Radio Shack 23-401 Bedienungsanleitung

Cat. No. 23-401

OWNER’S MANUAL

Please read before using this equipment.

CELLULAR BATTERY

CONDITIONER/CHARGER

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FEATURES

Radio Shack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation.

Motorola is a registered trademark of Motorola, Inc.

Nokia is a registered trademark of Nokia Corporation, Finland.

Your Radio Shack Cellular Battery

Conditioner/Charger uses advanced

technology to charge and condition

various rechargeable cellular phone

batteries — such as Radio Shack 17-

1060/1061/1062, Motorola Micro Tac

and 9800 series, and Nokia 101/232.

To prevent your rechargeable battery

from losing its ability to fully recharge,

you must condition it (by discharging it)

about once every 10 times you re-

charge it. Most battery chargers can

only recharge a battery. Your Radio

Shack Cellular Battery Conditioner/

Charger lets you both discharge and

then recharge it, increasing your bat-

tery's efficiency and durability.

Its features include:

Batter

Versatilit

— lets you re-

charge Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd) and

Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) re-

chargeable cellular phone batteries.

Built-In Dischar

e — lets you condi-

tion your rechargeable battery for the

longest life and best performance.

Automatic Switchin

— automatical-

ly switches to the charging mode when

discharging is completed.

Status Li

hts — show you the battery

conditioning/charging status.

Two Power Sources — let you power

the conditioner/charger using either

standard AC power or your vehicle's

battery power.

Interchan

eable Char

Adapters

— let you recharge/condition various

types of rechargeable batteries, such

as Motorola Micro Tacseries, Motorola

9800 series, Nokia 101, Nokia 232,

etc.

Quick/Slow Char

e Selector — lets

you charge a battery either in the slow

mode for a longer lasting charge, or

the quick mode to begin using it more

quickly.

Trickle Char

e— continuously charg-

es the battery with a 20–30 mA trickle

current after the batteries are fully

charged to ensure they are ready to

use at any time.

Short-Circuit/Overchar

e/Deep-Dis-

char

e Protection — protects your

battery from being damaged and pro-

longs its life.

Batter

Condition Function — re-

freshes/activates batteries that have

not been used for long periods of time.

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CONTENTS

Preparation............................................................................................................ 4

Connecting a Motorola Micro Tac Battery........................................................ 4

Connecting a Motorola 9800 Series or Nokia 101/232 Battery........................ 4

Removing a Battery ......................................................................................... 6

Removing an Adapter ...................................................................................... 6

Connecting Power ........................................................................................... 6

Using Standard AC Power......................................................................... 6

Using Your Vehicle’s Battery Power .......................................................... 7

Operation............................................................................................................... 8

Charging a Rechargeable Battery.................................................................... 8

Conditioning a Rechargeable Battery .............................................................. 9

Refreshing a Fully Discharged Battery ............................................................ 9

Care And Maintenance....................................................................................... 10

Replacing the DC Cord’s Fuse....................................................................... 11

Specifications..................................................................................................... 12

This symbol is intended to alertyou to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within

the conditioner/charger’s enclosure that might be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk

of electric shock. Do not open the conditioner/charger’s case.

This symbol is intended to inform you that important operating and maintenance instructions

are included in the literature accompanying this conditioner/charger.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT OPEN.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER OR BACK. NO USER-SERVICE-

ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVIC-

ING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

CAUTION !

Warnin

: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this product

to rain or moisture.

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PREPARATION

CONNECTING A

MOTOROLA MICRO TAC

SERIES BATTERY

The conditioner/charger is designed to

charge a Motorola Micro Tac series

battery that you can mount directly

onto the conditioner/charger.

1. Hold the battery with its charging

contacts to the right, then place

the battery’s bottom slide groove

over the conditioner/charger’s

slide guides.

2. Push the battery toward the left

until it clicks into place.

CONNECTING A

MOTOROLA 9800

SERIES OR NOKIA 101/

232 BATTERY

To charge a Motorola 9800 series,

Nokia 101, or Nokia 232 battery, you

need to mount the proper supplied

charging adapter along with the bat-

tery.

Note: The adapters are labelled on the

bottom.

Follow these steps to charge a Motor-

ola 9800 series battery using the ap-

propriate charging adapter.

1. Place the charging adapter’s bot-

tom slide groove to the right of the

charger/conditioner’s slide guides.

Note: The adapter’s notches (on

the bottom) and the conditioner/

charger’s tabs must be aligned.

2. Push the adapter toward the left

until it clicks into place.

3. Hold the battery with its charging

contacts to the right, then place

the battery’s bottom slide groove

over the adapter’s slide guides.

Motorola Micro

Tac Battery

Label on bottom

of adapter

Ali

nment notches

and tabs

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4.Push the battery toward the left until

it clicks into place.

Motorola 9800

Follow these steps to connect a Nokia

101/232 battery using the appropriate

charging adapter.

1. Place the charging adapter’s left

edge over the left edge of the condi-

tioner/charger’s mounting guides.

2. Push the adapter toward the left

until it clicks into place.

3. Hold the battery with its charging

contacts toward the right and

place them over the adapter’s

charging contacts.

4. Push down on the battery’s left

side until it clicks onto the adapter.

Nokia 101

Nokia 232

Motorola 9800

Adapter

Nokia 101

Adapter

Nokia 232

Adapter

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REMOVING A BATTERY

1. Press down on the battery’s lock-

ing tab.

2. Push the battery toward the right

until it slips out of the mounting

guides.

REMOVING AN

ADAPTER

1. Press down on the adapter’s lock-

ing tabs.

2. Push the adapter toward the right

until it slips out of the conditioner/

charger’s mounting guides.

CONNECTING POWER

Cautions:

• Always plug the AC or DC adapter

into the conditioner/charger

before you plug it into a standard

AC outlet, and always unplug it

from the outlet before you unplug

it from the conditioner/charger.

• Never connect power to the condi-

tioner/charger when you are not

using it to charge or condition a

battery.

Using Standard AC Power

To power the conditioner/charger from

standard AC power, connect the sup-

plied AC adapter’s barrel plug to the

conditioner/charger’s DC 12V-24V jack.

Then plug the other end into a stan-

dard AC outlet.

Battery’s lock-

tabs

Adapter’s lock-

tabs

Usin

standard

AC power

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The conditioner/charger beeps one

short beep and the red CHARGE LED

lights.

Caution: The supplied AC adapter

supplies 13.5 volts DC and delivers up

to 1000 mA. It has a center positive

plug which properly fits the conditioner/

charger’s DC 12V-24V jack. Using an

adapter that does not meet these

specifications could damage the bat-

tery conditioner/charger or the adapt-

er.

Using Your Vehicle’s Battery

Power

You can power the conditioner/charger

from your vehicle’s cigarette lighter

socket using the supplied DC power

cord.

Caution: The supplied DC power cord

connects your conditioner/charger to

your vehicle battery power and lets it

draw 12–13.5 volts DC, and up to 1000

mA. It has a center positive plug which

properly fits the conditioner/charger’s

DC 12V-24V jack. Using an adapter or

power cord that does not meet these

specifications could damage the bat-

tery conditioner/charger or the adapt-

er.

Plug the supplied DC adapter’s barrel

plug into the conditioner/charger’s DC

12V-24V jack, then plug the DC adapter

cigarette-lighter plug into the vehicle’s

cigarette-lighter socket.

Caution: Before plugging the DC

adapter’s cigarette-lighter plug into the

cigarette-lighter socket, make sure the

knurled ring is screwed firmly onto the

plug. See “Replacing the DC Power

Cord’s Fuse” on Page 11.

The conditioner/charger beeps one

short beep and the red CHARGE LED

lights.

Usin

your vehicle’s

battery power

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OPERATION

CHARGING A

RECHARGEABLE

BATTERY

You can charge a nickel-cadmium or

nickel-metal hydride rechargeable bat-

tery by selecting either a slow-charge

for a complete and long-lasting charge,

or a quick-charge so you can begin us-

ing it more quickly.

1. To slow-charge the battery, press

QUICK/SLOW so the green SLOW

LED lights.

To quick-charge the battery, press

QUICK/SLOW so the red QUICK

LED lights.

When charging is complete, the

green READY LED lights and the

conditioner/charger beeps 8

times.

2. If necessary, press the battery’s

release latch on the left side, then

push the battery toward the right

to remove it.

3. Disconnect power if you do not

want to charge another battery.

Notes:

• The quick-charge and slow-

charge total charging times

depend on the type of battery you

are recharging.

• Charging time also varies depend-

ing on the battery’s voltage condi-

tion. Old batteries take longer to

fully charge.

• To ensure the batteries are ready

to use at any time, the conditioner/

charger continuously charges the

battery with a 20–30 mA trickle

current after the batteries are fully

charged.

Battery

(mA) Quick

(Minutes) Slow

(Hours)

600

800

900

1500

100

2.3

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CONDITIONING A

RECHARGEABLE

BATTERY

To prevent your battery from losing its

ability to fully recharge, you must con-

dition it (by discharging it) about once

every 10 times you recharge it.

Follow these steps to condition (dis-

charge) a rechargeable battery.

1. Press CONDITION to discharge

the remaining power in the bat-

tery. The yellow CONDITION LED

lights and the conditioner/charger

beeps once.

Note: To switch to the recharging

mode before discharging is com-

plete, remove the battery from the

conditioner/charger and reinstall

it. The conditioner/charger beeps

once and automatically switches

to the charging mode.

When discharging is complete,

the yellow CONDITION LED turns

off. The conditioner/charger auto-

matically starts charging, and the

red CHARGE LED lights.

2. If necessary, press the battery’s

release latch at the left side, then

push the battery toward the right

to remove it.

3. Disconnect power if you do not

want to discharge another battery.

REFRESHING A FULLY

DISCHARGED BATTERY

Some rechargeable batteries that are

not used for a long time can lose their

ability to be recharged due to the crys-

tallization of the electrodes inside the

battery. Your battery conditioner/

charger lets you refresh this type of

battery, which is almost the same as

conditioning it.

Note that when a battery has fully dis-

charged, its voltage might be too low to

start the conditioning process and you

might need to repeatedly pressCONDI-

TION until the yellow CONDITION LED

lights.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Your Radio Shack Cellular Battery Conditioner/Charger is an example of superior

design and craftsmanship. The following suggestions will help you care for your con-

ditioner/charger so you can enjoy it for years.

Keep the conditioner/charger dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediate-

ly. Liquids might contain minerals that can corrode the electronic cir-

cuits.

Handle the conditioner/charger gently and carefully. Dropping it can

damage the circuit boards and can cause it to work improperly.

Use and store the conditioner/charger only in normal temperature en-

vironments. Temperature extremes can shorten the life of electronic

devices, and distort or melt plastic parts.

Keep the conditioner/charger away from dust and dirt, which can

cause premature wear of parts.

Wipe the conditioner/charger with a damp cloth occasionally to keep

it looking new. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or

strong detergents to clean it.

Modifying or tampering with the conditioner/charger’s internal components can

cause a malfunction and might invalidate its warranty. If your conditioner/charger is

not performing as it should, take it to your local Radio Shack store for assistance.

CLEANER

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