Chiayo Adventure 800 SQ-5016 Operating instructions

Brand: Chiayo

Model: Adventure 800 SQ-5016

Type: Operating instructions

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General

Congratulation

for owning

this all-inone

portable

sound system. Please

read ttris operating

instruction

thoroughly

to fully understand

its

controls and functions.

There

are

versions

of Adventure

800, namely

the

(1).

Adventure

800 with

CD / Digital Player

with USB-tnterface.

(

Fig. 1

)

(2).

Adventure

800 with

CD / Digital Player

with

USBJnterface & Tape

Deck.

(

Fig. 2

)

(3).

Adventure

Companion

Speaker only.

(

Fig.

)

Rear

panel

configuntion

(

CD / Digital

Playerwith

USB-lntefiace)

LCD Display

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

SKIP

EJECT

SELECTOR

USBSELECTOR

FOLDER

SKIP

trtR

USB INPUT

E POWERA/OL,

player

remole contol.

1. MrC rN

(BALANCE/UNBALANCE)

2. WRI

channel selector

WR2 channel sel€ctor

4. AUX IN

s.AUX OUT

6.MASTER

VOLUME

7.FUSE

S.POWER

(ON

/ OFF)

9.MtC

1O.WR1

VOLUME

11.WR2VOLUME

l2AUXVOLUME

13.TAPE VOLUME

14.BASS

15.TREBLE

16AC

INPUTJACK/FUSE

1 T.BATTERY

STATUS INDICATOR

18.DC

24-32V TNPUT

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The Power

Supply and

basic Battery Management

The

power

supply of Adventure 800 system comes from

the two

pieces

12V

4.5 AH

built-in rechargeable batteries

(

maintenance free

Lead Acid type, which has no memory

effect

)

. An

understanding and

knowledge of rechargeable battery is imperative in the

operation of the

portable

sound system as it helps to

give

a trouble-free operation of this

system.

After

unpacking the unit for the first time,

please

charge the

rechargeable

batteries

the

system first for at least 10 hours before any operation.

This is

very important

procedure

that user MUST undertake in order to

get

the

longest

life

span out of

the

batteries.

Failure

follow this

proper

battery management

instruction may cause the user end up

paying

for

new batteries.

The rechargeable batteries

were

fully charged in

the factory

before shipment.

However, the

unit

you

have

just

unpacked

could have been several months old and the built-in lead acid

rechargeable batteries might have been discharged or drained. This

analogue of car

which has been left unused for months and the restart is impossible due to flat battery. lt is

thus imperative that

full

charge

absolutely

necessary for

new

system or system left

unused

for

several months.

charge the battery, simply

plug

in the

supply and the charging

process

will

start

automatically and

the

battery status

indicator will flash. When

permanent

Green light

appears, it means the batteries are fully charged. Normal operation could now be resumed.

When the charging indicator lights up in

RED,

it means battery

is weak

and charging is

required.

an urgent case when the system must be used

while

the system is still under

charging, for this system it is

still

possible

the AC

power

supply

is designed

such

that it

also

provides

the

power

for

the system

while

charging

the

batteries

but

this could only be

done when the charging

process

has started for about 5 minutes and some minimum

energy has

been stored

the batteries.

Operating the Wireless Microphone

System

To use the First

wireless system, switch on the

receiver

module

power

supply switch of WM

1 .

Switch on the corresponding

matching transmitter or handheld microphone

(

please

refer to the

operating instruction

of the individual transmitter

When RF signal is being received by

the

receiver,

the receiver RF

signal

indicator 1 will

light up.

Rotate

the control

WM1

and MASTER

volume

control

clockwise

increase the volume. When voice is spoken inlo the microphone,

amplified

sound should be heard over the built-in sDeaker.

This instruction

is for system which

is equipped with

two

wireless receiver modules. To use the

Second wireless system,

switch on the receiver module

power

supply switch WM2. Switch on

the corresponding

matching transmitter or handheld microphone. When RF

signal

being

received by

the

receiver,

the receiver RF signal indicator 2 will light

up.

Rotate

the

WM 2

control

and

MASTER

volume control

clockwise

increase the level. When voice is spoken into the

microphone,

amplified sound should be heard

over

the built-in

speaker.

Operating the Wired

/ Cable

Microphone

To use the

wired microphone, simply

plug

in the

wired microphone connector into the XLR /

Phonejackcomboconnector,ThisuniqueconnectoraccepteitherXLRorl/4

PhoneJack

male connector. Rotate

the MIC In volume control and MASTER Volume control clockwise

increase

the volume. When voice is

spoken

into

the

wired microphone,

amplified sound should

heard

over the built-in

or external speaker.

Both wired

and wireless microohone

could be used simultaneouslv as

there is

a built-in mixer

mix both input

signals.

When all the levels

are set, simply use the MASTER volume control

main

control.

Function

of Speaker out

There

are two types

of Speaker out

jack.

Speaker

out

(

unswitched

)

When

an external speaker

connected

to this

oulput, both the

internal

speaker of

and

the

external speaker will have sound,

Speaker

Out

(

switched

)

When an external speaker is connected to this output, the internal

speaker will

be muted and only the external speakerwill

have

sound.

Operating

the

CD /

Digital Player

with

USB-lnterface

To begin operation,

first turn

the

Master PWR

and

then

press

the Power/Volume

control knob

to activate this

player.

this

key is

pushed

during CD stop,

play

will

start after hack

search.

When

this

key

pushed

during

CD is

playing,

then it is

changed to

pause.

When

CD is not

if this key is

pushed

then

CD will

this will

chanqe the mode

to CD-MP3.

this

will chanqed the

mode to USB.

SKIP+

UP/CUE

ln stop mode:

Change the

starting

play-track(file)

during stop mode,

cyclic to the first

it is in the last

track.

program

entry mode:

Change to the next track(file)

for

program

select .

play

mode,

pause

mode,

program play

mode, random

play

mode:

Single

press

to skip the

playing

track(file) to next track(file)

for normal

play/pause

mode, to next

program

index track(file) for

program play/pause

mode, to next random

track(file) for random

play

/pause mode.

Continue

press

for more than

0.7 sec to fast fonrvard

during

play/pause.

SKIP-

DONWREV

In stop mode:

Change the starting

play-track

(file)

during stop

mode, cyclic to the last

if it is in the first track.

program

Entry mode:

Change to the

track

(file)

for

program

select.

play

mode,

pause

mode,

program

play

mode:

Single

press

to skip the

playing

track

(file)

hack(file) for normal

play/pause

mode, to

previous program

index track(file)

for

program

play/pause

mode.

Continue

press

for more

than 0.7 sec

fast reverse

during

play/pause.

FOLDER

stop mode:

Skip the starting

play

folder

next folder

during stop mode,

cyclic

to the

first folder

if it is in the last folder.

program

entry mode:

Change the file for

program

select to next folder's

first file, cyclic

to the

first

folder if it is in the last

folder.

ln normal

play

mode:

Skip the

playing

file

to the next folder's

first file.

FOLDER.

DOWN

ln stop mode:

Skip

the

starting

play-folder

folder

during stop mode, cyclic

the

last

folder if it is in the first folder.

program

entry mode:

Change the file for

program

select to

folder's first file, cyclic to

the

last folder if it is in the first

folder.

In normal

play

mode:

Skip the

playing

file to

the

folder's first file.

PLAY MODE

In mp3 and

USB

mode .

lf this key is

pushed,

PLAY mode is changed cyclically

as shown

below.

>PLAYALL RANDOM

REPEAT TRACK

REPEAT FOLDER

REPEATALL<-

RANDOM REPEAT<- PLAY ALL-

CD mode lf this key is

pushed,

PLAY mode is changed

cyclically shown below

P LAY ALL

RAN

DO M

-----)

R E PEAT TRACK

-----------

I-

REPEATALL<-

RANDOM REPEAT<_ PLAYALL.+

EJECT

When this kev is

oushed.

door

is moved out.

PROG

Set to

programming

mode.

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MUTE

When this key is

pushed

during

playing,

the

set

will mute the

outpu

Push aoain to recover the outout .

option

- PUWET{

'ower

SW of the

set

ESP

CDDA mode, Press"ESP" key

then

ESP

display

will

be lighted and the

in electronic anti-shock state.

The electronic anti-shock time is about 40

seconds.

Press "ESP" kev aoain to cancel the ESP function.

;et is

FIND

In MP3 mode :

Press

this

key once to change FILE search mode.

Press

this key twice to

change ALBUM search mode.ll

press

this key long

time

once track

displaved .press

twice

ld3 TAG is

displaved.

0-1 0; You

can use these

kevs

to select the track

vou

want

directlv.

VOL.-

When

this key is

pushed,

thevolumewill decrease by 1dB

perstep,

the min. volume is OdB.

ENCOOE

VOL.+

When

this key is

pushed,

the

volume will increase

by 1dB

per

step

the

max. volume is 30dB.

ENCOOE

Caution: This

player

does not accept

8-cm diameter CD.

User is advised

have

the USB 2,0 formatied in

FAT

FAT 32

The

built-in

USB 2.0

player

can

not

be able to read the MP3 files stored in

your

USB if

is not

formatted by either

FAT

FAT-32

To avoid

possible

damage

the USB, remember to detach it

only after switching off the

player.

Operating

the Tape Deck

Press

this key to

play

the tape.

Press this key with

PLAY kev for record

Press this key to

pause

the

plav.

Press aqain to

continue the

olav.

Press this

key for fast forward .

Press

this key for fast reverse.

Press this kev to stoo

/ slot / remove the

Voulme

/ Tone

control:

Rotate

the

power/volume

control knob

TAPE

to adjust the volume

of the Cassette

deck.

For

tone setting, turn

BASS to adjust the

output of high

pitch

and

turn

BASS to

adjust the

output of low

pitch.

Sim

ple

DIY

Trouble-shootings:

1. No

sound when speaking

into the wireless microphone

Please verify

the followings :

1.1 Main

power

switch should be

ON.

When

light

appears,

it means

that the battery is

weak.

Please

plug

the AC cable to charge the battery.

1.2 WM1 should

be switched on. When two wireless microphones

are

used,

both

WM1

and

WM2 should

be switched on. When

this is done,

please

verify that the MASTER

volume

control

been used

to adjust to the desired volume.

1.3 Wireless

microphone

should be

put

to ON and verify that the battery

O.K.

(

please

refer

to wireless

microphone

operating manual

)

and observe the

signal

received

on the

indicator 1 or 2.

1.4 Please

verify

that the frequency on the wireless microphone and the corresponding

built-in wireless receiver

module are exactlv the same.

2.No

sound

when

CD / Digital Player *nn

,r"anrerface

or Tape Deck is

used.

2.'1 Main

power

switch should be ON. When no light

appears,

it means

that the battery

weak.

Please

plug

the AC cable to charge the battery.

2.2 Please

make sure that if both the Master PWR

and

the designated PowerA/olume

control

are switched on. lf either

PWR

isn't

turned on, the module won't function.

2.3 Follow the

proper

operating instruction of CD / Digital Player or

Tape

Deck.

power

supply

1.Battery is

faulty

2.Battery is

not charged.

Specification

Item

Speclfletlon

Max.

Power

Outout

Max.75W(RMS)/4Q Load

Distortion

O.5o/o

Frequenry Response

SOHZ-2OKHZ13dB

Input

Wired Mic / Lina ln

SDeaker Svstem

6*9"full

range

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other compatible brands

Mic ln

XLR / Phone Conbo

jack'

Handheld / Lavalier / Headset

Output

Speaker/ Speaker out(switchedy Line out

Dimension

44O

21O' 25O mm

Weisht

About 20 Kg

BlackColor

Handeld

Transmitter SQ601 6:(UHF)

l.Microphone

Capsule

module

2.Battery status LED

3.ON/OFF switch

4.LCD

5.Battery compartment

6,Rotating

protective

cap for controls

(also

serves as color ldentification cap)

7.LOCK / unLOCK

8,SET

9.UP

1.0.D0wN

11 .Gharging

port

12.Name olate

Changing

of capsule

First unscrew

the

metal

grill

fom the

housing

and take

out the capsule to

replaced

(Fig.9).

Then insert

in a new capsule. Either dynamic or condenser

type

can be chosen to match

your

-*"ö

SQ-5016

microphone requires 2

pieces

size batteries

to operate. Please insert the batteries acmrding to the mnect

polarity

as indicated in Fig.10.

Caution

Many batteries are known

have leakage

problem

of conductive and conosive liquid.

Please

observe

the

rule to remove the batteries if they are not

be used

for

a longer

period.

Due to various

unstandardized sizes

(

diameters

)

'AA'

batteries, this battery compartment is

designed to accommodate the most common Alkaline batteries only.

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Making

changes

various

settings

in handheld

transmitter.

l.Making changes

Ghannel:

Use

UP or

DOWN button

to the CHANNEL/

FREQUENCY

page.

The cursor

will

flash to allow

changes

to be

made.

Pressing

UP or

DOWN

button

will increase

decrease

the channel

number.

The corresponding

frequency

will change

accordingly.

When a desired

channel

is selected,

will be

automatically

saved

and stored

in the

memory.

2. Making

changes to

Battery

selection:

Use UP or

DOWN button

to the Battery

selection

page.

Press UP or

DOWN button

to move

the cursor

either

NiMH

(

rechargeable

battery

)

AKLN

(Alkaline

battery

)

position.

When the desired

battery

has been

selected,

will be automatically

saved and

stored

in the

memory.

Remark

: NiMH battery

must

be selected

when

rechargeable

battery

is being

used.

Never select

AKLN

(

Alkaline

)

when transmitter

is intended

for

charging

as Alkaline

battery

can

not

charged

I Wrong

selection

of battery

will

result in battery

sensing

electronics

to display

wrong

and misleading

status

information.

Making changes

Use UP

or DOWN

to Sensitivity

Level:

button

to the SENS

SET

Page.

Press UP or

DOWN button

increase

or decrease

the Sensitivity

Level of

the

transmitter.

The MAX

level

is 4 and

the

MIN level

When a

desired sensitivity

level

has been

selected

for

your

application,

it will

automatically

saved

and

stored in

the Memory.

Remark

: When selecting

Sensitivity

level,

please

bear

mind that

Level

for

proximity

singing

purposes whereas

Level

4 is for use

transmitter

ön tripod

mount

for speech

purposes.

When

Level

4 setting

used

for close

proximity

singing,

high SPL

input will

result

in undesirable

distortion

in the output.

After

performing

setting

changes,

you

could

turn the

protective

cover

180"

either direction

to block

the buttons

from

being

accidentally

adjusted.

BELT-PACK TRANSMTTTER

(SM.501

6) UHF

Antenna

Battery weak / audio mute indicator

Audio mute switch

Mini-XLR connector

Power ON / OFF switch

LCD display

Mini USB

port

Cover release button

Charging contacts

Lavalier microphone

lIIMic

clip

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BATTERIES

SM-5016

uses2piecesof"AA"sizebatteries(Alkalinebatteryisrecommended).Toinstall

orremove

the batteries,

press

the release buttons at the edges of the transmitter lo open or close the cover as

illustrated

(

Fig.15

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Making

changes to various settings in Beltpack

Transmitter.

l.Making

changes to CHANNEL / FREQUENGY:

Use UP

or DOWN button to

to the CHANNEL/FREQUENCY

page.

The cursor will flash

to allow changes

be made. Pressing UP or DOWN button will

increase

or decrease the

channel

number. The

corresponding

frequency

will change

accordingly.

When a desired channel(frequency) is being

selected,

it will

automatically

saved and stored

in the memory.

Remark : When changing transmitter frequencies,

care should be taken to

avoid causing

interference to other channels

users.

2.Making

changes

Battery

selection:

Use

UP or

DOWN

button to

to the Battery selection

page.

Press

SET for about 2 seconds to activate the cursor. Press

DOWN button

move

the cursor to either NiMH

(

rechargeable

battery

)

oTAKLN

(

Alkaline

battery

)

position.

When the

desired option has been selected,

press

SET for

about

seconds

save

and

store the data

the memory.

Remark : N|MH

battery must be selected when rechargeable battery is

being used.

Never

select

AKLN

(

Alkaline

)

when transmitter is intended for

charging

Alkaline

battery can not be charged I

Wrong

selection of

battery will result in

battery sensing electronics to

display wrong

and

mislead status information.

3.lnput Level

Gain Control Adjustment

Low impedance

(

Lo-Z

)

" MT'& high impedance

(

Hi-Z

)

'GT'gain

controls

are situated

inside

the transmitter as shown in Fig

10. Gain

controls

are adjustment

ports

that enable

you

to use microphones

of difiering outpul levels and Guitar or instruments with Hi-Z output. To

adjust microphone

(

Lo-Z

)

input

levels,

turn the

MT"

control and to adjust the Guitar or

instrument

(

Hi-Z

)

input,

adjust

the "

GT"

gain

control

set

the transmitte/s

desired audio

inout level.

Caution and tips on

how

to obtain the best

resulfs

l.Before inserting

the batteries,

please

make

sure that they are

inserted according

to the

correct

polarity.

2.For PLL-'16-frequency agile version, before operation

please

make sure that the

corresponding receiver MUST have the same frequency

group

and channel number

the

transmitter.

3.For fixed frequency version, before operation

please

make sure that corresponding

receiver

MUST have the same frequency as the transmitter.

4.Before making any channel change,

please

switch off the

power

supply. The synthesized

program

works in

such a

way that

change

channel will only take

place

after a

power

off

and on action.

Otherwise,

the

previosly

selected frequency will stay unchanged.

5.After making a channel change,

please

make sure that the corresponding change is made

on the matching receiver also. To be exact, changes MUST be made at both the transmitter

and receiver.

6.Use only brand new Alkaline batteries. Do not use "

general purpose

" batteries. When

batteries

are

weak, replace

the three batteries altogether at

the same

time.

Do not mix

and

use new

and old batteries together.

T.Position the receiver

such

that it has the least

possible

obstructions

between it

and

the

transmitter.

Line of sight is best!

8.The transmitter and the receiver should be as close as

possible

but not less than 1m.

9.4 receiver cannot

receive

signals from two or more transmitters simultaneously.

1O.Turn

the transmitter off

when it is not in

use.

Remove the bafteries if it is not to

be used

for a

period

of time.

Maintenance-free

Lead Acid

battery

Guidelines for maintenance-free Batteries:

1. Battery should

operate at temperatures between 15"C

50"C.

ensure a

longer life

span, it should be kept

between 5"C

35"C.

For

optimum

result, 20'C

25'C will

ideal. When

temperature

falls

15 degrees below zero, battery

will

undergo some

changes in

its

chemical contents and therefore cannot be recharged. Operating the

battery at higher

temperature

will result in higher capacity but shorter lifespan, whereas

lower temperatures

operation has a longer lifespan but less capacig.

2. lf the battery is not recharged

hrs after it is completely used, it will be

permanently

damaged.

3. When the

baftery

being charged,

the

internal

gases

will

be electrolyzed into

water at

the negative charge, maintaining the battery's storage abilities with no water added.

However,

erosion at the charged ends of the battery will

cause

poor performance.

The battery's cycle lifespan

(

no.

of charge

and

discharge

cycle

)

is determined by the

degree at

which

power

is dissipated.,

especially the

degree of discharged

each

time it

is used

and

the recovery

charging method. For normal use,

the

battery can be used

for

longer

hours when less

power

is dissipated each time and vice versa. At 25"C,

maintenance-free

batteries could be charged

150

200 times at

100%

discharge

each time.

5. Decrease in

capacity,

internal

short circuit, deformation

appearance, erosion of

charged ends and decrease in open circuit voltage are symbols

indicating

battery is

approaching

the

end

of its life cycle.

6. When two batteries

are used in

parallel

connection, the

resistance

of the cables should

be kept equal.

Properties

of the Lead Acid Battery:

1. Has no

memory effect. Can be charged at anytime, even when the recharge indication

light is

not on.

2 .Performance and efficiency are affected by

changes

in the environment,

especially

temperature and

humidity.

(Best

operated

between 20'C

25"C)

3. Battery discharge naturally according

to a certain

pattern

even

not in

use.

For

best

performance

and a

prolonged

lifespan, it should be recharged every month even when

not in use.

Under normal circumstances, battery could last for about a

yeal,

5. When the

battery's life expires,

possible

indicators include

internal

short-circuit,

decrease in capacity, deformation in

appearance,

erosion of charged ends and

decrease in

operating

voltage.

User's Precautions:

1. For first-time

use, charge the battery for

hrs until

it is

fully charged.

2. To

maintain

performance

and lifespan, if

product

has not been used for 3 months after

the initial shipment,

please

fully charge

the

battery.

3. Before

each use, it's advisable

charge

the battery to its full

capacity.

4. The average lifespan of the battery is one

year.

The user is advised to change the

battery after one

year

of use.

5. The

current consumption is in direct ratio with load current.

The more

current

consumption, the less the operation time.

6. SMART

and

FOCUS

operate on one 12Vl2.7AH battery.

ADVENTURE,

CHALLENGER, and VICTORY operate on two 12V14.5AH batteries.

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Herzlichen

Glückwunsch

zum Erwerb einer mobilien Beschallungsanlage.

Bitte lesen

Sie dieser

Bedienungsanleitung

sorgfältig

um die Bedienelemente

und Funktionen

verstehen.

gibt

3 Modelle

derAdventure

800

1. Adventure

800 mit CD Mp3 Spieler und USB

(Fig

2. Adventure

800 mit CD Mp3 Player,USB und Cassettendeck.

(Fig

3. Adventure

800

Passiver

Lautsprecher

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3. Wr2 Kanalwahl

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5AUX OUT

6.MASTERVOLUME

T.SICHERUNG

E.POWER

(ON

/ OFF)

9.MtC

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11.WR2VOLUME

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13.TAPE VOLUME

14.BASS

15.TREBLE

16.AC Eingang JACK / SICHERUNG

1 T.Batteriezustandsanzeige

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Stromzufuhr

und Batterie Handhabung

Die

Stromzuf

uhr des Adventure 800

Systems besteht aus zwei 12V

4.5

Akkus

dle in

dem System integriert sind

(Lead

Acid Typ, ohne Memory Effekt

!).

Kenntnisse

mit dem

Umgang von Akkus sind zwingend erforderlich

eine

einwandfreie

Bedienung dieses

portablen

Soundsystems zu

gewaerleisten

und

um Störungen des

Systems zu

vermeiden.

Nach

dem erstmaligem Auspacken

derAdventure,

bitten

wir Sie

dieAkkus vor

der

ersten Benutzung

mind.

0 Stunden zu laden. Dies

ist eine sehr wichtige

Maßnahme

um eine lange Lebenserwartung

derAkkus

gewährleisten

zu können.

Ein nicht

beachten

dieses Hinweises kann zu fehlerhaften Funktionen

oder zu einer

kürzeren

Lebenszeit

derAkkus führen.

VorAuslieferung

wurden die

Akkus ab Werk vollstaendig

geladen.

lhre

Adventure

jedoch

u. U.

Laenge

re Zeitgelagert wurde, koennen

die Akkus

teilentladen

sein. Es ist daher dringend

empfehlen, die Akkus vor der

Inbetriebnahme

noch einmal vollstaendig

aufzuladen.

Zum Aufladen der

Batterien stecken

Sie

das beigefuegte

Netzkabel in die

Netybuchse

16 und verbinden

es dann mit einer 230V Schutzkonmtakt

Steckdose

Der Ladevorgang

startet

automatisch und die

Batterlezustandsanzeige

17 beginnt

blinken. Ein

permanent

grünes

leuchten

bedeutet,

dass die Adventure vollständig

aufgeladen ist. lhre Adventure

kann nun

in Betrieb

genommen

werden.

Wenn

die

Batteriezustandsanzeige

Rot leuchtet

bedeutet dies, dass derAkku

Zustand

gering

ist und die Adventure

aufgeladen

werden

muss. Für

den Fall,

dass

Sie das System dringend

benötigen bevor der Ladeprozess abgschlossen

ist,

ist

dies nur möglich wenn

derAkku mind.5 Minuten vorgeladen wurde,

dann kann

das

System beim Ladevorgang

gleichzeitig

benutzt und aufgeladen werden.

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