Ericsson LBI-39110 manual Using Smart Charging Accessories, Restoring Battery Capacity

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of the standard battery (only) or to power the radio.

2.Plug the AC Adapter into a 120 VAC wall outlet.

Using Smart Charging Accessories

Some accessories supply power that the radio controls to charge the battery. Most batteries can be charged in under 2 hours. When charging has been completed, or the phone is off, the power is reduced. The phone may remain connected to the accessory for as long as you wish.

If the battery has not been used for several months, connect the radio to the accessory for a few minutes before turning on the radio.

Restoring Battery Capacity

If you often recharge a battery before the low battery alarm has been issued, the battery’s ability to accept charge will be impaired. This will result in less and less operating time between recharges. To restore the battery, perform the following:

1.Use the radio as you normally would, until the low battery alarm has been issued.

2.Allow the radio to remain on until it turns itself off.

3.Charge the battery using either the desk-top charger or a Smart Charging Accessory.

After discharging and recharging the battery this way, it can be used for a longer period before the next recharge is required. To get the longest period between charges, repeat this procedure 3 or 4 times.

Also if battery has not been used for several months, it may require 3 or 4 charge-discharge cycles to return to full capacity.

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Contents Operators Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents Important Safety Information Product has been exposed to rain or moisture or Safety InformationList of possible hazards follows Explosive AtmospheresOperating Procedures Liquefied LP Gas Powered VehiclesDynamite Blasting Caps Radio Frequency EnergyPage Introduction Page Keypad User Interface ButtonFunction Portion Momentarily PressRecalls numbers from memory locations Volume Down Button Volume UP ButtonExtended Features Numeric PortionFor placing/storing Enables/disablesDuplex operation Locks the radioFCN Status IndicatorsPWR ServAlert Tones Not used Indicates the radio’s keypad is lockedEdacs Applications Call Originate Alert Call QueuedSystem Busy AutokeyCall Denied OUT of Range System InoperativeOperation General Volume AdjustTurning The Radio ON/OFF Edacs OperationSystem Selection-Direct Number Entry KeyGroup Selection-Ramping Names Group Selection-Direct Number EntryProgrammable Flex Keys Locking The RadioInterconnect Dialing Redial KeyUsing Special Call Lists Individual Call NotificationStoring An Individual Call ID Recalling calls from the call list Storing a Telephone Number To The Call ListSimplex Operation System Key usageCall Timer CLR key Usage Last Digit Clear And Display ClearAlert Key EXT MIC Handsfree Unit. To enable the external mic, pressSimplex MuteScan ADD/DELETE ScanSPC PauseOperator enters or . The length of pause is PC programmable Carrier Control Timer CCTProgrammable Options Call Time-outsSupervisory Mode Automatic LoginTX Disable-Group Option Rx Disable-Group OptionBattery Voltage Indicator Cleaning InstructionsLow Battery Alarm Control Channel LimitsCare and Maintenance Inserting and Removing a BatteryStandard Battery Removal Insertion Slide Indicator Optional High Capacity Battery RemovalCharging a Battery Out of the Phone Using Rapid Multi-ChargerRecharging Plug the AC converter into an AC outletCharging While the Battery is in the Phone Charging Your BatteryLocate the end of the battery with round charging contacts Removing BatteryUsing the Rapid Travel Charger Using Smart Charging Accessories Restoring Battery CapacityAllow the radio to remain on until it turns itself off MAh Standard Battery Available OptionsOption Frequently Called Numbers Page Page Page Warranty Emergency Numbers