About The Battery - NEC Dterm PSIII User Manual

Dterm PSIII User Guide - Revision 1

About the Battery

The PSIII has a new design which includes a gold-plated flex circuit on
both the PSIII handset and the PSIII battery allowing for easy removal
of the battery.
One of the flex circuits envelopes the battery itself, providing a gold-
plate for connection as well as a separate fuse to ensure the battery will
not overheat. The second flex circuit is within the handset so when the
battery is placed into the bottom of the handset, the battery connection
is complete.
The battery icon on the Dterm PSIII displays a solid battery when the
charge is strong. When the battery icon diminishes, recharge the
battery as indicated below.
Battery Charger Options
The PSIII product now has two options for charging the batteries. A
Dterm PSIII Charger with an AC Adapter and a Multi-battery Charger.
The Dterm PSIII Charger with AC adapter allows users to charge the
PSIII handset and battery together as a complete unit. Once fully
charged, the PSIII battery will last for over 300 hours of standby time.
The new external Multi-battery Charger supports charging up to six
batteries with a single AC outlet. This option provides a shared resource
for charging up to six batteries simultaneously.
To Charge the Battery Using the Dterm PSIII Charger with AC Adapter
Place the PSIII on the battery charger with the battery pack inside the
Step 1
handset (Figure 3-2).
Using the PSIII 3-3