Drop-in Battery Charger Features and Operating Procedures
All drop-in chargers feature regulated charging rate, full charge maintenance,
recycle function and auto protection against incorrect battery insertion.
FOR USE WITH RECHARGEABLE NiMH BATTERIES ONLY.
Operation and features of Drop-in Chargers
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Insert transmitter into appropriate receptacle
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(BRC-30),
Red LED will light indicating batteries being charged (4 – 5
Hours)
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(BRC-101 & 202),
Red LED blinks continuously indicating batteries being
charged
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All models, Green LED indicates batteries are fully charged
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(BRC-30),
full charge audible alert (Turn “on / off”, switch on bottom)
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Recycle function:
(BRC-30)
push “Grey” button and hold 3-5 seconds. Yellow
LED lights indicating batteries are being discharged. At end of discharge,
charger will automatically reverse and charge batteries to full capacity. Green
LED will light upon completion of cycle.
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Recycle function:
(BRC-101 & 202),
remove batteries from transmitter and
insert in front tray. Push “Black” button, Amber LED will light indicating
batteries are being discharged. At end of discharge, charger will automatically
reverse and charge batteries to full capacity. Green LED will light upon
completion of cycle.
Recommendation: Recycling batteries every 30 – 90 day will help maintain
the battery capacity for daily use and extend the service life of the batteries
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If non rechargeable batteries are placed in the charger, the charger should
sense the non-rechargeable batteries and not attempt to charge them. The Red
LED will commence blinking continuously
CAUTION:
Do attempt to recharge non-rechargeable
batteries such as Alkaline or similar. The charger will usually
sense the fallacy, however; there are certain conditions that can
prevent detection (battery type, condition of battery).
Attempting to charge non-rechargeable batteries can damage
the transmitter, charger, cause batteries to leak, over heat, and
even create a danger of fire.
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