slide the battery into T alkman as shown in Fig. 6-2.
Figure 5-2 Installing Battery in the T alkman
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Removing Battery from Talkman
To remove the battery from Talkman:
1. Turn offTalkman by pressing and holding d1e yellow
play / pause button until d1e T a1kman tetminalIED goes
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Do not remove battery when the Ta1kman
tenninal is only paused (blinking green
LED). All data gathered will be lost!
2. Hold Talkman in one hand with the buttons facing up. Place
your other hand under the battery while pressing down on
the battery release button. The battery should slide off
T alkman.
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3. If the battery does not release on its own, hold down the
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the Talkman terminal with your other hand
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1. Ensure iliat the Talkman cradle is powered. When powered,
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the Talkman cradle power light will be lit.
2. Place dle Talkman terminal in dle TaJkman cradle as shown
in Figure 5-3.
3. The Talkman tem1inal is ready for use when the status light
on the Talkman terminal turns a solid or flashing green. A
flashing red LED means that the T alkman tem1inal is not
ready to be used (for example, the Talkman terminal is
communicating over the RF network). If the Talkman
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tem1inal continuously displays a solid red light, contact your
syst~ administrator.
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