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1. First connect the Power supply module (PS-66) to the battery module (BU-66S/L)
via the battery charge cord (BCC-66) with the arrows aligned.
2. Next connect the power cord to the power supply module.
3. The POWER LED of the power supply module lights up green. Then the CHARGE
LED lights up orange to indicate that battery charging starts.
4. Charging time is different depending on the remaining power in the battery module.
Typical charging time is 2 to 3 hours for BU-66S, and double this for BU-66L. When
charging is complete, the CHARGE LED goes out and the FULL LED lights up
green.
1. Never connect and disconnect the battery charge cord while the power
supply module is plugged in. Doing so may cause the battery connector
terminal to short circuit, resulting in damage to the internal components.
2. The battery module can be charged while installed in the splicer, but the
power cannot be turned on. When charging is complete, remove the
battery module from the splicer and re-install it.
3. Charge the battery module within the following temperature range. Failure to
do so may lead to deterioration in performance.
*Battery module’s required temperature range: 0°C ~ +45°C
4. BU-66S / BU-66L Ni-MH batteries first purchased or left unused in storage
for a long period can become "deactivated" and the amount of time which
"deactivated" Ni-MH batteries can be used may be short. To prevent this
problem, discharge and recharge them several times. By repeating this cycle
several times, the temporary reduction in performance caused by
"deactivation" can be remedied and the batteries can be restored close to
their original performance. Deactivation is specific to Ni-MH batteries and is
not in fact battery faults.
Battery charging
Battery module BU-66S/L
Caution
CHARGE
FULL
POWER
Power cord
Power supply module PS-66
Battery charge cord BCC-66
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