uher 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL - Setting up UHER 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL; Testing Battery Strength

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1. Setting Up UHER 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL for Use
UHER 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL combines the advantages ofa
high-quality tape recorder with those of an ideal dictating
machine to offer almost unlimited possibilities of use.
The machine is designed for powering with either a special
rechergeable (nicad) storage battery or a mains power unit
inserted in the battery compartment. To insert the one or the
other, simply turn the securing screw on the bottom plate of the
recorder anti-clockwise and remove the plate. In addition, the
UHER 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL, via the appropriate lead, may
also be connected to an external DC power source like an
automotive battery.
Operating time with a storage battery is approximately two
hours, whether operation is continuous or with interruptions.
1.1 Testing Battery Strength
When button (11) is pressed while the recorder is switched on,
the jevel meter will indicate battery strengh, provided no exter-
nal power source is connected. If the pointer moves well into the
green segment of the scale, the battery still has good operating
strenght. if, however, the pointer only just remaches the begin-
ning of the green segment, battery strength is too low and the
storage battery should be recharged. Insert UHER Storage Bat-
tery
Z
214
into
the
battery
compartment
as
shown
in
Fig.
1,
mark-
ing certain the side with “+” and “—” markings faces upward.
1.2
Operation
on
UHER
Bower/Charger
Unit
Z
145
UHER’s
power
charger
unit
Z
145
is
needed
to
operate
the
REPORT
UNIVERSAL,
on
mains
voltages
(100
—-
130
V
or
200
~
240
V
AC)
or
to
recharge
UHER
storage
battery
Z
214.
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Before making mains connection, ascertan the voltage of the
mains power. Then, if necessary, use a coin to turn the voltage
selector on PSU Z 145 (see Fig. 2) to the proper voltage reading.
Note also that the 100 mA fuse supplied in the Z 145 is for use
with voltages from 100 to 130; for currents with 200 to 240 voits,
the 100-mA fuse must be replaced by a 200 mA fuse. A coin may
also be used to screw out the fuse holder.
Use
UHER
lead
K
645
to
connect
the
Z
145
to
the
REPORT
UNI-
VERSAL,
piugging
the
lead
into
the
V
socket
on
the
side
panel
of
the
tape
recorder.
The
Z
145
may
itself
be
inserted
into
the
bat-
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