Symbols And Indicators; Charging - Bellman & Symfon Audio Domino BE2210 Gebrauchsanweisung

Symbols and indicators

The following symbols are used in the user manual and can be explained as
follows:
The warning triangle indicates information which must be followed in order
to guarantee operation and also in some cases to ensure personal safety.
The light bulb (tip, note) indicates information which can be useful to help
you get the most out of the product.
I A permanently lit LED is indicated by a solid
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indicator.
I II III IV
II A blinking LED is indicated by a sunlike solid
indicator.
III
Indicators that are switched off are indicated by
an empty circle.
IV If a button must be held down for more than a
certain time, this is indicated by a blue button
and a stop watch symbol with a figure which
corresponds to the number of seconds that the
button must be held down for.
V
V Button presses are marked in blue on the speci-
fied button.
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Charging

Both the Transmitter and Receiver Units are supplied with built-in rechargeable
batteries. The batteries in both the Transmitter and Receiver Units must be
charged before using the products for the first time.
Bellman Audio Domino contains Lithium-Ion batteries and a universal charger
with plugs for the EU, United Kingdom, USA and Australia to suit the majority of
wall sockets used around the world.
Warning: The product may only be charged with the charger supplied or
using accessories from Bellman & Symfon.
Connect the charger as illustrated in the fold-out section of the manual.
Select the mains plug for the appropriate region and check that it is locked
properly before it is connected to the wall socket. When the charging connec-
tors are connected to the charger, the Transmitter Unit and the Receiver Unit,
the Battery Status LEDs (3 and 17) change from green to orange to indicate that
charging is taking place. When charging is finished, after about 4 h, the LEDs
turn green again. You can charge one unit at a time or two at the same time.
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