SKYRC Technology NC2500 AA/AAA NIMH/NICD BATTERY CHARGER & ANALYZER User Manual 0129

SKYRC Technology Co., Ltd. AA/AAA NIMH/NICD BATTERY CHARGER & ANALYZER 0129

User Manual

    2013 SkyRC Technology Co., Ltd.  All Rights Reserved. Manufactured bySKYRC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.www.skyrc.com7504-0215-01INSTRUCTIONMANUALINSTRUCTIONMANUALAA/AAA NiMH/NiCd BATTERY Version 1.0
INDEX02NC2500Thank you for purchasing the SKYRC   Charger-Analyzer which enables quick and optimum charging  of  “AA”  and  “AAA”  rechargeable  batteries.  With  charging  ,discharging,  refresh  &  analyze, break-in and cycle functions as well as individual LCD displays for charging status; this charging unit is  reliable,  user-friendly  and  ideal  for  use  in  the  home,  office  or  on  a  trip.  Read  these  instructions carefully  and  thoroughly  before  operating  this  unit.  IMPORTANT SAFETY  INSTRUCTIONS.  READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. NC2500THE CHARGER  IS RESTRICTED  TO  CHARGING NICD AND  NIMH RECHARGEABLE  BATTERIES ONLY. NEVER  ADOPT  THIS  CHARGER  TO  OTHER  TYPES  OF  BATTERIES  SUCH  AS  ALKALINE,  LITHIUM, CARBON ZINC OR OTHER TYPES THAT ARE NOT SPECIFIED.OPERATING  THIS  PRODUCT  INCORRECTLY  CAN CAUSE  FIRE  AND  DAMAGE  TO  THE  BATTERIES. READ MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE USE.INTRODUCTIONWARNINGGENERAL PRECAUTIONSDo  not  charge  battery  cells  other  than  NiMH  or  NiCD.  Please  check  with  the  battery manufacturer to ensure it can accept the programmed charging and discharging rates. Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture due to the risk of fire.Do not operate the charger if it appears damaged in any way.Always place the battery cells with positive tip facing the top. Incorrect polarity may cause fire or explosion. Observe polarity diagrams located on the charger.Do not  allow the unit to be exposed  to direct sunlight. Operate in well-ventilated  area. Do not place unit on the carpet. Do not allow the battery terminals to become shorted.Use only the supplied adapter or optional car adapter. The  rechargeable  batteries  may  become  hot  during  charging(especially  when  high  charging current is chosen). User shall take extra care when taking out the batteries after charging.Unplug the charging unit from the power source when not in use.Slot Number ButtonEnter ButtonUpButtonDownButton USB Power5V 1ABatteryLCD Display12V DC PlugBatteryBaysBluetoothIndicatorTilt StandSmartVentilation Fan01 NC2500INTRODUCTION & GENERAL PRECAUTIONSIntroductionGeneral PrecautionsFeaturesSpecificationInformation Display On Charger & Smart Phone General Battery KnowledgeModes Of OperationOperations StepsDisplay InformationOperation with IphoneOperation with Android PhoneLiability ExclusionWarranty And ServiceCharging Time with Various Charging Current0202030304040506080911131414
Battery Capacity(mAh): Milliamp hours: mAh is the capacity of the battery or the amount of charge added to a battery.What is 0.1C, 0.2C, etc?“C” stands for the battery capacity and the number in front of it is the fraction of the battery capacity. For example,  0.1C means  0.1  times the capacity  for  the battery.  For a  2700mAh  battery,  0.1C  would be 0.1 times 2700mAh which equals 270mA.Choosing the right charging & discharging rateCharging at a rate below 0.33C and above 1.0C is not recommended. Charging too slow may prevent the charger from terminating correctly.Charging too fast may damage the battery.Typically  speaking,  slower  charging  rate  will  yield  better  battery  performance  but  requires  longer  time. Faster charging rate may not charge as fully and battery temperature can be higher.Battery MatchingIn most devices, usually two or more batteries are used together. When batteries are used in a series, the performance  is  limited  by  the  worst  one.  In  other  words,  one  poorly  performing  battery  can  significantly reduce the device runtime.Battery matching refers to grouping batteries with similar “actual” capacity. To perform this, use the Refresh & Analyze mode to determine the battery capacity. Group batteries with capacity within about +/- 5% of the rated capacity.Battery “Forming”New batteries  and those stored  for extended period  become chemically deactivated. Battery  forming is a charge-discharge-charge cycle which forces a full charge into the battery at a very slow rate. This process activates the battery. In certain cases, it needs to be repeated two or three times.Battery forming can be performed using the Break-In mode.Trickle chargingAfter the rechargeable battery is fully charged in any of the operating modes, the charger will give a small amount  of  current  to  the  rechargeable  batteries  to  maintain  the  fully  charged  level.  This  mode  is automatically  launched  after  rechargeable  batteries  are  fully  charged  and  kept  in  the  charging  unit.  The signal ―         will be displayed on the LCD. Batteries are getting warm.It is common for batteries to get warm while charging. The charger has a built in temperature sensor which will stop the charging cycle if it has become too hot. Charging may resume when the battery has cooled.Allow batteries to cool before placing into a product to be used.GENERAL BATTERY KNOWLEDGE04NC250003 NC2500Charge/Discharge ModeCharge/Discharge TimeCharger StatusCharge/Discharge CapacityCharge/Discharge CurrentBattery VoltageBattery TemperatureBattery Internal ResistanceBattery Voltage GraphicStand Alone ModeYesYesYesYesYesYesNot AvailableNot AvailableNot AvailableYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesINFORMATION DISPLAY ON CHARGER & SMART PHONE Smart Phone Control ModeGENERAL BATTERY KNOWLEDGEFEATURESFour independent slotsThere are four independent charger-analyzers for AA and AAA NiMH/NiCd batteries.Larger LCD display with backlit for easy reading. Digitally display various modes during operation.  Also the charging current (in mA), accumulated charging capacity (in mAh),  the voltage (in Volt) and time elapsed (in hh:mm)Seven button buttons for easy programming and operationFour buttons for battery's slots selection and three buttons for programming and operation.Five modes of operation: Charge, Refresh & Analyze, Break-In, Discharge and Cycle.Turbo fast charging - 60minutes to charge up 2500 mAh batteryCharging current from 200mA to 2500mA.Discharging current from 100mA to 1000mA.USB ports, 5V 1A for charging smart phone, MP3 and digital cameraSmart  cooling fan  Worldwide voltage AC adaptor (12V / 2.5A)Damaged battery detection: To ensure safety, the charger performs an “impedance check” at the beginning of the  program. If the  battery fails this  test, “FAIL” would be  displayed and program will be terminated.Built-In PTC thermistor to avoid over heat and independent negative delta V eliminates over and undercharging.Firmware is ungradable via smart phone.Smart phone control-support both APPLE iPhone and Android SystemDelta peak adjustment via smart phoneBattery internal resistance and voltage graphic can be displayed via smart phoneSPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.Charging CurrentDischarging Termination VoltageBattery Capacity RangeNo. of CycleTop off Charging CurrentMaintenance Charging Current (Trickle)Temperature ProtectionInput PowerUSB PowerWeightDimensions(LxWxH)Discharging Current:SPECIFICATIONStand Alone Mode Smart Phone Control ModeDelta Peak12V/2.5A0.2-2.5A5mV0.1-1A0.9V200mAh-3500mAh1-12100mA30mA60℃5V/1A370g154x104x50mm0.2-2.5A3-15mV0.1-1A0.5-1V200mAh-3500mAh1-12100mA30mA55-70℃FEATURES & SPECIFICATION
MODES OF OPERATIONOPERATIONS STEPSConnect the power adapter DC connector to the charger and then plug the power adapter into outlet (100-240V AC, 50/60Hz).Insert AA or AAA batteryWhen a new battery is inserted and detected, the  battery sign  and “CHARGE”   in correspond slot  will  blinking.  Use  the  UP  and  DOWN  arrow  buttons  to  toggle  the  desired  mode.  Press ENTER  to  make  the  selection.  If  no  button  is  pressed  within  five  seconds,  the  charger  will proceed to the default mode which is charging with 1500mA rate for AA battery and 700mA rate for AAA battery.Inserting AA Batteries       Inserting AAA Batteries1.2.3.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLEDisCharge  Rate DisCharge  Rate DisCharge  RateDONE         mAh          mAh          mAhDISCHARGE DISCHARGE DISCHARGEREFRESHIST. REFRESHIST. REFRESHIST.BREAK-INO. BREAK-INO. BREAK-INO.REST CYCLE REST CYCLE REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         Time Capacity         Volt         TimeCapacity         Volt         TimeCapacity         Volt         TimeIf CHARGE mode is selected. The charger will prompt for the charging rate by flashing “Charge Rate”. Use the UP and DOWN button to choose the desired current. Press ENTER to confirm the selection. Refer to the “General Battery Knowledge” section for choosing an appropriate rate.4.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis   RateCharge         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimePress ENTER tostart chargingDefault charging ratefor AA battery is 1500mAfor AAA battery is 700mADisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeENTER06NC250005 NC2500OPERATIONS STEPSMODES OF OPERATIONThis  section  explains  various  modes  and  when  to  use  them.  To  enable  each  mode,  refer  to  the “Operation” section.Charge: Charge the battery at the selected rate. Suitable for batteries used frequently.Discharge: Discharges the batteries at the selected rate.Refresh & Analyze: Suitable  for batteries stored  for  more  than two weeks but  less  than  3 months or the  batteries showing  poor  performance.    This  mode  can  also  determine  the  battery  capacity  for  battery matching. In most devices, usually two or more batteries are used together.  When batteries are used  in  a  series,  the  performance  is  limited  by  the  worst  one.    In  other  words,  one  poorly performing  battery  can  significantly  reduce  the  runtime.    Battery  matching  refers  to  grouping batteries  with  similar  “actual”  capacity.  To  perform  this,  use  the  Refresh  &  Analyze  mode  to determine  the  battery  capacity.  Group  batteries  with  capacity  within  about  +/-  5%of  the  rated capacity.The charger will charge battery to full and rest for half hour, discharge, rest half hour again then recharge.  You can select charging and discharging rate.Break-In (Battery Forming): New  batteries  and  those  stored  for  more  than  3  months  extended  period  become  chemically deactivated. Battery forming is a charge-discharge-charge cycle which forces a full charge into the battery at a very low rate. This process activates the battery. In certain case, it needs to be repeated two or three time. Charges  battery  at  0.1C  for  16  hours,  rest  for  one  hour,  discharges  battery  at  0.2C,  then recharges again at 0.1C for 16 hours.Cycle: Performs charge-discharge cycle for up to 10 times.  Cycle mode can remove memory effect of rechargeable batteries.  This mode will recharge battery after final cycle.1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Battery Rescue StepsFor batteries that do not perform favorably after using the mode recommended above, the following sequence can be applied.Cycle for one to three times.If capacity is still low, use Break-In mode.If the step 1 to step 2 shows some capacity improvement (> 10%), repeat Break-In mode for one to three times. If no significant improvement, battery probably at end of useful life.NiMH batteries that have been usedfrequently (at least once every two weeks) ChargeBatteries in storage for more than twoweeks but less than 3 month Refresh & AnalyzeBatteries in storage for more than 3 month Break-InBatteries showing poor performance Cycle for two to three times.Battery Condition Mode1. 2.3.
OPERATIONS STEPS08NC250007 NC2500LCD  backlit will turn off  after 10 minutes if  no  buttons  are pressed. You  can  turn on LCD backlit again by press any button.Slot Number button (1~4)Press and release  the Slot Number  button to  toggle display between:  accumulated capacities (in mAh), charging current (in mA), time elapsed (in hh:mm),  and the voltage (in Volt) .The following information is displayed on the screen:Capacity:This  is  the  number  followed  by  the  unit  “mAh.”  This  is  the  accumulated  charging  or  discharging capacity.  If  it  is  charging  capacity,  “CHARGE”  in  battery  box  will  be  shown.  If  it  is  discharging capacity, “DISCHARGE” in battery box will be shown.Note  the charging capacity is  usually  higher  than  the actual capacity of the  battery  owing  to  some energy lost as heat. Charging capacity cannot be used to judge the performance the battery. Instead, it can only be used to determine the progress of the charger. Dis   RateCharge         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis  Charge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis  RateCharge          mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis  RateCharge          mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeSlotNumberButtonSlotNumberButtonSlotNumberButtonSlotNumberButtonDISPLAY INFORMATIONTime:This is the number followed by the unit “Time.” This is the time elapsed for the particular routine such as charging, discharging or rest in the program.Voltage:This is the number followed by the unit “Volt.” It represents the offline battery voltage. If you compare this with a voltmeter while charging, the values will not match as a voltmeter is unable to measure the offline battery voltage.If CYCLE mode is selected, it is also possible to review the battery capacity of finished cycle after the completion of the first cycle. Press the UP or DOWN button while the active slot is in the cycle mode will display the discharge capacity for that cycle. The LCD will also display “HIST.  CYCLE”(Cycle History)Current:This is the number followed by the unit “mA.”   This is the  approximate charging or discharging current. Note that this number will go up and down due to the pulse charging.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         Time1 SecondDISPLAY INFORMATIONIf  REFRESH  &  ANALYZE  mode  is  selected:  The  charger  will  prompt  for  the  charging  rate  by flashing  “Charge  Rate”.  Use  the  UP  and  DOWN  button  to  choose  the  desired  current.  Press ENTER to make confirmation. Then it will prompt from the discharging rate by flashing “DisCharge Rate”. Use the UP and DOWN button to choose the desired current.  Press ENTER to make the selection.If  DISCHARGE  mode  is  selected:  The  charger  will  prompt  for  discharging  rate  by  flashing “DisCharge  Rate”.  Use  UP  and  DOWN  button  to  choose  the  desired  current.  Press  ENTER  to make the selection.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         Time5.Default discharging ratefor AA battery is 1000mAfor AAA battery is 500mAPress ENTER tostart chargingIncreasedischargerateDecreasedischargerate6.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeENTERDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis   RateCharge         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimePress ENTER tostart REFRESHENTER ENTERENTER ENTERIf  BREAK-IN  mode  is  selected:  The  charger  will  prompt  for  the  battery  capacity  in  order  to calculate  the  charging  and  discharging  rate  automatically.  “C    mAH”  will  flash.  Use  the  UP  and DOWN button to choose the desired current. Press ENTER to make selection.7.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis   RateCharge         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDis   RateCharge         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         Time1 Secondstart BREAK-IN0.1C ChargingIncreasebatterycapacityDecreasebatterycapacityENTER ENTERIf  CYCLE  mode  is  selected:  The  charger  will  prompt  for  the  charging  rate  and  discharging  rate similar to the other modes. In addition, it will also prompt for the number of cycle to be performed by  flashing  “No.  Cycle”.  Use  the  UP  and  DOWN  buttons  to  choose  the  desired  cycles.  Press ENTER to make the selection.8.DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeDisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeENTER ENTER ENTERIncreaseNO. ofCYCLEDecreaseNO. ofCYCLEPress ENTER tostart CYCLE
10NC250009 NC2500Useful notes and tipsYou can only connect your NC2500 charger with one device at a  time.The charger can hold up eight paired devices. When the memory is full and additional device cannot be paired.  If you want to pair new devices, you need clearing all the memory.Clearing memoryTo clear the charger memory of all devices, Press and hold “UP” and “DOWN” button simultaneous for five seconds, The charger clears all devices from its memory.Touch slot number button(1-4) to change operation mode and current.Touch system setting icon         to change value of temperature protection, discharge cut-off voltage, delta V. Operation with Your iPhoneWhen the program for a slot is completed,  DONE  will displayed.  With the exception of DISCHARGE  mode,  topoff charge and trickle charge  (continuous) will be applied. For CHARGE mode, the total charged capacity will be displayed. For REFRESH & ANALYZE, BREAK-IN, DISCHARGE mode, the total discharge capacity will be displayed. DisCharge  Rate         mAhDISCHARGEREFRESHIST.BREAK-INO.REST CYCLECapacity         Volt         TimeFor CYCLE mode, the discharge capacity of the final cycle is  displayed. “HIST.  ” icon will also be shown.  Use the UP  and DOWN  button to access discharge capacity for all the cycles performed. The capacity information will be stored as long as the battery is inserted in the charger. It will be lost upon removal of the battery.CYCLEOPERATION WITH iPHONEPairing Charger with iPhonePairing occurs when two Bluetooth devices communicate with each other and establish a connection. A record of information about this connection is then stored in the memory of each device. Once you pair a device with the NC2500 charger, you should not have to pair it again.The NC2500 charger can pair with up to eight devices. However, it can only connect to, and control the NC2500 charger from one device at a time.To begin pairing with your iPhone, iPod or iPadConnect  the  power  adapter  DC  connector  to  the  charger  and  then  plug  the  power  adapter  into outlet (100-240V AC, 50/60Hz).Insert AA or AAA batteryInserting AA or AAA Batteries1.2.When  a  new  battery  is  inserted  and  detected,  the battery sign  and “CHARGE”   in  correspond slot  will blinking.  Please  wait  five  seconds,  the  charger  will proceed to the default mode which is charging.Push and hold “ENTER” button for five seconds, the bluetooth LED indicator on the charger is blinking in blue to show the charger is discoverable.3.Select the Bluetooth menu from your iPhone or iPad and ensure the Bluetooth is turned on.4.Find  the  NC2500  Charger  which  will  be  identified  as  “SkyRC  +  4  digits  serial  number”.  For example, SkyRC1234 and select it.Confirm that you want to connect the NC2500 Charger with your iPhone or iPad by selecting it.5.A confirmation “Connected” appears on your phone after you have selected the NC2500 Charger. It takes few seconds to finalize the pairing process, please wait for while.The Bluetooth indicator, located on the right side of charger remains steadily on.Your NC2500 Charger is now connected with your iPhone or iPod.6.7.8.OPERATION WITH iPHONE OPERATION WITH iPHONEFactory defaultsetting
12NC250011 NC2500Touch system setting icon         to change value of temperature protection, discharge cut-off voltage, delta V. Touch “Details” icon to show voltage graphic and battery internal resistance.29:350.9V0.9VOPERATION WITH ANDROID PHONEWhen the Apps starts in Android, bluetooth will be enabled and paired automatically.4.Connect  the  power  adapter  DC  connector  to  the  charger  and  then  plug  the  power  adapter  into outlet (100-240V AC, 50/60Hz).Insert AA or AAA battery1.2.When a new battery is inserted and detected, the battery sign and “CHARGE”  in correspond slot will  blinking.  Please  wait  five  seconds,  the  charger  will  proceed  to  the  default  mode  which  is charging.Push  and  hold  “ENTER”  button  for  five  seconds,  the  bluetooth  LED  indicator  on  the  charger  is blinking in blue to show the charger is discoverable.3.Touch “Details” icon to show voltage graphic and battery internal resistance.Pairing Charger with Android PhoneOperation with Your Android PhoneTouch slot number button(1-4) to change operation mode and current.OPERATION WITH ANDROID PHONE OPERATION WITH ANDROID PHONEFactory defaultsetting
WARRANTY AND SERVICE13 NC2500We guarantee  this  product to be  free  of manufacturing and  assembly  defects for a  period  of one year from the time of purchase. The warranty only applies to material or operational defects, which are  present  at  the  time  of  purchase.  During  that  period,  we  will  repair  or  replace  free  of  service charge for products deemed defective due to those causes.You will be required to produce proof of purchase (invoice or receipt). This warranty is not valid for any  damage  or  subsequent  damage  arising  as  a  result  of  misuse,  modification  or  as  a  result  of failure to observe the procedures outlined in this manual.WARRANTY AND SERVICESize of battery Battery Capacity Charging current (mA) Estimated charging time25002300200018001500100070050020020001800150010007005002001000800700500200AAAAAAA2600mAh2000mAh1000mAh~60 min~65 min~70 min~80 min~100min~2 hr 30min~3 hr 30 min~5 hr~12 hr~60 min~70 min~80 min~2 hr~3 hr~4 hr~10 hr~60 min~65 min~70 min~1 hr 40min~4 hrCHARGING TIME WITH VARIOUS CHARGING CURRENTCHARGING TIME WITH VARIOUS CHARGING CURRENT14NC2500This  charger  is  designed  and  approved  exclusively  for  use  with  the  NiMH/NiCd  battery.  SkyRC accepts no liability of any kind if the charger is used for any purpose other than that stated.We are unable to ensure that you follow the instructions supplied with the charger, and we have no control  over  the  methods  you  employ  for  using,  operating  and  maintaining  the  device.  For  this reason we are obliged to deny all liability for loss, damage or costs which are incurred due to the incompetent  or  incorrect  use  and  operation  of  our  products,  or  which  are  connected  with  such operation  in  any  way.  Unless  otherwise  prescribed  by  law,  our  obligation  to  pay  compensation, regardless of the legal argument employed, is limited to the invoice value of those SkyRC products which were immediately and directly involved in the event in which the damage occurred.LIABILITY EXCLUSIONCONFORMITY DECLARATIONConformConformConformConformCE-R&TTEFCC FCC SubPart C IntentionalRadiators section 15.247Assessment  of  the  compliance  of  low  power  electronic  and electrical  equipment  with  the  basic  restrictions  related  to  human exposure  to  electromagnetic  fields  (10  MHz  to  300  GHz)  article 3.1(a)  Safety Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and  services.  Part  17:Specific  conditions  for  Broadband  Data Transmission Systems article 3.1(a)  Health requirements Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services. Part 1: Common technical requirementsWideband  transmission  systems;  Data  transmission  equipment operating  in  the  2,4  GHz  ISM  band  and  using  wide  band modulation techniques article 3.1(b) EMC requirements EN 300328EN 301489-1Test Standards Title ResultSKYRC NC2500  satisfies all  relevant and  mandatory CE  directives and  FCC SubPart C Intentional Radiators section 15.247The product has been tested to meet the following technical standards:Operation within the bands 902 - 928 MHz, 2400 - 2483.5 MHz, and 5725 - 5850 MHz.ConformEN 301489-17EN 62479FCC NoteThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)  this  device  must  accept  any  interference  received,  including  interference  that  may  cause  undesired operation.THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED  MODIFICATIONS  TO THIS  EQUIPMENT.  SUCH  MODIFICATIONS  COULD  VOID  THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.To  maintain  compliance  with  FCC's  RF  exposure  guidelines,  this  equipment  should  be  installed  and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator and your body.Hereby,  SKYRC Technology  Co.,Ltd. declares that  this  [type of  equipment AA/AAA NiMH/NiCd  BATTERY CHARGER & ANALYZER isin compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.This  symbol  means  that  you  must  dispose  of  electrical    from  the  General  household waste when it reaches the end of its useful life. Take your charger to your local waste collection point  or  recycling  centre.  This  applies  to  all  countries  of  the  European  Union,  and  to  other European countries with a separate waste collection system.devices

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