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charging and use. High temperatures can cause Ni-MH batteries to drain more quickly when being stored.
Note: When charging the pack outside of the United States, plug adapters may be used to plug the charger
into any 100-240 V AC power outlet.
Reading the indicator lights while charging:
While your Cyclone is charging, its red Charge LED will remain on, and its four green battery LEDs will flash in
sequence during the charging process. When the pack is fully charged, all four battery LEDs will remain on.
The Status LED remains off during charging. If the battery is not charged to its full capacity after 4 hours'
continuous charging, the Status LED will flash to indicate that the battery is faulty or has reached the limit of
its product life and can no longer hold a full charge. Please replace the Cyclone immediately if this occurs.
Checking the Cyclone's charge level:
When the Cyclone is not charging and is not connected to a flash unit, you can check the level of charge by
pressing the power button. The battery LEDs will illuminate to indicate the level of charge as follows:
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Charging Your Cyclone
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