Bushnell PP1010BG quick start From PC USB Port, Input Port, Output Port, LED Charge, Indicator

Models: PP1010 PP1010BG

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FROM PC USB PORT

(standard USB plug)

TO SolarWrap

INPUT PORT

(mini USB plug)

INPUT-Used for charging the SolarWrap Mini’s internal battery from a USB power source. LED indicates charge state.

OUTPUT-Used for charging your device from the SolarWrap’s internal battery (once charged via solar energy or USB)

B

FROM SolarWrap

OUTPUT PORT

(standard USB plug)

A

TO PORTABLE DEVICE

CHARGING PORT*

 

(mini USB plug)

LED CHARGE

(Internal Battery)

INDICATOR

* Use USB charging cable included with your device if this connector is not compatible.

USING THE SolarWrap Mini

1.Remove the protective end caps from the SolarWrap Mini (C, next page).

2.(Optional Pre-Charge Step) If you want to pre-charge the internal battery before you leave for your outdoor adventure, connect the supplied USB cable from the INPUT port (A) on one end of the SolarWrap Mini cylinder to your computer’s USB port. Avoid connecting to unpowered USB hubs and USB ports located on keyboards, etc. to ensure you get full power from the computer. The LED below the INPUT port on the SolarWrap Mini will change from RED (charging) to GREEN once the SolarWrap Mini’s internal battery has been fully charged (typically after about 4 hours-you may leave it connected to your computer overnight without risk of overcharge).

3.Once you arrive at your destination:

If you pre-charged the SolarWrap Mini battery as described in Step 2 above: connect the provided USB cable from the OUTPUT port (B) of the SolarWrap Mini to your device to recharge it. If your device uses a non- standard size USB or other type of docking connector to charge it, you will need to use the cable that came with your device to connect to the SolarWrap Mini’s OUTPUT port. The charge level indicator on your device

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Bushnell PP1010BG quick start From PC USB Port, Input Port, Output Port, LED Charge, Indicator