Maintenance information, Storing your phd, Cleaning your phd – Follett VERSION 6.00 User Manual

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Appendices

Important:

Rebooting a Telxon PHD will erase all scans from its memory.

Maintenance information

The PHD is a precision electronic device and must be treated with care. To ensure

the longevity of your PHD, make sure you follow these guidelines.

Important:

Make sure your PHD is turned off before connecting or removing any

accessories, replacing the batteries, or replacing the memory chip.

Storing your PHD

When storing your PHD for more than 16 days, follow these guidelines:

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Always store your PHD with the NiCd batteries inserted. Charge the

batteries, insert them into the unit, and then store in a cool place.

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During this storage time, turn the device on periodically (at least once a

month) and check for a LOW BATTERY message. If you see this message,

charge the batteries immediately.

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Protect the device from extreme heat, cold, and moisture.

Cleaning your PHD

Moisten a soft, clean, lintĆfree cloth with a mild, nonabrasive cleaner and wipe

the outside surfaces. Take the following precautions when cleaning your PHD:

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Do not saturate the cloth used to wipe the device.

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Do not spray or pour liquids directly onto the device.

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Never use a paper towel to clean the device.

Charging and recharging batteries

We recommend you use only NiCd rechargeable batteries in the PHD+/PHD+ II.

The PHD+ requires four AAA NiCd batteries. The PHD+ II requires three AA

NiCd batteries. The batteries for both devices are designed to provide power for

approximately five hours of continuous use when charged properly. The PHD

Laser+ comes with a 9 volt alkaline battery, but a rechargeable battery pack and

recharger may be purchased from FSC. See the following section for installation

instructions.

Warning:

Only recharge NiCd batteries. Charging regular or reusable alkaline

batteries with the Telxon charger causes them to explode.
If the device is stored in below freezing temperatures for more than

one hour, do not charge the NiCd batteries until they return to room

temperature.

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