Panasonic RPWF6000H - Manual (Page 3)

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Using the rechargeable battery (supplied)
The supplied rechargeable battery must be charged before using this unit.
Nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery
Use the supplied battery or a dedicated replacement battery
RP-BP6000 (optional).
Commercially available rechargeable batteries
You cannot charge commercially available rechargeable
batteries.
Power supply preparations: Headphones
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Insert the rib c on the battery compartment
lid into the hole on the left housing and then
close the battery compartment lid.
Push the battery compartment lid until it locks.
Insert the supplied nickel-metal hydride
rechargeable battery.
● Align the poles + and - correctly when inserting.
● Push down on the - pole spring when inserting
Remove the + poles first when removing.
Press the [BATT] knob on the left housing
a to open the battery compartment lid b
and then take it off.
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Charging
Put the headphones on the transmitter (not
included) making sure that the charging
terminals f are in contact with each other.
g Left housing
The battery can be charged with the headphones
placed vertically or horizontally.
● The OPR/CHARGE lamp h on the transmitter
glows red.
● The OPR/CHARGE lamp h goes out when the
battery is fully charged.
● When putting the headphones on the
transmitter, hold the left and right housings in
each hand and put the headphones straight
down onto the transmitter.
● The transmitter will automatically stop emitting radio waves if headphones are left on the transmitter. Be sure to
take the headphones off the transmitter when using other headphones at the same time.
● The headphones can be used even if the battery is not fully charged.
● Charge the battery in an environment with an ambient temperature between 0 °C and 40 °C or it may not be fully
charged.
Note
The headphones are recharged if they are put back
onto the transmitter after being fully charged.
Do not keep recharging the battery if you do not use it
between recharges.
The battery will be overcharged causing overheating
and electrolyte leakage.
Placing the
headphones vertically
Placing the headphones
horizontally
For your reference
Charging and operating times
* 1 At 1 kHz, 1 mW+1 mW output.
* 2 Time required to fully charge from empty.
* 3 Operating times may differ depending on the temperature of the surrounding environment and operating
conditions.
Charging time Operating time * 1
Approx. 3 hours * 2 Approx. 8 hours * 3
If the OPR/CHARGE lamp does not glow red
Check that the left and right sides of the headphones are correctly placed on the left and right sides of the
transmitter.
Check that the charging terminals on the headphones and transmitter are touching each other. Adjust them if
they are not touching.
● When there is dirt on the charging terminals of the headphones or the transmitter, remove it gently with a
cotton bud, etc.
To charge the battery after using the headphones
Put the headphones back on the transmitter. The OPR/CHARGE lamp glows red and charging begins.
To check the remaining battery power
Pull the free-adjusting band i and check if the OPR lamp j on the right housing
k is dim or off. This means that the battery has run down and should be charged
or replaced.
If the sound is distorted, intermittent or there is excessive background noise while
using the headphones, the battery should be charged or replaced.
The service life for the supplied rechargeable battery
The supplied nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery can be recharged
approximately 300 times. If the operation time of the battery becomes extremely
short after charging, the battery’s service life has reached the end. Be sure to
replace it with the dedicated rechargeable battery RP-BP6000 (optional).
The power turns off automatically when you remove
the headphones.
(Auto power on/off function)
Do not pull up the free-adjusting band i when not using the headphones. This may
cause the auto power on/off function to switch the headphones back on and battery
power to run down
Using alkaline dry cell batteries (not included)
Use “LR6, AA” alkaline dry cell batteries. Put the 2 alkaline dry cell batteries into the headphones in the same way
as described in [Using the rechargeable battery (supplied)] ( page 4)
You cannot charge dry cell batteries even if you put the headphones on the transmitter.
Operating time for the dry cell battery
* 1 At 1 kHz, 1 mW + 1 mW output.
* 2 Operating times may differ depending on the temperature of the surrounding environment and operating
conditions.
Battery type Operating time * 1
Panasonic Alkaline batteries Approx. 6 hours * 2