Lupine Betty R 4500 Lumens - 45W - Handbuch (Seite 23)

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Use this program to adjust the onset of the low-battery warning.
Press and hold the button for 7 seconds, until 4 green LEDs light up.
 release the button.
The threshold can be selected as shown below.
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Adjusting the lamp-head's low-battery warning LEDs:
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Special Functions
Backlight: Blue red green
Default setting
6.0 V 5.6 V 5.2 V
6.2 V 5.8 V 5.3 V
6.4 V 6.0 V 5.4 V
6.6 V 6.2 V 5.5 V
6.8 V 6.4 V 5.6 V
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Recover factory settings:
Press and hold the button until 5 red LEDs turn on.
 release the button.
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Disconnect the battery, and all factory settings will be restored.
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Reconnect the transmitter with the lamphead see page 39.
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Before seriously using your flashlight for the first time, the battery requires
charging. For this purpose, please unscrew the battery tank from the flashlight
head. The charging socket is located on top of the battery. You can either use
the Charger One with the power adapter or the 12 V charging cable.
1. Li-Ion "charging" mode (standard)
The Charger One automatically stops the charging process.
The display will show "Full".
2. Li-Ion "discharge" mode
In order to discharge the battery. The display will show you the
discharged capacity.
Attention: Do not store an emtpy battery!!!
3. Li-Ion "discharge/charge" mode
This mode gives you the possibilty to discharge and charge the bat-
tery in one go. The program can be used after recalibrating a Smart-
core battery.
4. Li-Ion "50% storage" mode
With this program the battery will be charged to 50% of the capacity.
This is perfect for storing the battery over a longer period of time.
The Charger One comes with four different charging modes. At the
push of the button you can switch between these.
Battery voltage in Volt (V) Current in amperes (A) Charged in capacity in Ah
Charger One:
 Warning! This charger is to be used to charge rechargeable Li-Ion
batteries only. It is NOT suitable for charging NiMH batteries!
 Do NOT use non-rechargeable batteries. – Risk of explosion!
Charging