Tekkeon MP3450 R2 manual MyPower ALL Plus Voltage Selection

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TIP: You can optimize the use of myPower ALL Plus with your laptop computer or portable DVD player by setting the voltage on myPower ALL Plus to less than the required voltage shown on the laptop computer power supply. This prevents myPower ALL Plus from charging the device, thus extending the amount of time you can use myPower ALL Plus to power your laptop computer.

Most laptop computers have a battery voltage of 11.1V or 14.8V, allowing them to be powered with 12V or

14V. Therefore, it is recommended that you set the voltage to 12V first, and then test to see if it will power your laptop. If not, increase the voltage to 14V, and retest. Repeat this process until you reach the voltage that will power your laptop.

Most portable DVD players require 9 or 12 volts. Set the voltage to 7.5V and test to see if myPower ALL Plus will power your device at this setting. If not, increase the voltage by one level and retest.

This table provides recommended voltage settings by device type.

myPower ALL Plus Voltage Selection

Device Type

Voltage on Device

Suggested Voltage on

Power Adapter

myPower ALL Plus

 

 

14V

12V

Laptop Computers

16V

14V

19V

14 - 16V

 

 

24V

19V

Portable DVD Players

9V

7.5 - 9V

12V

9 - 12V

 

Digital Cameras

5 - 6V

5 - 6V

CD Players

4.5 - 5V

5V

PDAs

5V

5V

Mobile Phones

3.7 - 6V

5 - 6V

Digital Camcorders

9V

7.5 - 9V

12V

9 - 12V

 

MP3/MP4

5V

5V

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Contents MP3450 R2 User Guide Page Contents User GuideOverview Getting StartedGetting to Know myPower ALL Plus Storing myPower ALL PlusProlonging Battery Life Charging myPower ALL PlusCharging with a Third Party Power Supply Charging with a Solar Panel To Charge through the 3-Pin Input PortUsing myPower ALL Plus Select/Connect the Adapter Plug For assistanceConnect the Power Output Cord Adjust the Voltage LevelMyPower ALL Plus Voltage Selection Connect the Portable Device Connect the 5V DeviceView myPower ALL Plus Battery Capacity Capacity IndicatorAdapters Adapter Tip Marking Devices/ManufacturersRecording Device Information Using Multiple Batteries Adding the Extended BatteryAdding Another Battery Accessories Troubleshooting Limited Warranty Disclaimer of WarrantiesUser Guide Customer Support Page Cut loose. Stay loose