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WARNING! Charging lithium-polymer batteries poses a risk of FIRE! Follow all care and handling
instructions in this manual to avoid severe and permanent damage to the batteries and all
surroundings which could result quickly from improper use and function.
The center pin of the DC IN jack is positive (+) polarity and 2.5mm in diameter.
The outer diameter of the DC IN jack is 5.5mm, having a negative (-) polarity.
Optional cables such as Tactic’s TACP0101 can connect the monitor to a DC
power source having banana jacks.
A cable is included to connect an external power source to the DC IN jack. A separate adapter is also
included to mate the DC IN jack to cables having smaller connectors.
To remove the battery module, press down on the thumb-lock below the battery and gently remove
the lower end of the battery from the monitor. To re-install, carefully align the module inside the top
of the battery compartment, then press into place until the thumb-lock clicks. Do NOT force the
battery if installation seems difcult! Contact your local recycler for proper disposal of the battery
when at the end of its life cycle. Do not dispose in the public waste system.
•Do not connect an external battery charger to the monitor’s DC IN jack.
•Do not attempt to charge the battery when removed from the monitor.
•Do not leave the monitor unattended while being charged!
•Immediately disconnect the DC power source if the battery becomes hot (over 140°F, 60°C), begins to
swell or emits smoke. Wear re protective materials on your hands to move the monitor to a reproof
location as it may be hot! Leave the monitor until it cools.
•Always charge the monitor in a reproof location. Monitor the area with a smoke alarm, and have a lithium
approved re extinguisher available at all times.
•Always provide adequate ventilation around the monitor during charge.
•Always keep LiPo batteries away from children.
•Do not allow the internal electrolyte from LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe batteries to get in the eyes or on skin – wash
affected areas immediately if they come in contact with the electrolyte and contact your physician!
•Do not place the charger or monitor on ammable surfaces or near combustible materials (carpet, paper,
wood, plastic, vinyl, foam, etc.) while charging.
