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CHAPTER 2
Assembling Your Analyzer
9
External Power
See item 3 in Fig.2.2 and Fig.2.3.
2250 Light is powered by an internal rechargeable battery pack. An indication of available
charge is shown by the battery icon at the bottom of the screen. If the charge remaining is
low or empty, the batteries can be recharged by connecting Mains Power Supply ZG-0426 or
ZG-0429 to the ‘Ext. Power’ socket. When the power supply lead is connected, the
icon will be displayed in place of the battery icon.
CAUTION:
Use specified battery charger only
Charging below 0
°C (32°F) is not recommended. If you charge the battery pack below 0°C,
the lifetime of the batteries will be reduced
Do not charge battery pack at temperatures above 60
°C
Do not disassemble or expose battery pack to fire or water
Battery Charge Indicator
See item 4 in Fig.2.2 and Fig.2.3.
A battery charge light, (LED), indicates when the battery pack is being charged from external
power.
With hardware versions 1 – 3: The LED is a steady green light when external power is
applied (and the battery is charging), and a flashing green light when charging has finished
With hardware version 4 (G4): The LED is red when external power is applied (and the
battery is charging); green when the battery is completely charged; and blue to indicate
that the unit is in stand-by and battery powered
Reset Button
See item 5 in Fig.2.2 and Fig.2.3.
Located above the USB connector, it is used to reset 2250 Light if you have problems with the
instrument and cannot get it to operate. To reset, press the button with the point of the stylus.
See Chapter 9 for troubleshooting.
Slot for Compact Flash (CF) Cards
With hardware versions 1 3 only (see item 6 in Fig.2.2).
This slot accepts CF sized-cards and can be used for memory, or for example, a modem.
Slot for Secure Digital (SD) Cards
See item 7 in Fig.2.2 and item 6 Fig.2.3.
This slot accepts SD and Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) memory cards and is typically
used to save measurement data. Capacities up to 32 gigabytes are acceptable.
Note: Hardware versions 1 – 3 have only one SD card slot. Hardware version 4 has two slots.
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