User's Guide

1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction
CHCNAV LT60H is a high-performance intelligent handheld terminal developed by
Shanghai Huace Navigation Technology LTD. The LT60H incorporates powerful
navigation features with improved sensitivity, helping to achieve more accurate and
faster location services. Powered by Android 12.0 OS with 2.0GHz quad-core
processor, it has a long battery life.
1.2 Battery Notes
 Do not allow the battery to sit idle for too long, either in product equipment or
in storage. If the battery is 6 months old, check the state of charge or dispose of
the battery properly.
 Lithium-ion batteries typically have a life of two to three years and 300 to 500
cycle charges. A full charge cycle is a complete charge, a complete discharge, and
then a complete charge.
 Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries have a limited life span and gradually lose
their ability to hold a charge. This amount of loss (aging) is unchangeable. When
the battery loses capacity, the service life is reduced (run time).
 The lithium-ion battery continues to slowly (automatically) discharge when it is
not being used or when it is idle. Check the battery charge status frequently, or
refer to the instruction manual for information on how to charge the battery.
 Observe and record a battery that is unused and fully charged. Based on new
battery run time, compared to a battery with longer run time. Battery runtime
will vary depending on product configuration and application.
 Check the battery charge status regularly.
 The battery charge time increases significantly as the battery runtime drops
below approximately 80% of the original runtime.
 If the battery is left idle or unused for a long period of time, you need to check if
it still has a charge and if the battery has any charge left, do not try to charge it
or use it. Should have gotten a new battery. Remove the battery and place it
separately.
 Battery storage temperature from 5°C to 20°C (41°F to 68°F)
 Note: Replacing batteries with the wrong type poses a risk of explosion, so be
sure to dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.