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• Do not subject your product to sudden changes in temperature or humidity; this may cause
condensation to develop inside the LCD screen and degrade its performance.
Parent topic: Notices
Battery Safety Instructions (DS-80W)
• If the battery is not fully charged within the specified time, stop charging. Otherwise, the battery could
become hot, emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• Do not place the product in a microwave oven or a high-pressure container. Otherwise, the battery
could become hot, emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• If battery acid gets into your eyes or on your skin, immediately rinse the affected area thoroughly with
water without rubbing and seek medical treatment.
• If battery acid leaks from a battery, or the product emits a bad odor, move the product away from
flammable objects immediately. If the product is not moved, electrolytes leaking from the battery
become hot, emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• Do not subject the scanner to physical impacts or drop the scanner. Otherwise, the battery could leak
or the protection circuit in the battery could be damaged. As a result, the battery could become hot,
emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• Do not use or place the product in temperatures exceeding 140°F (60°C), such as near a fire or a
heater. Otherwise, the plastic separator could melt and the individual cells could short-circuit. As a
result, the battery could become hot, emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• Do not use the product if it is leaking or damaged in any way. Otherwise, the battery could become
hot, emit smoke, rupture, or catch fire.
• Do not leave the product in a vehicle. Otherwise, the battery could overheat.
• Always charge the battery within an ambient temperature range of 46°F to 95°F (8°C to 35°C).
Parent topic: Notices
Restrictions on Copying
Observe the following restrictions to ensure responsible and legal use of your scanner.
Copying of the following items is prohibited by law:
• Bank bills, coins, government-issued marketable securities, government bond securities, and
municipal securities
• Unused postage stamps, pre-stamped postcards, and other official postal items bearing valid postage
• Government-issued revenue stamps, and securities issued according to legal procedure
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