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NOT: N For more information on the battery, refer to "Working with the Handheld Battery" onpage92.

FULLY CHARGE THE BATTERY AT LEAST 4 HOURS BEFORE USE. THE BATTERY LED LEFT LED WILL TURN GREEN

WHEN FULLY CHARGED. ALWAYS USE THE CHARGERS INTENDED FOR THE HANDHELD. USING OTHER CHARGERS

WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.

5. Attach the I/O dust cover (optional) as shown. The

unit is completely sealed, however, the dust cover

can be used to protect the connectors from foreign

objects.

NOT:N The dust cover must be removed when

using the docking station for charging.

6. Check to make sure a screen protector is applied to

the touch screen. A screen protector is applied before

shipping.

The Trimble Ranger manufacturer recommends replacing

the screen protector every two months, or more often if

the handheld is heavily used.

Follow the instructions provided in the screen protector

package for replacing a screen protector.

7. Turn the handheld unit on and o.

The handheld should boot up when the battery is installed. If not, press and release the green power key on the

keypad.

To turn the handheld o, press and release the power key again.

The handheld is ready to use. Turn the handheld on and touch the screen to start using the device.

Setting the Password Lock (optional)

It is not necessary to set a handheld password unless unauthorized use is possible. Badger Meter recommends not assigning

passwords to prevent the loss of reading data. If password protection is required, the password must be entered every time

the unit is turned on. Use the green power key to resume operation.

Go to Window Start> Settings> Lock to access the password screen.

RECORD YOUR PASSWORD. A FORGOTTEN OR LOST PASSWORD CANNOT BE RECOVERED AND REQUIRES A FACTORY

RESET. ALL SOFTWARE AND DATA ON THE HANDHELD WILL BE LOST.

Installation & Operation Manual

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