Epson HX-20 User Manual - Page 12

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Treat the circuit cover with care If you turn your HX-20 upside down, you will notice something that looks like a trap door. This covers the HX-20's internal circuitry. circuit cover Treat the circuit cover with care PLEASE NOTE: You should not remove this cover yourself! Removing it exposes the static-sensitive circuit to possible damage. Your warranty will become void if you attempt to modify, adjust, add, or insert any ROM or other part or device in this compartment. This cover should only be removed by an authorized Epson dealer or service center and for one of two reasons: 1 ) to install an option ROM. 2.) to select a different character set (see Page 27). Also, do not operate the HX-20 with the circuit cover removed. Doing so increases the chance of damage to the circuit, and may cause the HX-20 to interfere with television or radio reception nearby. Use only the HX-20 AC adapter to charge HX-20 batteries Your HX-20 comes with a device labelled AC ADAPTER. This unit is designed to charge the batteries in your HX-20. It is not designed to run your HX-20 directly from AC current. In all cases, you should operate the HX-20 using only its internal nickel-cadmium batteries. You may own other electronic products whose accessories include an AC adapter or a battery charger that looks much like the HX-20 battery charger. DO NOT USE any of these devices with your HX-20. Their electrical characteristics will almost certainly be quite different from those of the HX-20 battery charger. (This is true even of chargers and adapters rated at 6 volts, and equipped with 7

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Treat
the
circuit
cover
with
care
If you turn your HX-20 upside down, you will notice something that
looks like a trap door. This covers the HX-20’s internal circuitry.
circuit
cover
Treat
the
circuit
cover
with
care
PLEASE NOTE: You should not remove this cover yourself! Re-
moving it exposes the static-sensitive circuit to possible damage.
Your warranty will become void if you attempt to modify, adjust,
add, or insert any ROM or other part or device in this compartment.
This cover should only be removed by an authorized Epson
dealer or service center and for one of two reasons:
1 ) to install an option ROM.
2.) to select a different character set (see Page 27).
Also, do not operate the HX-20 with the circuit cover removed.
Doing so increases the chance of damage to the circuit, and may
cause the HX-20 to interfere with television or radio reception
nearby.
Use
only
the
HX-20
AC
adapter
to
charge
HX-20
batteries
Your HX-20 comes with a device labelled AC ADAPTER. This unit
is designed to charge the batteries in your HX-20.
It is not designed
to run your HX-20 directly
from
AC current.
In all cases, you should operate the HX-20 using
only
its internal
nickel-cadmium batteries.
You may own other electronic products whose accessories
include an AC adapter or a battery charger that looks much like the
HX-20 battery charger.
DO
NOT
USE
any of these devices with
your HX-20. Their electrical characteristics will almost certainly be
quite different from those of the HX-20 battery charger. (This is true
even of chargers and adapters rated at 6 volts, and equipped with
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