Users Manual Part 2

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Battery information
Optimization of the battery
The LED turns orange when the battery charge is low. If the battery charge reaches 0% while
shooting, the Tikee saves the file and turns off.
In case of bad conditions of sunshine, the Tikee is discharged gradually and adapts then its
operation to save energy:
- Partial discharge: the upload is deactivated, the camera only connects once a day but continues
shooting;
- Full discharge: the camera stops shooting, does not connect anymore and stays in standby
until then next recharge (solar or USB).
Shooting while charging
You can shoot while your Tikee is connected to a USB micro cable (not supplied).
Note: as the cap of micro USB port is open while loading, the waterproofness of the Tikee is no
longer guaranteed.
WARNING: Use only chargers labelled : output 5 V 1A min.
Storage and handling of the battery
The camera contains delicate parts, including the battery. Do not expose your camera at
temperatures outside the intended range of use. Too low or too high temperatures could
temporarily reduce the battery life or adversely affect the correct functionning of the camera.
Do not dry the camera with the help of an external source of heat such as a microwave oven or
hairdryer.
Do not store Tikee with a discharged battery (level below 50%).
Make no unauthorised changes on the camera. You might compromise your security and the
performance of the camera, breaking the regulations in force and void the warranty.
Warning: Never let fall, disassemble, open, crush, bend, deform, pierce, lacerate, expose to the
microwave, incinerate or paint the camera. Do not use the camera or battery if these have been
damaged, for example if they are cracked, breakthroughs, or if they took the water. Disassembly
or drilling of the battery can cause an explosion or fire.
Treatment of electrical and electronic equipment at end of life
This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed with unsorted
household waste. A system of elimination and treatment specific to electrical
and electronic equipment used, whose use is mandatory, has been implemented
including a free right of recovery of used equipment on the occasion of the purchase
of equipment new and separate collection by an accredited body. For more
information, you can contact your local Council. A correct disposal of electronic and
electrical equipment used ensures treatment and an appropriate value to avoid
damage to the environment and human health and conserve natural resources.
9. Battery information