Ct 6056 Charging Tray; Description; Charging Procedure - Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000 User Manual

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7 CT 6056 Charging Tray

The charging tray can recharge up to 56
7.1

Description

receivers at once. The charging unit which is
designed in a suitcase for portable unit contains
the power supply with automatic mains voltage
selection.
The charging electronics and a charging
indicator LED are included in each receiver. The
charging circuitry checks if a battery pack is
present and controls the charging process.
Note: The charging tray is only intended to charge DR
60xx receivers with a BP 6001 battery pack. You
cannot charge other receiver types with the CT 6056
charging tray, nor can you use other charging trays to
charge DR 60xx receivers.
1. Main Input -Male Euro mains socket. The
Figure 7.1-A Charging Tray, front view.
charging unit has automatic mains voltage
selection.
A mains cable is provided.
3. Receiver positions - One charging unit can
2. Mains on/off switch
charge up to 56 receivers simultaneously
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Ensure that the charging tray is connected to the
7.2

Charging procedure

mains and that it is switched on. Place the
receivers firmly in the charging compartments.
The charging indicator LEDs on all receivers
should illuminate. These LEDs indicate the
charging status of each receiver:
Charging status
Charging completed.
Green
LED colour
Charging in progress.
Red
Error status. See chapter 6,
Red blinking
Trouble shooting
Off Charger
receiver
inserted.
Notes
• It is preferred to switch on the charging unit before
inserting the receivers. Receivers can be inserted or
removed without damage while the charging unit is
switched on.
• Charge the battery pack to full capacity before using
them for the first time.
• The charger always applies fast charge during the
first 10 minutes after inserting a receiver. Inserting the
receiver multiple times with a fully charged battery
pack should therefore be avoided, as this will damage
the battery pack.
• Continuously charging the receiver will not damage
the receiver or battery pack. Receivers can therefore
safely be left in their charging positions when they are
not used.
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switched off or
not properly