7.1 Checking the state of batteries:
To check the state of the batteries in the
head unit please follow the steps:
1. Turn the Head ON.
2. Read the voltage on the display placed at the
bottom of the Remote Head.
If the voltage is under 10,0 batteries need to
be charged.
If the voltage is 12,0 batteries are fully
charged.
To check the state of the batteries in the control
plate, please follow the steps:
1. Connect the head and the controller with
communication cable
2. Keep the head OFF.
3. Turn the controller ON.
4. Read the voltage on the display placed at the
bottom of the Remote Head.
If the voltage is under 10,0 batteries need to be
charged.
If the voltage is 12,0 batteries are fully
charged.
7.2 When the batteries get empty:
If the head will be used for a longer time, it is strongly recommended to connect
it to the power supply to make sure that batteries will not get empty.
In the case the power supply is not available on
site and the batteries in the head get empty, it is
easy to replace them with standard AA 1.5V
batteries.
IMPORTANT! If standard batteries are in use,
DO
NOT
connect power adapter to the head power
socket.
Replacing the head batteries
If the batteries inside the head are empty, and you do not have spare AA batteries, extra power can be
achieved by connecting the head and the controller with the cable. This will allow the head to use the power
of controller’s batteries.
