Avaya 3400 Series manual Quick Charger Power supply

Avaya 3400 Series Wireless Telephone User Guide

Quick Charger

Quick Charger

and power supply

Overview The Quick Charger holds a single Battery Pack and can charge it in approximately one hour.

Power supply Four different models of the power supply for the Quick Charger are available for regional power requirements. The correct power supply must be ordered separately when the charger is ordered. If any questions arise, please contact your service representative.

Set up the Quick Charger by plugging the power supply into the Quick Charger and into an appropriate wall outlet.

A solid red LED above the empty charger slot indicates that the slot is idle and ready for use. If the LED does not light, check the power supply and plug connection to the charger. If the charger appears to be plugged in correctly, make sure the wall outlet has power.

Position the Battery Pack in the charging slot by aligning the top of the Battery Pack with the tracks on the charging slot then gently sliding the Battery Pack upward onto the charging slot. While the Battery Pack is in the charging slot, the LED above the slot will indicate the status of the charging process and/or the Battery Pack.

LED status indicators Solid Green—the Battery Pack is charging. The Quick Charger takes 60-90 minutes to fully charge a Battery Pack. If the NiMH Battery Pack is hot or cold when placed in the charger, it may take longer to charge.

Flashing green—the Battery Pack is fully charged and ready for use. You may leave a fully charged Battery Pack in the Quick Charger. However, if you remove a fully charged Battery Pack then replace it in the charger, the charger LED will be solid green until the charger determines that this Battery Pack is fully charged. It may take a few minutes to give the flashing green indication.

Solid red or flashing red—the Battery Pack in the charging slot is no longer capable of retaining a charge and is not usable. If the Battery Pack will not charge, do not continue to charge the Battery Pack.

Dispose of it properly and do not attempt to use it in the handset. Do not attempt to open or repair a defective Battery Pack.

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