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o Although the battery pack's operating temperature range is from 0
°C
to 40
°C
(32
OF
to 104
OF),
the optimal range is from 10
°C
to 30
°C
(50
OF
to 86
OF).
At cold
temperatures, performance will temporarily decline. Warm it
in
your pocket before use.
o Replace the battery pack if the usable time after full charge diminishes substantially at IEl
normal temperatures.
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About the battery terminal cover
The battery terminal cover has a
[0
]-shaped hole. This is useful when you wish to
differentiate between charged and uncharged battery packs. For example, with charged
battery packs, attach the terminal cover so that the
[0
]-shaped hole shows the white
label.
DO
Back side
of
the
battery pack
Terminal cover attached
Charged
Uncharged
o Keep the disc clean
of
dust, dirt
or
smudges. If it gets dirty use a dry, soft lens-cleaning
cloth to remove any fingerprints, dirt buildup or smudges from the disc surface. Clean
the disc in a radial motion from its center outwards.
o Never use a chemically treated cloth or flammable solvents such as paint thinner to
clean the disc.
o
Do
not bend, scratch or wet the disc and do not subject it to strong shocks.
o Do not attach labels
or
stickers on the disc surfaces. The disc may not rotate in a stable
manner and this may cause malfunctions.
o Return discs to their case for storage.
o When writing on the label side
of
the disc, avoid hard tip pens. Use waterproof soft-
tipped felt pens instead.
o Moving a disc rapidly between hot and cold temperatures may cause condensation to
form on its surfaces.
If
condensation forms on the disc, put it aside until the water
droplets have evaporated completely.
o Never expose the disc to direct sunlight and do not store it
in
places subject to high
temperatures or high humidity.
o Make sure to finalize a DVD-RW disc recorded
in
VIDEO mode before inserting it
in
a
ciVD player, DVD recorder or a computer's DVD drive. Failing to do so can result
in
the
loss
of
the recorded data..
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