Use Qgenie To Charge Or Supply Power To Other Devices - QGenie QG-103N Manual

2. Connect the USB AC adaptor to the wall outlet (wall socket).
The OLED battery indicator will display charge icon, the unit starts charging.
When this unit is fully charged, the OLED battery indicator will display 100%.
3. When charging is complete, disconnect the USB AC adaptor from the unit.
Approximate charging time: 2 hours (estimate is under AXIM's test environment)
Note:
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Be sure to insert the connector from correct direction. Pushing the connector forcibly into the port may
damage the port and result malfunction.
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Charge the battery in an ambient temperature of 0 °C - 45 °C (32 °F - 113 °F). For optimum performance
of the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, it is recommended to charge between 10 °C – 35 °C (50 °F - 95
°F).
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If an abnormality (e.g. increased unit temperature, insufficient power supply) occurs while charging, the
OLED screen may show error message, and charging may stop.
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If above issue happens when the device is on (with green or blue light on), please turn off QGenie and
try again.

Use QGenie to charge or supply power to other devices.

1. Turn on QGenie into Power Bank Mode or WiFi sharing Mode.
2. Connect the USB cable* to the device you want to charge.
* You should connect the USB terminal of the other device to the USB A port (located on the bottom of QGenie) of
this unit. Use dedicated cable for Apple iPhone, iPad, or iPod devices.
3.
Remove the cable from QGenie when charge complete.
Note:
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You should charge this unit beforehand. If the remaining battery level on QGenie is not sufficient, this
unit will unable to supply power.
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Be sure to insert the connector from proper direction. Pushing the connector forcibly into the port will
damage the port and may result malfunction.
Note:
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In Power Bank Mode, the output current could up to 1500 mA.
In WiFi sharing Mode, the output current could up to 900 mA
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Correct operation is not assured if USB hub or USB extension cable is used.
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The temperature of QGenie may rise during use. This is expected behavior and not malfunctions.
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