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LanTEK® II Series Manual - Ideal Industries Inc.

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2.3. Power Management<br />

Chapter 2<br />

Product Description<br />

Both the Display (DH) and Remote (RH) handset use interchangeable rechargeable lithiumion<br />

battery packs (Li-ion).<br />

‣ The Display (DH) and Remote (RH) handsets can be run on battery power for<br />

approximately 18 hours. Actual battery power times depends on various factors, such as<br />

operating time versus standby time, use of the display backlight, and ambient<br />

temperature.<br />

‣ When charge state of battery drops below the required voltage, a warning appears. Tester<br />

automatically shuts down before testing results are affected.<br />

‣ To save battery power, the Display (DH) and Remote (RH) handset automatically power<br />

down after a certain period of inactivity.<br />

‣ If the instrument will not be used for a prolonged time it is recommended that the battery<br />

protection strips be inserted to conserve battery charge.<br />

2.3.1. Operating the Display and Remote handset from AC Power<br />

The Display (DH) and Remote (RH) handset can also be operated from an external DC source<br />

(AC/DC adapter). The adapters are universally applicable.<br />

Illustration 2.3.1. Adapter for LanTEK ® <strong>II</strong> DH and RH<br />

When using the AC/DC adapter to power the handsets, please note that:<br />

‣ Both handset batteries will receive a trickle charge.<br />

‣ A power plug will appear in the upper left corner of the Display handset (DH).<br />

CAUTION!<br />

Only the adapter provided with the instrument shall be used. Other types of adapters may<br />

cause damage to the tester.<br />

NOTE:<br />

Do not connect to AC power when testing shielded cables, as this may result in ground<br />

loops which in turn can cause input protection warnings.<br />

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