Conditioning/Analysing The Battery With The Fast Charger; Disposing Of Used Nickel-Cadmium Batteries - Tait Orca Manual

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flash green while the battery is being discharged. Once the

battery is discharged, it will charge normally.

Conditioning/analysing the battery with the

fast charger

Conditioning/analysing the battery with the fast charger

will put the battery through a number of conditioning

cycles and will check the battery’s capacity on the last cycle.

To condition/analyse the battery, turn off the radio. Press

and hold the discharge button while inserting the battery/

radio. Continue holding the discharge button; the indicator

will glow amber for three seconds, and then will flash green.

When the indicator flashes green, release the discharge

button.

The condition/analyse cycle will take approximately 16

hours.

Once charged, the charger’s indicator will glow green if the

battery is in good condition. The indicator will flash amber

if the battery is below its optimum capacity; consult your

Tait dealer.

NiCd batteries contain a small amount of the metal

cadmium, which can produce potentially toxic waste if not

disposed of properly. When no longer in use, contact your

Tait dealer for recycling details.

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