The laser pointer can be switched off with the switch or with the external control switch, in order to save battery power. The laser pointer cannot be used while the unit is being charged. Indicator lamp and charge cycle Indicator lamp Yellow Yellow Orange Green with intermittent yellow flash Green Alternating orange - green Mode Battery not connected Battery initialisation and analysis Fast charge Top-off charge Trickle charge Error Warning! Use only the accompanying rapid charger Mascot NiCd/NiMH charger Type Connection of an incorrect charger can result in the destruction of electronic circuits and batteries, and in the worst case, can cause fire. The pointer can operate for up to 20 hours with a fully charged, new battery. Charge the pointer regularly, preferably during the night.
The charger switches to maintenance charging at the end of this period. It takes approximately 2.0 hours to charge the batteries. This will ensure maximal lifetime for the batteries. Charging The laser pointer must be charged for at least two hours before it is used for the first time. This works well if the user can hold the head reasonably steady. In this case, the laser will be positioned at the side of the head. Headband The laser can be attached to a headband. Use suitable attachment means in this case. 10Ħ Helmet The laser can be attached to a helmet if the user wears one. It may be an alternative to use a cap with an open upper part, if a normal cap is too warm. Cap The laser can be attached to the peak of a cap, for example. Plastic tape or rubber bands may also be used. The accompanying plastic ties are used to attach the laser to the frame. If the user does not normally need spectacles, it is possible to try out using spectacles with plain glass, using them only when the laser pointer is to be used.
Velcro tape 9ĥ Spectacles If the user wears spectacles, the laser can be attached to their frame. Can be combined with Velcro tape for attachment. Self-adhesive plastic holders that can be opened. Plastic ties, used to attach the laser to spectacles. Used to attach the laser to a cap, for example. Attachment Items Plastic holder that is riveted in position. These means of attachment are included with the laser. Some different means of attachment that can be used are described below. On/Off switch Laser Clips for attachment to trouser lining Input for battery charger Battery charger Indicator lamp for charging Attaching the Laser There is no generally applicable method of attaching the laser to the user an individual solution must be devised. Never try to stare directly into the laser source! 8Ĥ The Parts of the Laser Pointer Battery unit On/Off switch Output for Laser Output for external control switch. Make sure t hat children do not play with the laser pointer, and ensure that children are kept under supervision when the laser pointer is being used. The laser pointer has been tested and approved by SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden according to standard EN and CFR Warning! The laser pointer is not a toy, but it may be tempting to play with it.
How strong is the light in the Laser Pointer? The laser pointer is a Class 2 laser with an output power of <1mW. However, care shall be taken to avoid focusing the light source into the eye. All lasers are approved for use as pointing devices in public situations, and they cannot damage skin. Class 2 is laser light with an output power less than 1 mw. This light does not produce a visible point in normal room lighting and is considered to be completely safe. Class 1 is laser light with an output power less than 0.4 µw. Facts about Laser Light Laser light is classified based on the output power of the light. The light point is highly concentrated, which makes it visible at a long distance, even in situations with a high ambient light level. This makes it possible for a user with disabilities to communicate in a simple manner.
The laser emits a red point of light that is used to point at various objects in the user's surroundings, such as texts, symbols, pictures and objects. The laser is attached to the user's spectacles, headband, cap, or similar. It consists of a laser and a battery unit.
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9 Spectacles Cap Helmet Headband CHARGING Indicator lamp and charge cycle CLEANING DISPOSAL ACCOMPANYING ITEMS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSģ GB Manual for Laser Pointer Introduction The laser pointer is a communication aid for disabled people who are unable to communicate using speech, writing or other methods. 8 How strong is the light in the Laser Pointer?. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS GB MANUAL FOR LASER POINTER.8 INTRODUCTION.
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