Range; Charging The Remote Control; Important Information - T+A HA 200 User Manual

Range

When operating by remote control, please hold the
FM8 in the direction of the remote control receiver.
The range of the remote control is approx. 4..5 m.
The line of sight between FM8 and the remote cont-
rol receiver must not be interrupted by obstacles.
The direct incidence of interfering light (e.g. from
fluorescent and energy-saving lamps) into the re-
ceiver should be avoided at all times, as otherwise
the range of the remote control can be considerably
reduced.

Charging the remote control

The FM8 has an internal rechargeable battery (Li-ion
battery) that cannot be removed or replaced by the
user.
To charge the remote control, connect it to the
CHARGE connector on the back of the HA 200.
The charging process is indicated by the flashing red
LED on the remote control. As soon as the battery is
fully charged, the LED lights up red continuously.

Important information

• The FM8 cannot be used to control the amp when the battery is on charge.
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• Do not charge the FM8 without supervision.
• The FM8 is fitted with an internal rechargeable battery (Li-Ion battery), which cannot be removed or repla-
ced by the user. If you eventually notice that the battery only retains a little of its original capacity, and the
period you can use the FM8 is greatly reduced, then it is time to contact your T+A dealer and ask him to fit
a replacement battery
• If the battery is replaced improperly, there is danger of explosion. Always replace batteries by batteries of
the same or an equivalent type.
• Batteries shout not be exposed to excessive heat like sunshine, fire or the like.
• Protect the FM8 from humidity, coldness, heat and dust.
• The FM8 contains a Li-Ion battery. Like any other electrical device, the FM8 must not be discarded in the
normal domestic waste. It must be taken to your local collection point for electrical scrap.
• Exhausted batteries must never be thrown into the household waste! They should be returned to the
battery vendor (specialist dealer) or your local toxic waste collection point, so that they can be recycled or
disposed in a proper way. Most local authorities provide collection centres for such waste, and some provi-
de pick-up vehicles for old batteries.
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