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WARNING!
Do not leave the System unattended while charging the battery.
Charge only in a dry location with a temperature range of 0°C to
40°C (32°F – 104°F).
Charging and Use Times
Approximately 4 hours are required to recharge a discharged battery with a standard
USB Charger capable to supply at least 1 Ampere. A fully charged battery will provide
approximately 40 hours of use. If limited time is available, charging the battery for
approximately 1 hour will provide approximately 10 hours of use.
Tip:
: The System may be charged by connecting it to a computer, or to an
alternative Micro USB Charger. However, if the current output is under 1
Ampere, the charging times will be longer than those stated above.
If, during the usage, the battery charge gets very low and the System is going to switch off,
the LED Display (2) will alert about this condition with a short vibration (~1s). The switching
off of the System is signaled with a long vibration(~3s).
WARNING!
When using a USB charger, for a safe operation always ensure that
it is compliant to EN 62368-1 as a class 1 (ES1) and class 1 (PS1) or 2
(PS2) power source, with a maximum output current of 2 Amperes.
WARNING!
The System should be recharged as soon as possible when the red
Battery Level LED light flashes, as this indicates a low battery level.
12. System Operation
a) Switching On the System
To switch on the System, close completely the Activation Zip (1) from the bottom to the top.
An internal sensor detects that the Activation Zip (1) is closed and the System will switch on.
The switching on of the System is signaled by the switching on of the LED Display (2) and by
the presence of a short vibration (~1s) in the same area. At this point, the user MUST check
the LED Display (2) to verify that the System starts correctly. See "LED Display Indications"
in Section 13 below for the meaning of the LED indicator lights.
WARNING!
In order to activate the System, the Activation Zip (1) must be
correctly closed taking care that the Airbag in the chest area is
positioned correctly by closing the magnetic buttons.
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