Operational Characteristics / Differences - Motorola IMPRES Handbuch

OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS / DIFFERENCES:

1. IMPRES batteries may be charged in conventional chargers. However, in order
for the Smart Energy features to be enabled, each IMPRES battery must be
charged in an IMPRES Adaptive Charger. The first time an IMPRES battery is
charged in an IMPRES Adaptive Charger, the charger initially indicates a
STEADY YELLOW on the charger indicator. This first charge must be allowed
to complete to a STEADY GREEN indication on the charger indicator. This
properly calibrates the IMPRES battery and enables the Smart Energy
features. If this process is interrupted, the charger will calibrate the battery upon
the next insertion.
2. Since the IMPRES Adaptive Charger automatically determines the conditions
necessary to recondition the IMPRES battery, the charger may go into
recondition mode when a radio or battery is inserted. This is indicated by a
STEADY YELLOW on the charger indicator. The recondition mode can be
overridden, if required, by removing and reinserting the radio or battery. (Please
see instructions later in this guide.)
3. The IMPRES Adaptive Charger is designed to charge any battery listed in
Table 1. However, only Motorola IMPRES batteries will provide Smart Energy
features.
4. The IMPRES Adaptive Charger must be used to calibrate IMPRES Smart
batteries to ensure they accurately record, store and display IMPRES battery
usage data.
Table 1. GP and HT Professional Series Radio Batteries
Kit (PN)
HNN9008
HNN9009
HNN9010
HNN9011
HNN9012
HNN9013
HNN4001
HNN4002
HNN4003
HNN9003
WPNN4045
PMNN4045
PMNN4151
PMNN4154
Chemistry FM
NiMH No
NiMH No
NiMH Yes
NiCD Yes
NiCD No
Li-Ion No
NiMH No
NiMH Yes
Li-Ion No
NiMH No
NiMH No
NiMH No
NiMH No
NiMH No
3
IMPRES Capacity
No High
No Ultra-High
No Ultra-High
No High
No High
No High
Yes Ultra-High
Yes Ultra-High
Yes Ultra-High
No High
No High
No High
No High
No Ultra-High