Ubbe
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It was mentioned that it will take longer to charge the battery if the scanner are on. But it will always use a 700mA charge current (if enabled at power on) until the battery is full. If the scanner are off it will draw 700mA from the power supply and if the scanner are on it will take something like 1700mA to both charge the battery and power the scanner electronics at the same time. Unless the firmware are doing something else now since UPman made that statement.
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