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Flex EX2 Wireless Charging Instructions R1

The document provides instructions for using the Flex EX2 Wireless Charging station, detailing components such as battery slots, charging indicators, and mounting options. It explains the charging process for Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, emphasizing that lithium-ion batteries should not be used. Additionally, it includes guidance on wall mounting and connecting an external light indicator for user notifications.

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Flex EX2 Wireless Charging Instructions R1

The document provides instructions for using the Flex EX2 Wireless Charging station, detailing components such as battery slots, charging indicators, and mounting options. It explains the charging process for Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, emphasizing that lithium-ion batteries should not be used. Additionally, it includes guidance on wall mounting and connecting an external light indicator for user notifications.

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Flex EX2 Wireless Charging

Instructions
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1) “AA” rechargeable battery slot-A 6) USB power cable input


2) Individual battery charging indication 7) Mounting bracket attachment slot
3) Safety bracket slot (optional) 8) Wall mounting holes
4) “AA” rechargeable battery slot-B 9) External light indicator output
5) Transmitter charging indication 10) External light indicator NO/NC switch

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1) The wireless charging station uses any off-the-shelf Micro USB-to-USB cable and
USB power adaptor with 5V@2A output (not included).

2) The transmitter is designed to accept any off-the-shelf Ni-MH rechargeable


batteries. The charging begins 10 seconds after placing the transmitter onto the
charging station (constant red on TX LED). When charging both transmitter and
individual batteries at the same time the priority always goes to the transmitter charging.
The individual battery charging begins only after the transmitter charging is completed.
Depending on the battery capacity the average charging time is approximately 4.5 hours
from completely drained to fully charged. Constant red on both TX and BAT LED
indication represents charging in progress, constant green represents batteries fully
charged, and LED off represents no transmitter or batteries detected. Please do not use
any rechargeable lithium ion batteries as it will damage both the transmitter and the
charging station.

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3) For wall mounting the optional metal safety bracket can be used to prevent
transmitter from dropping out of the charging station (optional).

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4) If mounting bracket is used (optional), slide down the charging station along the
guided track to secure the charging station to the mounting bracket. Remove the
charging station by pressing down the bracket release and pull the charging station
upward until it clears the guided track.

5) External light indication can be used to remind the user whether the transmitter is
situated on the charging station or not. Connect the two wires from the external light
indicator to the “+” and “-“ screw-type connectors. The charging station feeds 12VDC
through this external light indicator output. Make sure the required voltage of the
external light indicator used is same as specified. Set to normal open (NO) for lights ON
when transmitter is situated on the charging station and normal close (NC) for lights ON
when transmitter is not situated on the charging station.

OUTPUT 12VDC

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6) Wall mounting screw hole distance measurements.

34 mm
(1.34")

Ø4.5 mm
(Ø0.18")

Ø9.2 mm
(Ø0.36")

Ø39mm

Ø4
8 mm Ø4
39 8 mm
mm

Ø4 8mm 3mm

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