Nikon DH-1 Kurzanleitung

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Nomenclature
1) Line Wlector 1)
2) Power cord 2) Cordon de priø de courant
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3) Grounding terminal Pri* de terre
4) 4) Bouchon de lowrnent des Ecus
Battery charr&r cap
5) NiCd Battery unit DN.I 5) Accus au Cd.Ni DN.I
6) Power lamp 6) Lampe•témoin de branchern«lt
7) 7) Lampe.térnoin de charge
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NIPPON KOGAKU K.K. Tokyo, Japan
Printed in Japan (77,1.A) &-3
(117V. 220V.
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NiCd Battery Quick Charger DH-I
The Nikon NiCd Battery Quick Charger OH-I
for the NiCd Battery Unit DN-I used with the EE Aperture
tachment DS-I . With this unit, charging time for a fully
is approximately three hours. A built-in voltage selector enables use of
the DH-I with any of four AC line voltages.
Setting the Line Voltage Selector
Before using. check to make sure that the line voltage selector is set for
the proper voltage for your area; settings
240VAC are provided. To change the setting.
object into the slot in the selector switch and turn
aligned with the desired voltage setting. Note that the OH-I
fitted with a grounding terminal; should a grounding
available. be sure to employ this terminal
of operation.
Charging the NiCd Battery unit
Unscrew the larger milled cap on the front panel of the DH-I
the DN-I battery unit into the battery well. making sure that the posi-
tive (+) side of the battery faces out. When the cap is replaced,
charger is switched on. Now plug the charger's power cord into a wall
receptacle and the two front lamps will
(POWER) will glow green to indicate power
lamp (CHARGE) will glow red to indicate
Charging time depends on the condition of the battery
operation: for a completely depleted battery,
mately 80% of full capacity takes about three hours. As the 80% level is
reached. the charging lamp will extinguish.
extinguished. the battery can be used immediately (simply disconnect
the power cord and remove the unit from the charger); however, if
restoration of charge to approximately full capacity
charging for an additional two houjs.
Notes (charging operation):
• Do not continue recharging operation for more than five hours after
the charging lamp has extinguished, as this will result in overcharging
and will also shorten the life of the battery.
Be sure that the line voltage selector is properly
operation; failure to do so may result in damage and/or malfunction.
• Do not attempt to recharge the NiCd Battery Unit at extreme tempera-
tures; recharging should be limited to conditions within 00
Operation at high temperatures (about 400C) may causethe charging
lamp to extinguish too soon.
• Should the charging lamp fail to extinguish
tinuous charging. a problem exists and charging should be stopped
Please take the charger and the battery
dealer for servicing.
Notes (battery performance):
• Be sure to charge a newly purchased battery
charge if the battery is unused for an extended period. or, if possible,
once a month.
• When using the NiCd Battery Unit DN.I after a long period of disuse
(e.g.. after six months or more). performance may fail to meet speci-
fications. In this case, several
formance back to rated levels.
is the exclusive charger
Control At-
battery
of 100, 117, 220. and
insert a coin or similar
it until the slot is
is also
connection be
to ensure the fullest safety
and insert
the
light up; the upper lamp
is ON, while the lower
that charging has begun.
at the start of
recharging to approxi-
After the charging lamp has
is desired, continue
set before starting
400C.
after 4-h hours of con-
unit to your authorized
before use. Also. re-
cycles should bring per-