SAMSUNG LCD Display Li-ion Universal Charger Instruction Manual
- August 22, 2024
- Samsung
Table of Contents
LCD Display
Li-ion Universal Charger
Instruction Manual
Accessories:
| Camera/Cellular | Charging Time |
|---|---|
| 600mAh | ∼ 45 mins |
| 1000mAh | ∼ 75 mins |
| 1400mAh | ∼ 105 mins |
| 1800mAh | ∼135 mins |
| 2800mAh | ∼220 mins |
| 3200mAh | ∼ 240 mins |
Attention
Certain Camera Batteries cannot be charged:
-
Battery which communicates with the video/camera.
For example, Canon BP-809, BP827, BP819…etc -
Battery with different operating voltage.
For example 3V CRV3, CR123A, 11.1V Nikon EN-EL4. -
Battery of special terminals.
For example Kyocera BP-800, BP1000, Leica M8…etc
Manufacturer reserves the right to alter or amend the design, designated model no. and specifications without prior notice.
Diagram 1 Connecting the Battery
Diagram 2 Connecting via USB
Diagram 3 Connecting via 12v Accessories
Diagram 4
This charger provides accurate and fast charging for most of camera batteries (3.7V – 7.4V)
operation
The charger sets the voltage and polarity automatically.
Slide back the top deck of the charger to enable the camera battery to be
clamped either flat or upright on its lower deck ensuring the battery terminals
are facing the metal contact sliders [Diagram 1].
Once the contact sliders are facing the + and – of the battery terminals, push
the battery to touch the terminals.
Connect the cable (included) to the micro USB port on the left charger side
[Diagram 2] and the other end into a USB port into adapter (not included), a
Laptop ,a Power Bank…
You can also power the charger with a DC jack [Diagram 3] by a 12V AC-DC
adapter (not included) or car cigarette charger (not included) The LCD display
will be activated and charging will start: see below
LCD Indications
- Standby mode: ‘ Stby’ icon indicates the charger is ready, without battery fitted.
- Charging in progress: ‘BATTERY’ icon is filling up between 0% to 100% [Diagram 5]
- Charging complete: ‘BATTERY’ icon indicates “FULL” [Diagram 6], and there are shown : the charge [Diagram 7] and the duration [Diagram 8]
- Poor / defective battery: ‘POOR’ or ‘FAIL’ icon blinks: the battery is defective or “dead” and the replacement is needed [Diagram 9]