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Power Supply and Battery
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If you are using a heating
pad, take
Confirm your battery type before read I
care
not to place the battery
di
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j
rectly against the pad The camera
The following
explains proper
use of
may not operate
if you use a de
Batteries
and how to prolong
their
pleted battery
in cold conditions
life, Incorrect
use of batteries
can
•(hargingtheBattery
cause shorter
battery
life, as well as
• You carl charge the battery
using
leakage, excessive heat, fire or explo
sion
When
shipped,
the battery
is not
fully
charged
Always charge
the
battery before using it,
When carrying the battery, install it
in a digital camera
or keep it in the
soft case
• Battery Features
• The
battery
gradually
loses
its
charge
even when
not used
Use
a battery
that
has been charged
recently
(in the last day or two) to
take pictures
• To maximize
the life of the battery,
turn
the camera
off as quickly
as
possible when it is not being used,
• The
number
of available
frames
will be lower in cold locations
or
at low
temperatures
Take along
a spare fully charged
battery
You
carl also increase the amount
of
power
produced
by putting
the
battery
in your pocket
or another
warm
place to heat
it and therl
loading it into the camera just be
fore you take a picture
the battery charger (included)
The
battery
can
be
charged
at
ambient
temperatures
be
tween
O°C and
+40°C
(+32%
and +104°F), Refer to the Owner's
Monud/for
the time
of charging
battery
You should
charge
the
battery
at arl ambient
temperature
be
tween
+10°C and +35°C (+50°F
arm
+95%)
If you
charge
the
battery
at a temperature
outside
this range, charging
takes longer
because the performance
of the
battery is impaired
You cannot
charge
the
battery
at temperatures
of 0°C (+32°F) or
below
• The Rechargeable
Lithium
ion Bat
tery does not need to be fully dis
charged
or exhausted
flat
before
being charged
• The battery
may feel warm after it
has been charged
or immediately
after being
used This is perfectly
normal
• Do not
recharge
a fully
charged
battery
Battery Life
At
normal
temperatures,
the
bat
tery carl be used at least 300 times
If the time
for which
the
battery
provides
power
shortens
markedly,
this indicates
that
the battery
has
reached
the end of its effective
life
and should
be replaced
Noteson storage
• If a battery
is stored
for
long
periods
while
charged,
the
per
formance
of the battery
can be
impaired
If the battery
will not be
used for some time, run the battery
out before storing it
• If you do not
intend
to use the
camera
for a long period
of time,
remove the battery
from the cam
era,
• Store the battery in a cool place,
The battery
should
be stored
in
a dry location
with
an ambient
temperature
between
+15°C and
+25°C (+59°F and +77°F)
Do not leave the battery in hot or
extremely
cold places
Handling the Battery
Cautionsfor Your Safety:
• Do not carry or store battery
with
metal objects
such as necklaces or
hairpins
• Do not heat the battery
or throw it
into a fire
• Do not attempt
to take apart
or
change
the battery
• Do not recharge
the battery
with
chargers
other those specified
• Dispose of used battery
promptly,
• Do not drop the battery
or other
wise subject it to strong impacts
• Do not expose the battery
to wa
ter
• Always keep the battery
terminals
clear]
• Do not store batteries
in hot plac
es. Also, if you use the battery
for
a long
period,
the camera
body
and the battery
itself will become
warm
This is normal
Use the AC
power
adapter
if you
are taking
pictures
or viewing
images for a
long period of time
For details
on the
batteries
that
you can use, refer to the Owner's
Monuol
of your camera
(autioos for UsingBattery
• Do not heat the batteries
or throw
them into a fire,
• Do not carry or store batteries
with
metal objects
such as necklaces or
hairpins
• Do not
expose
the
batteries
to
water, and keep batteries
from get
ring
wet or stored irl moist
Iota
tions
• Do not attempt
to take apart
or
change
the
batteries,
including
battery casings
• Do not
subject
the batteries
to
strong impacts

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