User's Manual

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Accessories
Prevent Short Circuiting the Battery Pack
Be extra cautious when carrying
the battery pack; short-
circuiting will produce surge
current possibly resulting in fire.
Battery Recharger (EDC-126)
Recharging
1.Mount the battery pack on
the transceiver.
2.Connect AC adaptor plug to
the external power supply
jack on the transceiver.
3.Connect the power plug in an
outlet.
Regardless of whether the power of the transceiver is on or off,
it will start charging.
Low battery Indicator shown below blinks and TX/RX lamp
illuminates red during the charge with off status of the transceiver.
Once it will be full-charged, TX/RX lamp will turn green.
Caution
Be sure to connect EDC-126 to the battery pack after
mounting it to the transceiver. Otherwise, the battery
pack won't be recharged.
Disconnect EDC-126 from an outlet while not using it.
Never charge the battery packs of other manufacturers
with this EDC-126 charger.
The required charging time depends on the condition of
the battery pack.
Never short-circuit the terminals of the battery pack with
metal objects and the like. Both this EDC-126 charger
and the transceiver should be damaged.
The ECD-126 does not work when the voltage from an
outlet is extremely low.
Low Battery Indicator
Battery consumption level may change depending on the
surrounding temperature or the frequency of use.
Charge the battery when the Low Battery Indicator appears.
The Low Battery Indicator is not an indicator for battery left over.
Low Battery Indicator
The charge level is low.
AC adaptor plug
Power plug
Do enclose inside a non-conductive enclosure
(bags or handkerchief made only of non-
conductive materials).
Protect by spreading
a non-conductive
sheet.
DON'T carry with
metals of any type,
e.g. chains.
DON'T carry the
battery pack inside
bags with metal
plated interior.
DON'T place in the
proximity of metals or
conductors,
e.g. nails, chains.