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M. POWER SUPPLY

M.1 PRIMARY SOURCE OF POWER

The best source of power should be determined by the planned use of

gage. For portable usage, battery power is the best choice. For station-

ary use, the battery eliminator is recommended.

M.2 BATTERY

Any of the various 9 Volt (2 contact snap-on style) batteries may be

used to power the FDV, but with a wide variation of endurance.

Battery power options include; Lithium (supplied as original equipment),

alkaline, carbon zinc or rechargeable Ni-Cad. Generally, the Lithium

battery will last twice as long as an alkaline, eight times longer than a

zinc-carbon, and ten times longer than the Ni-Cad. The shelf life of the

Lithium battery is about 5 years, so keeping a spare Lithium battery in

the FDV carrying case is recommended. However, any of the similar

9 Volt batteries may be used as a temporary backup.

M.3 CHANGING BATTERIES

The FDV will display a "Lo Bat" indicator when battery power is low.

Although a limited amount of battery life may remain when "Lo Bat" is

indicated, it is recommended that the battery be changed as soon as

possible. The FDV features easy access to the battery compartment via

a sliding door located on the front of the gage below the POWER button.

To change the battery:

1. Always turn the FDV off before disconnecting the gage from its power

source, either battery or AC power. Disconnecting the gage from its

power source while the unit is running may result in the loss of menu

and auto-calibration settings. Menu settings will also revert back to

default values if the gage is left without any power source for several

hours.

CAUTION: "LoAd" will appear on the display when the gage is first

activated if the gage has been disconnected from the battery or

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