Charging The Battery Pack - Sharp ViewCam Slim VL-AX1S Operation Manual

Preparation
Preparation
Charging the Battery
Pack
Charge the battery pack with the supplied AC
adapter/battery charger before use.
Note:
• Remove the DC cable from the AC adapter/
battery charger when charging the battery pack.
1
Connect the supplied power cord to the
AC power socket on the AC adapter/
battery charger, and insert the AC plug
into a power outlet.
• The POWER indicator lights up.
POWER indicator
2
Align the mark on the battery pack
with the mark on the charger ( ) and
guide the battery into the groove.
Pressing the battery ( ), slide it in the
direction of the arrow ( ) until it locks
into place.
• The CHARGE indicator lights up.
CHARGE indicator
• The CHARGE indicator turns off when
the battery is fully charged.
3
Slide the battery pack in the direction of
the arrow ( ), and remove it ( ). Then
remove the AC plug of the power cord
from the power outlet.
9
AC power socket
To power
outlet
Charging time and maximum continu-
ous recording and playback times in
TAPE modes
Max. continu-
ous recording
Battery Charging
pack time
LCD
closed
BT-L221
100 110
BT-LS222
BT-L441 160 220
BT-LS442A
190 260
• The chart specifies the approximate times in
minutes.
Notes:
• Charge the battery pack between 10°C and
30°C. The battery pack may not charge
properly at temperatures too low or too high.
• The battery pack and charger become warm
during charging. This is not a malfunction.
• Using the zoom (see page 24) and other
functions or turning the power on and off
frequently will increase power consumption.
This may result in a decrease in the actual
recording time compared to the maximum
continuous recording time listed above.
• The charging time and recording time may
vary depending on the ambient temperature
and the condition of the battery pack.
• See pages 96 and 97 for more information on
using the battery pack.
Caution:
• Charge only SHARP model BT-L221, BT-L441,
BT-LS222 or BT-LS442A battery packs. Other
types of battery packs may burst, causing
personal injury and damage.
Max. continu-
time
ous playback
time on LCD
LCD
open
90 90
180 180
220 220