Charging; Operation - Lupine Piko TL Max Bedienungsanleitung

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Charging

Note:
Our Piko TL switches on with a doubleclick to help
prevent unintendended turn-on when packed or
pocketed, for example.
 Programming to disable doubleclick in favor of
singleclick power-up is detailed on page 27.
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Flashlight and charger are ready for use
upon delivery, however, the battery is
merely partly charged.
Before seriously using your flashlight for
the first time, the battery requires charging
to ensure maximum capacity.
The charging socket can be found at
the backside of the flashlight.
 Also refer to the Charger section
on page 30.
Switching on:
Pressing the button with a quick doubleclick will switch on
the lamp at maximum power. The blue LED is on.
Switching/low beam:
A quick push of the button switches between power settings.
Note: When operating the lamp at maximum power, the
power may be reduced continuously depending on the
ambient temperature to avoid overheating of the LEDs
and the electronics.
Switching off:
Hold the button down (for more than one second) to switch off the lamp.
Note: The Piko TL control electronics not only controls high and low
beam; it also protects the rechargeable battery against deep discharge
and includes a low battery indicator.
Discharged battery capacity:
When you shut off the lamp, the discharged battery capacity is shown
via flashing of the blue LED and then the red LED.
only be set back once you give the light a full charge.
The  blue LED blinks once for each Ah (ampere hour); and then
the  red LED blinks once for each 1/10 of an Ah.
Example: The blue LED flashes once and then the red LED flashes five
times. This indicates that 1.5 Ah have been drawn from the battery.

Operation

Lamp on
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