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Tandy 23-401 manual

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  • Page 1

    Cat. No. 23-401 OWNER’S MANUAL Please read before using this equipmen t. CELLULAR BA TTER Y CONDITIONER/CHA RGER 23- 40 1.fm P age 1 F rid ay, Au gu st 6 , 19 99 2: 35 P M[...]

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    2 FEA T URES © 19 97 T an dy Cor por at ion . All Righ ts Res erv ed . Ra dio Sh ack is a re giste red trad emark use d by T andy Co rpora tion. Mo torol a is a re gistere d tr ademark of Motorol a, Inc . No kia is a re gistere d trade mark of N okia Co rpo ration, Fin land. Your Radio Sh ack Cellular Battery Conditioner/Cha rger uses advanced tec[...]

  • Page 3

    3 CONTENTS Prep aration.... .... ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .... ... 4 Connecting a Motorola Micro T a c Battery ........ ........................ ..................... ... 4 Connecting a Motorola 9800 Series or Nokia 101/232 Battery ............ ............ 4 R[...]

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    4 PREP ARA TION CONNECTING A MOT OROLA M ICRO T AC SERIES BA T TER Y The conditioner/c harger is designed to charge a Motorola Micro Tac seri es battery that you can m ount directly onto the condition er/charger. 1. Hold the battery with its charging contacts to the ri ght , t hen place the battery’ s bo ttom slide groove over the cond itioner/ch[...]

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    5 4.Push t he battery toward the left until it cli cks int o place. Motorola 980 0 Follow these steps t o con nect a Nok ia 101/232 ba ttery using the approp r iate charging adapter. 1. P l ac e the c har gi ng ada pter’ s le ft edge ov er th e left edge of th e con di- tioner/ charg er ’ s moun ting guid es. 2. Push the adapter toward the left[...]

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    6 REMOVING A BA TTER Y 1. Press down on the battery’s lock- ing tab. 2. Push the ba ttery toward the right until it slips out of the m ounting guides. REMOVING A N ADAPTER 1. Press do wn on the a dapter ’s lock- ing tabs. 2. Push the adapter toward the right until it slips out of the conditioner/ charger ’s mounting guides. CO NNE CT I NG P O[...]

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    7 The condi ti o ner/charger bee ps one short beep and the red CHARGE LED ligh ts. Cautio n : The supplied AC adapter supplies 13. 5 volts DC and deli vers up to 1000 m A. It has a cen ter positive plug which properly fits the conditioner/ charger’s DC 12V-2 4V jack . Using an adapter that does no t mee t these specifications could damag e t h e [...]

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    8 OPE RA TION CHARGING A RECHARGEABLE BA TTER Y You can charge a nickel-cadm ium or nickel-meta l hydride rechargeable bat- tery by selecting either a s low-charge for a complete and long-lasting charge, or a quick-charge so y ou can begin us- ing it more quick ly. 1. T o slow-ch arge t he ba ttery , press QUICK/SLOW so t he green S LOW LED l ights[...]

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    9 CONDITIONING A RECHARGEABLE BA TTER Y To prevent yo ur b attery f rom l osing 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 ( d is- charge) a rechargeable battery. 1. Press CONDITION to discharge the remaining po wer in the bat- tery . The yell[...]

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    10 CARE AND MA INTENANCE Your Rad io Shack Cellular Battery Condition er/ C harger is an exampl e of sup erior design and craftsm anship. T he follow ing suggestion s will help you care for yo ur con- ditioner/charger so you can enjoy it for years. Keep the cond it ioner/ c h arger dry . If it gets we t, wipe it dry im mediate- ly . Liquids might c[...]

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    11 REPLACING THE DC POWER CORD’S F USE If the battery conditi o ner/charger does not work using vehicle battery power, check the fuse i n the DC pow er cord. If the fuse is blown, replace i t with a 3 Amp, 250V fast blow fuse (such as Ra- dio S hack Cat. No. 270-1009). Cautio n: Do not us e a fuse wit h a higher rating. Follow these s t eps t o c[...]

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    RADIO S H ACK A Division of T andy Co rporation Fort Worth, T exas 76102 4A7 Printed i n T aiwan SPECI FICA TIONS Power Requi rement ..... .... ... ..... .. .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ... .... ... .. ..... .. ..... .. .. 12–24 VDC, 1 Amp Charge M ode .. ... ..... ....... .. .......... ...... Negative (–) De lta V o ltage, Delta T em perature Ch[...]