User manual GAMERON POWER DOCK STATION II WII

[. . . ] Push th A blue 4 V 850 mAh C) Battery charging time: +/- 4 hours, Battery life: 30 hours The 2 batteries should be completely discharged during their first use in order to receive a complete charge cycle. - Vertical stand for the console - Designed to store 4 Wii RemoteTM or 2 Wii RemoteTM and 2 NunchukTM - 2 slots for charging - The batteries can be charged independently of the Wii RemoteTM - The NunchukTM cables can be stored inside the station - The station is powered by the original Wii cable - The batteries can be charged while the console is off. During facturing del upon warranty r use, or r's statu- Connect the WiiTM power cable into the back of the Power Dock Station II. [. . . ] Push the on/off button on the back of the station to turn it on. A blue LED on the front of the station illuminates, indicating that power is on. Charging a battery: Place a battery socket provided with the station into the 1st or 2nd slot, and then insert a battery. To charge the Wii RemoteTM directly, insert a battery in its compartment and then insert the Wii RemoteTM into slot 1 or 2 in the station without using the sockets. Battery charge indicator: Batteries are charging when the blue light blinks on and off. The blue light stops blinking when the batteries are fully charged. Thanks to the interchangeable sockets, the 3rd and 4th sockets can be used to store either 2 additional Wii RemoteTM or 2 NunchukTM depending on your needs. Never dispose of batteries in a fire as they may explode. Do not put used batteries in the trash; dispose of them at a collection location for used batteries or hazardous waste. Children should be supervised whenever they replace or charge batteries. Batteries ded for Do not discard with common household rubbish. This product must be disposed of at a Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) collection site for recycling. The recycling and transformation of waste electrical and electronic equipment will contribute significantly to the environment's protection by reducing the volume of waste in dumps and landfills. batteries must be discarded at specifically designated collection points for usedbattery or dangerous-waste recycling purposes. [. . . ] The recycling and transformation of waste electrical and electronic equipment will contribute significantly to the environment's protection by reducing the volume of waste in dumps and landfills. batteries must be discarded at specifically designated collection points for usedbattery or dangerous-waste recycling purposes. For further recycling information, please contact your local waste disposal services. [. . . ]