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1.5 Charging the Battery Pack‘‘The Battery Pack Must Be Charged Before Use!’’The SP88/SP98 is powered by six nickel-metal hydride batteries in aremovable battery pack. The battery pack must remain in the instrument forproper operation. The AC adaptor charges the batteries when it is plugged in,but does not eliminate the need for the batteries.The SP88/SP98 can be operated while the batteries are being charged.Before plugging in the AC adaptor, make sure that the voltage indicated on theadaptor complies with the AC line voltage in your area. If not, contact X-Riteor your Authorized Representative.The instrument battery pack should be fully charged (100%) in 16 hours andshould provide over 500 measurements. Charging the battery pack for less than 16hours will reduce the operating time of the unit (see charging tips).Charging TipsThe instrument features a ‘‘fast charge’’ cycle which will charge a fullydischarged battery pack to 50% capacity in 4 hours. A 100% chargewill be restored to a fully discharged pack in 16 hours.A ‘‘Battery Low’’ message will appear on the display when thereare approximately 50 measurements left. The charger should beplugged in as soon as possible when the message appears. A‘‘Batteries Very Low - Must Be Charged’’ message will appearwhen there is insufficient charge to operate the instrument. Oncethis message appears, the charger must be connected before anymore measurements can be taken.The removable battery pack is equipped with a built-in chargerjack for external charging. This allows an additional pack to becharged while one is in use in the instrument. A fully dischargedpack will be completely charged in 16 hours.If the instrument is to be stored for an extended period of time (over 6months), the battery pack should be removed from the unit.NOTE: Do not plug the AC adaptor into the instrument withouta battery pack installed. The instrument will not function withthe battery pack out. Refer to Section 1.3 for installation.1-6➩
Charging the Battery Pack. . . continuedAC Adaptor Connection Procedure1. Plug the small connector end of the AC adaptor into the adaptor jackon the back of the instrument or the battery pack.2. Plug the adaptor into the AC wall outlet.Adaptor JackSmall ConnectorAC Wall OutletInstrument ChargingAdaptorBattery Pack ChargingAdaptor JackAC Wall OutletSmall ConnectorAdaptor☛ The unit will not lose any of the preset information (i.e., cal, refs, etc.) if the battery pack is removed.Refer to Battery Pack Replacement in Section 8 for proper removal and installation.1-7
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8.6 Troubleshooting TipsInstrument
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COLOR CHECK RECORDDate: Illuminant:
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