Brother International PocketJet 6 Plus Users Manual - English - Page 11
Tips on Using the, Rechargeable Li-ion Battery - drivers
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Setting Up the Printer 1 2 1 POWER indicator 2 Battery indicator Charging While Removed From the Printer 1 Use the AC adapter and AC power cord to connect the rechargeable Li-ion battery to an AC power outlet, or use the DC cable to connect the battery to a DC power outlet. The battery indicator lights in orange. When the rechargeable Li-ion battery is fully charged, the battery indicator turns off. 1 1 Battery indicator Stopping Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Charging 1 To stop rechargeable Li-ion battery charging, disconnect the AC power cord or DC cable from the battery's AC/DC connector. Tips on Using the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 1 1 Charge the rechargeable Li-ion battery immediately after purchase. Do not use it before it is charged. Darker prints discharge the rechargeable Li-ion battery faster than lighter prints. Adjust the print density setting in the printer driver's dialog box (see Setting Printer Driver Options on page 21) or in PJ-600 Series Utility (see Print Density on page 34). Unlike the rechargeable Ni-MH battery, battery refreshing and trickle charging are not necessary when using the rechargeable Li-ion battery The rechargeable Li-ion battery charging can take place in 32F-104F (0C-40C) environments. Charge the rechargeable Li-ion battery in an environment in this temperature range. If the surrounding temperature is out of this range, the rechargeable Li-ion battery will not be charged, and the battery indicator will remain lit. If the printer is used when both the rechargeable Li-ion battery is installed and the AC adapter or DC cable is connected, the auto power off function will turn off the printer after the specified amount of time (see Auto Power Off(AC/DC/Li-ion) on page 32) passes, after which the rechargeable Li-ion battery will be charged. When 180 minutes (max.) have passed since the printer was turned on, the battery indicator turns off and charging stops. If the printer is used when both the rechargeable Li-ion battery is installed and the AC adapter or DC cable is connected, the battery indicator may turn off and charging may stop even if the rechargeable Li-ion battery has not been fully charged. 7