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Charging the Battery ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
A 6-volt NiCd battery powers the printer. Charge the battery
In general, NiCd batteries require 5-8 charge/deplete cycles to
reach full charge.
When first charging a battery, charge it for 14 hours,
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regardless of whether you're using the fast or trickle charger.
When you're not charging or using the battery, it loses 2-3% of
its charge daily. Extremely hot environments increase this
charge loss rate and extremely cold environments decrease
this charge loss rate.
Use to
turn the printer on and off.
wake the printer from sleep mode. See
"About Sleep Mode," later in this
chapter.
reset the printer to normal operation
mode after printing a test label. See
Chapter 6, "Troubleshooting," for
information.
Indicates certain printer conditions or
communication problems. The LED
indicator can be amber, green, or alternate
between these colors. It can also blink or
be a solid color.
See Chapter 6, "Troubleshooting," for a
list of possible LED indicator conditions
and descriptions.
when you receive the printer.
when the LED indicator shows a battery condition (slow
blinking green or blank).
Chapter 1. Getting Started
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