Apple MP1100 manual Charging the iPod Battery, To charge the iPod battery, Issue Solution

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Troubleshooting

Issue

Solution

myPower does not charge iPod.

1.

Check that iPod is inserted securely into myPower and that the

 

 

myPower charging switch is switched to On.

 

2.

Check the capacity lights on the front of myPower to verify that

 

 

myPower has enough capacity remaining as shown here:

Charging the iPod Battery

myPower will provide iPod with up to 16 hours of additional play time. (This time will be reduced when the iPod backlight is turned on.) myPower will charge the iPod battery while you’re on the go—without connecting to another power source. While myPower is charging iPod, you can transfer or play music at the same time. Or you can charge the iPod battery while charging myPower and transferring music at the same time.

CAPACITY INFORMATION

When LED is on

% Capacity Remaining

Third Green LED

75

- 100

Second Green LED

50

- 75

First Green LED

25

- 50

Red LED

1 – 25

No LED

0

 

 

 

 

To charge the iPod battery:

1.Place iPod into myPower.

2.Switch the charging switch to On. The iPod battery icon will animate to show that the battery is charging, and stop animating when fully charged.

3.To stop charging, switch the charging switch to Off.

myPower

Charging Switch

 

3. If only the red light is on or all lights are off, charge myPower.

myPower does not power your mobile

1. Check that the myPower charging switch is switched to On.

phone, or other 5V device.

2. Verify that the voltage and current consumption of the device you

 

 

wish to charge is not more than 5V or 500mA. If the device consumes

 

more than the maximum provided by myPower, the device will shut

 

down when turned on and cannot be charged by myPower.

 

3. Check that the USB charging cable is connected to both myPower

 

and the device, and that the adapter plug fits snugly into the power

 

jack on your device. If not, try another adapter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Verify that the polarity of the charging cable power jack

 

 

 

 

matches the adapter plug. In most cases, the polarity is

 

 

 

 

center positive (bottom right). If the polarity is center

 

 

 

 

negative, disconnect the adapter plug from the charging

 

 

 

 

 

cable, and reconnect the plug in the opposite direction

 

 

 

(top right).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Verify that a battery is installed in the device as some devices will not

 

function without a battery installed.

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NOTE: As myPower charges the iPod battery, the battery capacity in myPower will decrease and each light on myPower will begin to turn off in sequence from right to left. When myPower is completely out of battery, the red light will turn off. At this point, you must charge myPower.

To charge the iPod battery and myPower simultaneously:

1.With myPower connected to a power source (as described earlier), place iPod into myPower.

2.Switch the charging switch to On.

3.To stop charging, switch the charging switch to Off.

NOTE: As myPower is charging, the red and green lights on the front of the unit will turn on in sequence from left to right to indicate the increase in battery capacity. At the same time, the iPod battery icon will animate to show that the battery is charging.

TIP: If you are charging both units via the FireWire port, you can transfer music to iPod at the same time. If you are charging both units using the iPod power adapter, you can use the myPower USB 2.0 cable to transfer music to iPod. (See Connecting and Disconnecting myPower.)

USER GUIDE

 

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Contents Tekkeon, Inc. Revision R1 Rechargeable Battery and DockPage User Guide ContentsOverview Unpacking myPowerUSB 2.0 Cable MyPower FireWire Cable Sizing Pads 4 setsCustomer Support Charging myPowerTo charge myPower using the iPod power adapter To charge myPower using the FireWire portPlacing iPod into myPower Using myPowerTroubleshooting Limited WarrantyIssue Solution Charging the iPod BatteryTo charge the iPod battery To charge the iPod battery and myPower simultaneouslyConnecting and Disconnecting myPower Optional FeaturePlaying Music on External Speakers/Stereo