The maximum number of transactions performed with a full battery charge varies
considerably. It could range up to 1000 depending on the following:
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The number of receipt copies printed.
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The size and format of receipts and reports.
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The transaction frequency and duration.
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The average distance between the terminal and the communication base.
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The time the payment application takes to go into sleep mode.
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The amount of time the terminal remains off the base.
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The age of the battery.
1.10.1 Battery Icon
1 bar represents from 1% to 20% of full capacity.
2 bars represent from 21% to 40% of full capacity.
3 bars represent from 41% to 60% of full capacity.
4 bars represent from 61% to 80% of full capacity.
5 bars represent from 81% to 100% of full capacity.
• For IWL2xx, the battery is judged to be very low (critical level), when the measured value is
less than 7%.
• The terminal displays a warning indicating a low battery when the battery level is
approximately less than 7% and the terminal is not being powered by the base.
• If the battery status is low, the application displays a low battery warning and it is not
possible to perform any transaction or admin function.
1.10.2 Correctly Charging New Batteries
Following these recommendations will extend the battery life:
• Before using a terminal for the first time, charge the battery until the battery charge icon
indicates battery is fully charged.
• Full charging time after the first time is 4 hours or until the battery indicator indicates fully
charged.
• Every one or two months, allow the terminal to show the low battery warning and shut down
(exhaust the battery charge completely). Then fully charge the battery.
• Batteries that are not used for extended periods of time without charging gradually self-
discharge.
• To prolong the life of batteries that are not used for a long time: store them at room
temperature and charged to 2 or 3 bars. Check the charge level every couple of months and
recharge to 2/3 bars if needed.
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