Is their a battery back-up for saving your prints/combo when batteries die or need replacing?
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Hi, HamDude: The (complicated) manual says that saves your prints and combination while you replace the battery. It must have a little battery inside just for changing batteries, but I've not seen it. I haven't tried it yet to see that it works. (sounds unrelated) when I was at a private lab, a guy was getting his fingerprints scanned. He was about 70 or so. They had to put some kind of lotion on his hands, because the "elderly" almost lose their fingerprints over the years. I've also found that if your fingers are dry, it won't work as well, or approach the safe at a different angle (for fingerprints). For this reason, some people make 3 or 4 prints for the same finger. Hope this was some help. One word of caution: don't leave the safe door open, or someone you don't want will put their fingerprint in the memory.
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Yes, my purchase did. I would suggest getting a spare battery. Just in case. I love my camera and take lots of memories.
1975199
Yes. You can run your printer and charge the attached battery by using its power supply.
1870859
Yes, you can get a replacement photo cell at Home Depot or any electrical supply.
857174
Individually only change the one the printer ask to replace. you can store the used one's. Hope it helps!
857175
Individually only change the one the printer ask to replace. you can store the used one's.Hope it helps!
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hey Jeff, It loses all of everything u recorded if batteries die while recording! Recommend you purchase the a.c. power adapter to alleviate this issue.Harley
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My batteries tend to die from sitting in between uses more than while using. I buy mine. From the dollar store to save money.
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First of all you are very lucky it is still working. There are faults on the PCB capacitors which make the printer constantly recycle. If you are using the photo paper pack with the cartridges then I was informed by a reliable source that there is just enough ink to print the paper pack included. Could this be the reason?
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The built in battery only keeps the clock working. It can't run the LED screen or the printer. You can buy a rechargeable battery pack that can be used when electricity is not available. This battery pack plugs into the left side when you take the lid off. We have found that these batteries will run the LED display well, however, the print capability deteriorates pretty rapidly when running just on the battery pack.
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It is just the battery. There are a couple of covers in the box because the battery can be used on two different printers.
706359
Do you have fresh batteries installed? I had the same problem using Dollar Tree batteries. I would advise you to print out the user's manual ( that comes with the Arc software disc) for reference, get a binder and separate the categories with labels for reference. Also, it is much easier to use, save and print photos when you use a memory card. With a memory card you can insert it into most computers or printers without connecting the camera. When full, you can save your photos without deleting them to make room and they are better for taking videos. Hope this helps. Joan Phelps
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I have the Canon Selphy CP800 printer. I charge the battery inside the printer
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There is a plate on the back of the printer that needs to come off and then you can attach the battery to it . the power cord charges the battery when it is attached to the printer
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My experience was that I didn't lose the recording done prior to the battery dying, only anything after. I always made sure to keep super fresh batteries in the machine and never even let them get close to failing!
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No, not at all. My printer has been working GREAT since the swap out. there are instruction on the machine and youtube videos on this. I thought about buying a new printer since replacing them would cost so much but I am glad I didn't. this is a real good all-in-one and worth the money to change them. Hope this helps...
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I usually get several hundred pictures on a charge. I did buy an external charger and two spare batteries (from "Big Mike" on Amazon, very affordable), but rarely find that I need to swap batteries during a day of shooting.