This ensures faster processing of multiple batteries. If you have a large job site, it is recommended to have multiple Terminals (example: one Terminal per floor).
If it is not set on Timer Mode, the Terminal will not read your batteries.
This is the most common setting for everyday use. On the job site, keep your Terminal(s) on Timer Mode. This precaution will help prevent down time during battery changes. Note that your Terminal will show a warning light when the battery is low. You will not be able to unlock your batteries on the Terminal if the battery is dead. Have extra battery cells on hand in your job box or job site. Keep an extra Terminal on the job site as a back-up in the event of a dead battery - this precaution will help prevent down time during battery changes. Your Terminal will arrive with this setting.
Leave the Registration Cross PIN at the default setting of four zeroes (0 0 0 0). Makita bears no liability for accidents, personal injury or property damage (or damage to batteries, tools or chargers) that occurs as a result of the use of "knock-off" batteries, or batteries that have been repaired or altered in any way. Possible fire damage to the tool, the battery and/or the charger The battery bursting that may result in personal injury and/or property damage When using non-genuine Makita batteries, there is also a risk of: Voiding the UL/CSA Standards approval of the tool Voiding the Makita Warranty for the Makita tool and charger By using a non-genuine Makita "knock-off" battery or batteries that have been altered, the sophisticated electronic communication system between the battery and charger as well as between the battery and the tool may be defeated. Makita Lithium-Ion batteries are manufactured to strict standards, and are engineered with internal electronic circuitry to monitor the battery conditions when in use with Makita tools and chargers. No - only use genuine Makita batteries and chargers.
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