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3.1.3
Removing the battery
The battery can be released by acting on the battery release lever, covered by rubber on the left side of the unit.
Although the battery insertion is spring loaded, the battery will be released only for a few millimeters
Note: Although the CliniScape works also with the AC adapter only,it is recommended to
leave always a battery pack in its receptacle. This guarantees the charge of the pack, avoids
system crashes if the AC adapter is accidentally disconnected and keep the battery tunnel
closed, avoiding the possibility that dirt or dust can enter into the unit.
Note: Before removing the battery with your MCA on, please be sure that an alternative
power source is connected to the system (AC adapter or docking station). Otherwise turn it
OFF, in Stand-by or Hibernate or make use of the battery swap function.
Note: When opening the battery release door, the CliniScape is losing its IP21 grade.
It is then recommended to carefully close the rubber door when the device is used in wet
environments or it is cleaned with liquids.
3.1.4
Turning the system on
The CliniScape can be turned on by pressing the Power ON / stand by
button.
After one second the green LED turns ON. For a complete indication
about this LED signalling, see below.
The system starts booting.
3.1.5
Charging the battery
When the CliniScape is connected to AC power (or docked into its
docking station), the battery automatically charges until it reaches a full
charge. This happens in any power state of the MCA, either when the
unit is stand-by or fully operating or OFF.
Typically an empty battery can be fully charged in less than two hours.
There are two LEDs that are indicating the status of the battery and the
status of its charge process, when active. The indication varies also
depending on the operating condition (power state) of the MCA.
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