Environmental Conditions; Others; Battery Precautions - INNO Instrument View 8+ User Manual

User's Manual
INNO Instrument, Inc.

Environmental Conditions

＊ Operating conditions: altitude: 0 to 5000m, relative humidity: 0 to 95%,
temperature: -10 to50 ℃ , the maximum wind velocity: 15m / s;
＊ Storage conditions: relative humidity: 0 to 95%, temperature: -20 to 60 ℃ ,
battery: -20 to 30 ℃ for long-term storage
Other
＊ Observation and display: Two cameras, 5.0-inch color LCD display
＊ 320x magnification for single X or Y view, or 180x magnification for both X and Y
view.
＊ Tensile test：1.96 to 2.25N.
＊ Terminals: USB2.0/MINI USB

Battery precautions

1) Do not touch or hit battery with pointed or sharp items.
2) Do not transport or store the battery together with metals.
3) Do not throw, drop, impact, or bend battery, or any knock or stomp on the battery is
forbidden.
4) Do not connect the anode and cathode terminals of the battery with metals such as
electric wire for fear of short circuit trouble.
5) Do not allow battery's anode or cathode terminal to touch with the aluminum layer
of package made from aluminum laminated plastic film material for fear of short-circuit.
6) In no case the battery cell can be dismantled.
7) Do not immerse the battery into water or seawater, because the battery cell cannot
bear moist environment.
8) Do not place or use the battery beside or near the heat source such as fire or heater.
9) Do not heat battery or throw it into water.
10) Do not directly solder the battery.
11) Do not charge battery near or beside the fire or in a very hot environment.
12) Do not place the battery into microwave oven or any high pressure vessel.
13) Do not allow the battery work or place it in hot temperatures such as in strong
sunshine or hot environment in car for a long time, for fear that battery might be
overheated, on fire, weakened functionally, or shortened in life.
14) Any usage of the damaged battery is forbidden. The battery should be kept away
from fire source when electrolyte leakage occurs or the battery emits electrolyte smell
for fear battery might catch on fire or explode.
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