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Summary of Contents for Supapowa SupaStart
- Page 1 SupaPowa® User Manual Let’s get SupaStarted...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 1. Included in SupaStart™ P 03 2. Correct usage and user safety P 04 3. Transmitter P 06 4. Portable Transmitter P 08 5. Receiver P 10 6. Specifications P 13 7. Warranty P 13 8. Correct Disposal of product... -
Page 3: Included In Supastart
Included in SupaStart™ 1 x Transmitter (B) 1 x Portable Transmitter (C) 1 x Receiver (A) 1 x Micro USB (FEMALE) to 30-pin adapter 1 x UK standard 3-pin USB 2.0 AC Adapter 1 x “Let’s Get SupaStarted” Guide 1 x 1.5m USB 2.0 A (Male) to Micro USB (Male) Cable 1 x 1.2m USB 2.0 A (Male) to Micro USB (Male) Cable... -
Page 4: Correct Usage And User Safety
2. Correct usage and user safety Thank you for purchasing SupaStart™ product bundle. Your first SupaPowa® kit Soon you will be ready to charge your For warranty purposes, ensure that you device(s) wirelessly at home, at work and keep detail of the purchase, including date of on the go using SupaPowa®... - Page 5 15cm away from an active you think there may be a problem caused medical implant. by interference.(R1)(R2) • Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations. Congratulations. You now have the freedom to charge your mobile device(s) wirelessly using SupaPowa®. SupaStart Full user guide Page 5...
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Page 6: Transmitter
3. Transmitter 3.1 Connect to Mains Power (Figure 1) 1. Connect the USB 2.0 interface (on the 1.2m 3. Locate and plug the AC Adapter into a cable) to the AC Adapter provided (Fig 1). suitable mains socket. 2. Connect the Micro USB interface (on the The LED Indicator light on the Transmitter 1.2m cable) to the Micro USB Input port will illuminate Red when ready for use... - Page 7 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 SupaStart Full user guide Page 7...
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Page 8: Portable Transmitter
4. Portable Transmitter 4.1 Charging the Portable Transmitter Prior to first use, it is recommended that The Portable Transmitter’s internal you fully charge the Portable Transmitter charge state will be indicated by the by connecting to a suitable mains socket battery status indicator lights in four (see Fig 4). stages: * 1 Blue light = 15% power (NOTE: You can also connect to a laptop... - Page 9 (using the designated Transmitter when it is in this state.) USB cable supplied with your mobile device (not included in the SupaStart™) to the USB 2.0 output socket on the Portable Transmitter (Fig. 6) Fig. 4 Fig.
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Page 10: Receiver
(a) to enable your device to charge. (refer to information visit www.supapowa.org Fig. 8) There are already over 50 SupaPowa®- (NOTE: You cannot plug and charge two ready mobile devices on the market. devices at the same time with a single To see if yours is one, visit Receiver). - Page 11 (Fig. 10). If the Receiver is misaligned, the LED 2. Centrally align the Receiver (or a device indicator light on the Transmitter will which is SupaPowa® ready) onto the charge remain Red and your device will not area of the Transmitter (Fig. 9). charge. 3. When correctly aligned, the LED Indicator...
- Page 12 Fig. 11 5.3. Using the Receiver with the Portable Transmitter to charge your mobile device 1. Press the Start button once to turn the green Wireless Charging Indicator light will Portable Transmitter on. illuminate and flash. (Figure 9). (NOTE: If the Portable Transmitter is 2.
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Page 13: Specifications
The wheelie bin symbol, indicated below, not be discarded as ordinary household waste. indicates that this product is covered by the To dispose of these devices, take them to a European Directive 2002/96/EC. recycling collection point for electrical waste. SupaStart Full user guide Page 13... - Page 14 Made in China All products are compatible with the Qi standard for wireless charging Qi and the Qi logo are the trademarks of WPC SupaPowa® is a registered trademark of QiConnect Ltd...
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