ZipCharge. User Guide. Ultra fast-charging portable power stick. Revision 1.04

Transcription

1 ZipCharge Ultra fast-charging portable power stick User Guide Revision 1.04

2 TROUBLESHOOTING & SUPPORT For a version of this User Guide, please go to This website will also contain other information to help support Congratulations on your purchase of the brand new, state of the art, ZipCharge Power Stick and welcome to a new experience of freedom! Freeplay Energy. All rights reserved. ZipCharge is a trademark of Freeplay Energy UK Ltd Freeplay Energy. All rights reserved. ZipCharge is a trademark of Freeplay Energy UK Ltd.

3 CONTENTS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Page Safety & General Information... 3 Colour and Finish Stainless steel and black plastic Warranty... 4 Power Storage High conversion efficiency rechargeable 3.5 Watt hour lithium ion phosphate cell Out of the Box... 5 Input 3.6V DC, 4.1A ZipCharge Functions & Features... 6 Output USB (A) 5V, 900mA. Compatibility... 7 A USB patch cable is supplied with tips for various devices. Charging the ZipCharge Power Stick... 8 Charging Dock Mains supplied ZipCharge dock Input Charging a Device with the ZipCharge Power Stick V DC, 2000mA Output 3.6V DC, 4.1A Performance Power Supply External Switch Mode Power Supply. Technical Specification Manufacturer: Seanen Model Numbers: Troubleshooting & Support KSAS HK (UK) KSAS HE (EU) Adapter Charge Rate Input V AC, 50-60Hz, 600mA Output 12V DC, 2000mA 15 min: 100% capacity 2 11

4 SAFETY & GENERAL INFORMATION WARNING Please observe the following for the ZipCharge product Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Do not expose to direct heat and do not clean with abrasives or chemicals. Do not take the unit apart. This will invalidate any warranty. DISPOSAL The ZipCharge contains a rechargeable battery and should not be discarded as household waste. It is recommended that it be handed over to a collection point that is appropriate for recycling of electronic equipment. PERFORMANCE Typical Performance Guideline only, performance will vary according to the device, charge times/rates are those of the ZipCharge. Portable devices will charge from the ZipCharge at the standard USB charge rate of that device. Mobile Phones 10 minutes ZipCharge Full mobile phone battery 60 second ZipCharge 8hrs stand by, 15 min talk time ipod 10 minutes ZipCharge Full ipod battery 60 second ZipCharge 2hrs play time NOTE It is normal for the ZipCharge and its dock to warm up during charging. 3 10

5 WARRANTY This warranty does not affect your statutory rights. Your ZipCharge hardware product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of Two (2) YEARS from the date of original retail purchase. If a hardware defect arises and a claim is made within the warranty period, Freeplay Energy UK Ltd, at its option and to the extent permitted by the law will (1) repair the product at no charge using new or refurbished parts, (2) exchange the product with a functionally equivalent product that is new or refurbished, or (3) refund the original purchase price. This warranty excludes damage resulting from abuse, accident, modifications or other causes that are not defects in materials and workmanship. Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. The ZipCharge has a guaranteed optimal charge performance for up to 1000 charge / discharge cycles, corresponding to a reasonable use of 1 charge cycle per day for 3 to 5 years. After 1000 charge/discharge cycles, the 1100mAh capacity of the ZipCharge battery may reduce. This reduction in capacity is a normal result of use and is not covered by warranty. To register your new ZipCharge product, please complete the online registration form at: CHARGING A DEVICE WITH THE ZIPCHARGE POWER STICK 1. Select the appropriate charging tip for the device to be charged and connect the tip to the USB cable (See page 7 for device compatibility) and then insert the charging tip into the device. 2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the ZipCharge Stick. 3. Press the ON/OFF button once. A flash of 3 outward blue dots will appear on the ZipCharge stick to indicate the ZipCharge is charging your device. These 3-dots will flash intermittently during charging. 4. Leave to charge, please note: charging times will vary according to the device being charged. 5. On completion of charge, press the ON/OFF button once. 3 inward blue moving dots will indicate the ZipCharge is switching off. The ZipCharge will retain its battery energy for longer if it is switched off after use

6 CHARGING THE ZIPCHARGE POWER STICK IN THE DOCKING STATION 1. Place the ZipCharge power stick in the ZipCharge dock. 2. Connect the power supply to the back of the dock and to a mains or wall outlet and switch the outlet on. 3. Leave to charge, full charge of the ZipCharge is achieved after 15 minutes. The ZipCharge is fully charged when the blue dock LED changes from a solid blue light to a flashing blue light, Just 10 minute s mains/wall charging will provide more than 60% full ZipCharge battery capacity and is enough to charge most mobile phones. 5. Disconnect the power supply and release the ZipCharge stick from the docking station which is now ready for use, to view the ZipCharge internal battery charge level press and hold the ON/OFF button. The charge is indicated by one to three blue LEDs, three LEDs indicate that the ZipCharge stick is fully charged. OUT OF THE BOX 1 x ZipCharge 1 x ZipCharge Dock 1 x Quick Start User Guide 1 x Mains power supply 1 x USB patch Cable Tips for Mini USB iphone and ipod Blackberry Nokia Samsung Sony Ericsson HTC Motorola 8 5

7 ZipCharge Functions & Features COMPATIBILITY The ZipCharge has been extensively tested and is compatible with most major manufacturers mobile phones. Other Devices : ZipCharge will charge most USB driven devices not requiring the installation of software to charge. Dimensions ZipCharge Power Stick: ZipCharge & Dock: 25mm x 25mm x 114mm 25mm x 42mm x 138mm Zip Charger Mobile Phone Compatibility Note: The electrical output of Zip Charger is USB standard. This is compatible with the charging requirements of the majority of mobile phones. Some phones, including a few in the Nokia range, require a higher input voltage than USB in order to complete the upper end of their charge process. In these instances the phones receive charge from Zip when their batteries are in the near empty state, but do not reach a fully charged condition. The phone prematurely terminates the charge process, and some charge remains behind in Zip for to happen when the phone battery is in its lower charge-level regime. Zip remains another download into the phone, once the phone's battery level drops due to use. In these cases two discharges by Zip are required to deliver all its energy into the phone. These need a useful device in these instances as it provides a recharge when it is most needed. 6 7