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Atomos Ronin – User Manual Edition 1: June 2013 6

Batteries

The Ronin is a battery powered device, and has a special feature to

ensure that you never have to interrupt a recording to change a battery.

Like all batteries, you will need to take care of them. Make sure that you

don’t short circuit the connections because this can result in very high

currents that can damage the cells and could pose a ﬁre hazard.

Charge new batteries before using them. The Ronin internal charger can

charge two batteries simultaneously.

Before any type of disposal the battery should be discharged

completely. Tape the contacts with electrical tape and package so as to

prevent contacts accidentally coming together at any time. Incineration

must be performed by an approved and permitted waste treatment

facility that handles lithium ion batteries. If you are not sure if your

waste facility can handle lithium ion batteries, contact them and verify if

they are permitted or not.

Always use battery slot for the ﬁrst battery. This is effectively your

primary battery and the Ronin will, if using batteries alone.

Battery slot No.2 is the secondary or back-up battery and is not marked.

Once the Ronin has been started from battery slot No. 1, it will operate

on battery slot No. 2 alone. No. 1 is only required for start up.

To insert the batteries, gently slide them down into the slot and lock

them into position. To remove a battery, push the latch to release it. Each

battery has its own latch, which is located to the right of batter No. 1 and

to the left of batter No. 2 as you look at the back of the Ronin. Pull the

latches towards the batteries to release them.

Ronin batteries and modular accessories (Connect Converters, etc) are

held in place very tightly because they are on the outside of the device

and there has to be no possibility whatsoever that they could work

loose, so you will have to be quite ﬁrm with the battery latches. We

suggest that you familiarise yourself with the force required to remove

the batteries and accessories so that you can do this quickly in the

ﬁeld. Make sure that you hold the top and the bottom of the battery

or accessory module when sliding it off to avoid dropping it when it is

released from the main unit.

The Ronin introduces an Atomos technology called Battery Looping for

Continuous Power. When power is running low on one battery, the Ronin

will automatically switch to the second battery, you can remove one of

the batteries and replace it with a fully charged one. Ronin will continue

to operate as you do this. You can continue this process indeﬁnitely.

The Ronin may be powered from NiMH & Li Ion 14.4V battery

systems. Battery adaptor required. If a 14.4V battery is connected

the unit will assume it is on AC power and the battery status page will

show the AC power plug icons.

Battery number 1

Slide down into

battery slot/s and

lock into position.

Push latch to

release battery

4. Connecting the Ronin and powering up

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