Charging The Battery - Hama TWINS Operating Instructions Manual

4.2 Charging the battery

Warning – Rechargeable battery
• Only use suitable charging devices with USB connections
for charging.
• As a rule, do not use charging devices or USB connections
that are defective and do not try to repair them yourself.
• Avoid storing, charging or using batteries in extreme
temperatures.
• When stored for a long period of time, batteries should be
charged regularly (at least every three months).
• Charge the speakers fully before using them for the first time.
• Connect the included Micro-USB Y-charging cable to the
speakers' Micro-USB ports (4).
• Connect the unused connector on the Micro-USB Y-charging
cable to a suitable USB charger. Please refer to the operating
instructions for the USB charger used.
• The status LEDs (2) light up constantly in red during the charging
process.
• Once the batteries are fully charged, the status LEDs (2) go out.
Note – Charging / Battery level
• It takes approx. 3 hours to completely charge the product.
• The speaker's battery can be charged whether the speaker
is on or off.
• If the battery level is less than 10%, an announcement will
play. You will only receive this information if the speaker
is on.
• Depending on the terminal device connected ( Bluetooth
the speakers' battery level will appear on the device.
• The actual battery life varies depending on use of the device, the
settings and the ambient conditions (rechargeable batteries have
a limited service life).
4.3 Audio playback via the included audio cable
(3.5 mm jack)
• Ensure that the speakers are switched off.
• Connect the 3.5 mm Y-audio cable to your terminal device (MP3
player, smartphone, computer, etc.) using the main connector
(somewhat thicker).
• Plug the two other connectors into the AUX-IN inputs (3) on
the speakers.
• Set the volume on your terminal device to a low level.
• Switch on the speakers as described in 4.1 Switching on/off
the product. The status LEDs (2) will flash steadily in blue.
• Start and control audio playback on the connected terminal
device accordingly.
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