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Preparing the charger
If using the charger outside the USA
1. Insert the appropriate plug for the local mains supply into the
charger (B). This is done by simultaneously
a. pushing the release button (1.48a) upwards, and
b. sliding the plug (1.48) upwards from its normal position.
2. It can then be completely detached upwards.
3. The appropriate plug type is then pushed into the charger
from above until it engages.
16 / Charging the battery
If using the charger in the USA
1. Disconnect the factory fitted mains plug from the charger
(B). This is done by simultaneously
c. pushing the release button (1.48a) upwards, and
d. sliding the plug (1.48) upwards from its normal position.
2. You can then extend the two pins for the US plug (1.49b),
which are pushed down in the normal position.
Note:
The charger automatically switches to the prevailing mains
voltage.
Connecting the charger
1. Connect the charger (B), i.e. plug its connector (1.44a) into
the socket on the battery (1.43) and connect the power cord
(1.48/1.48b) to an outlet.
• The green LED marked
CHARGE
(1.46) starts flashing to
confirm that charging is in progress. As soon as the bat-
tery has charged to at least 4/5 of its capacity, the orange
LED marked with
80%
(1.46) also lights up. When the
battery is fully charged, i.e. 100 % capacity reached (after
1
approx. 3
/
hours), the green
CHARGE
2
from flashing to continuously lit.
Notes:
• The 80% LED lights up after about 2 hours due to the charging
characteristics. Therefore, if you do not need the full capaci-
ty, the camera is always ready to use again in a relatively
short time.
CHARGE
• If the green
-LED is continuously lit, this indicates
that the charger has automatically switched to trickle char-
ging.
2. The charger should then be disconnected from the power
cord. However, there is no risk of overcharging.
-LED changes
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