Charging The Battery In The Transmitter; Overview Of The Equipment; Handheld Device - ASPERIUM Raptor Mode D'emploi

CHARGING THE BATTERY IN THE TRANSMITTER

Fully charge the transmitter's battery B immediately before each use by means of the USB charger G supplied.
Charging time takes approx. one hour for a completely depleted battery.
To do this, plug the USB charger G into the 110/220V mains supply or into the 12/24V car power supply
and connect the transmitter B using the USB cable C.
While the transmitter is charging, the LEDs will flash once every 5 seconds.
Once the battery is fully charged, the flashing stops.
B C
You can also retrieve the transmitter's current power status via the handheld device
(see section Transmitting the mode to the transmitter).
INFO: You can also charge the transmitter battery via the handheld device. To do this, it is essential that
an external power supply is connected to the handheld device during charging to prevent the batteries
in the handheld device from discharging.
Battery protection function!
The battery in the transmitter is electronically protected against constant charging/overcharging. The charging electronics
cut off the charging process when 4.2 volts (100%) is reached and only starts again when the voltage drops to below
4.1 volts (82%). This protective function significantly prolongs battery life.
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Handheld device

G
HOME, TRACK, FIND, SETTINGS
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antenna
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Quick Guide
„Activate transmitter"
Map scale
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Navigation
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OVERVIEW OF THE EQUIPMENT

Screw
Date
for belt
GPS
clip holder
Time
Battery status
Permanent
magnet External
USB power
Battery
supply, 5V
Display lighting
cover
brighter / darker
USB for
transmitter
Menu bar
ESC
Abort / delete letters
Change menu right
HOME, TRACK, FIND, SETTINGS
OK
Confirm entry
TRACK
Tracking falcon
Directional key
left, right, up, down
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