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7 Important notes
This chapter contains important safety and warranty information that you should read before
operating the device.
7.1 Safety instructions
Please never drop the BL-1000 LINK and avoid subjecting it to strong shocks.
Do not bring the BL-1000 LINK into contact with liquids (rain, coffee...).
Do not store the BL-1000 LINK where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or high
temperatures, such as in a car or on a windowsill, etc.
The device does not contain any parts that can be repaired by the user. In case of a defect,
please contact your dealer or Help Tech GmbH directly. Maintenance of the device may only
be carried out by the authorized dealer.
The BL-1000 LINK may only be opened by Help Tech GmbH or an authorised dealer. In the
other case the warranty claim expires.
Please use only the AC adapter supplied with the BL-1000 LINK to operate from power
sources. Use of any other power supply may be a source of danger. The AC adapter should
be unplugged from the wall outlet when not in use for extended periods of time.
The BL-1000 LINK must not be exposed to excessive temperatures or humidity during
operation. The ambient temperature should be between +5°C and +35°C, and the humidity
should not exceed 80%.
The device must not be operated in wet rooms, e.g. bathrooms. The power cable must be
laid in such a way that it does not create any sources of danger (risk of tripping).
At the end of its service life, the BL-1000 LINK must be disposed of in accordance with the
guidelines for electronic equipment.
7.2 Handling the BL-1000 LINK
Please use only the Braille tape designed for the BL-1000 LINK. Other commercially
available tapes may damage the BL-1000 LINK by getting stuck. It is also possible that the
quality of the Braille print is insufficient.
Please always close the covers of the BL-1000 LINK before use to prevent the sensitive
parts from coming into contact with dust. For the same reason, cover the BL-1000 LINK
when not in use.
Make sure that you have put on the two covers - for the print unit and the Braille tape - when
printing.
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