Anton/Bauer 90 Manual De Usuario

 

 

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1.  Keep batteries cool or at room temperatures whenever possible.  

Sustained elevated temperatures are the primary reason for premature 
failure of lithium ion batteries: 

a.  Charging - Charge batteries at room temperature.  In warm 

climates keep chargers in air conditioned rooms for best 
performance.  

b.  On assignment - Do not leave batteries in a hot vehicle trunk or 

out in direct sunlight. 

c.  Although lithium ion has good self-discharge characteristics, long 

term storage in a fully charged condition will result in irreversible 
capacity loss.  This is a problem for all lithium ion batteries – from 
cell phones to video cameras.  Use the battery; do not store it for 
extended periods. 

d.  Batteries should always be stored in a partially charged state and 

kept cool.  If batteries must be stored for a long period (over six 
months), they should be periodically removed from storage and 
submitted to a discharge/charge cycle. 

 

2.  Do not over-discharge batteries - It is quite proper to discharge a battery 

until a low voltage warning in the camera or VTR is observed.  However, 
a switch to a fresh battery should occur as soon as possible following such 
indication. Never leave a battery operated device unattended while it is 
running. 

 

CAMERA/CAMCORDER during transit or storage.  “Keep warm” 
circuitry in the camera can drain the battery, because the DIONIC 90 
battery has specialized circuits which will not allow a battery to over 
discharge, the battery will protect itself and shut down.