auna Patagonia DAB+ Manual page 29

• Charge batteries on a fireproof surface away from flammable items or
liquids.
• Batteries should NEVER be left unattended while charging. Only adults
should charge the batteries.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging the product and do
not charge longer than recommended. Unplug the charger when the
battery is charged.
Solar power
Put the unit in direct sunlight, making sure the solar panel of the unit is
facing towards the sun. If the sunlight is strong enough, the red CHARGE
LED on the front panel of the unit will light up red indicating the unit is
charging. More power is generated the longer you leave the unit in direct
sunlight, and the Radio listening time will be extended (Radio reception
only).
Note: If the battery is completely drained (LCD clock display and LED light
do not work), it may require very long exposure to direct sunlight in order
to charge the battery using the solar panel. You should use one of the other
power modes available if you need to use the radio immediately.
TYPE-C USB port charging
1. Connect the Type-C cable to the Type-C port.
2. Connect the other end of the Type-C cable to a power outlet, using a
USB power adapter. You can also charge the battery by connecting
Type-C cable to a computer's USB port. The red CHARGE LED on the
front panel of the unit will light up red indicating the unit is charging.
3. Press the Power button to turn on the unit. To turn off, press the Power
button again.
Notes
• The USB power adaptor (not included) described above is the same
type commonly used with smartphones. A USB Type-A to Type-C USB
cord is also required for charging the unit via the Type-C USB jack
located on the side of the unit.
• You may experience noise or reduced reception if you are operating
the radio when using the USB Type-C charging port. This interference is
caused by the adaptor you are using and not a defect with the product.
We recommend using another adaptor, preferably a linear type or
refrain from using the radio until the internal battery is fully charged.
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