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Function
Of LED Indicators for Battery Level Display
The
XP1 LEDs display the battery capacity level when used in
combination with the adjacent button. There are three LED
lights and each will illuminate separately to display the
current capacity level of the battery. The button must be
pushed to see the battery level status. To test the battery
level of XP1 when you press the button, different LEDs
will be illuminated to show different battery level status
as following:
- RED
LED: 25% or less
- BLUE
LED: 25% to 75%
- GREEN
LED: 75% to 100%
Button
Functions for Charging Your XP1 and iPhone/iPod
The button has two functions which are listed below.
1.
When you press the button, you can see the battery level.
2.
When you press the button for 3 seconds, it chooses to charge
the iPhone/iPod or the XP1-Power.
Automatic
Operation and Button Operation
Automatic
Charging Operation
When
iPhone/iPod is connected to the XP1 and the XP1 is connected
to a computer, it automatically (no need to push the button)
will charge iPhone/iPod and a blue LED illuminates.
Button
Charging Operation
To
charge the XP1 you press the button for 3 seconds and the
XP1 charges and a blue and red LED will illuminate.
When XP1 is fully charged a blue and green LED illuminate.
Protection
Mode¡XWhen Input voltage is more than 5.6V or less
than 4.2V, the three LEDs illuminate. it shows the input
voltage is unsteady and XP1 goes to protection mode.
XP1
Low/No Power Battery Level Mode (40 Second Wake Up Procedure)
- When the XP1Power is not used for a long time and it is
not charged, if you connect the XP1Power to a PC or AC adapter,
the three LEDs (green, blue, red) will light at the same
time for 40 seconds. After this 40 seconds, the XP1Power's
red and green LEDs will turn off, and only the blue LED
light will be on. This shows the XP1Power is now out of
the low or no battery level mode and is working properly.
The XP1Power uses these 40 seconds to wake up the battery
and prepare it to start to charge.
Does
the XP1Power charge the iPhone/iPod and XP1Power simultaneously?
No.
When a user plug the cable into the USB connector into a
computer and the apple connector into the iPhone or iPod
- a blue light comes on. This tells you that the iPhone
is connected properly and charging. If a user pushes the
button on the XP1Power for 3 to 5 seconds they will see
a blue and red light come on. This means the XP1Power is
charging. The user can press the button and toggle back
and forth. The XP1Power does not power the device and the
XP1power simultaneously because this would limit users from
have the capability to select themselves and power what
they want when they want. It also would slow down the process
of charging process for either device if both were charging
at the same time. We believe users want control of the charge
process. We made it as easy charging as pressing a button
to toggle back and forth between the XP1Power and the iPhone/iPod.
Connecting
Your XP1Power USB Connector to your PC To Sync
iPhone/iPod
users must connect the XP1Power to the PC first, then connect
the iPod/iPhone to XP1Power. This sequence of connecting
will assure your iPhone/iPod will sync properly.
Note:
if you connect your iPhone/iPod to XP1Power first and then
you insert your XP1 to PC you will have need to press the
XP1 button. Push the button to display the XP1 blue and
red lights and then press the button again to switch back
to charging the iPhone/iPod. The XP1Power blue light will
illuminate. By using this sequence you will be in a sync/charging
mode and your synchronization will perform properly.
Summary
- XP1Power Light Indicators
When
connected to a PC
1.
Red/Blue on XP1 charging.
2. Green/blue on fully charged.
3. Blue on its own charging attached device.
4. Press button for 3 to 5 seconds to toggle between charging
XP1 and attached device.
When
not connected to PC
1.
Green 75% to 100% charged
2. Blue 25% to 75% charged
3. Red less than 25% charge left.
Operating
your XP1-Power is just this simple. Enjoy your XP1-Power
Note:
Pictures on this page were taken with an Apple iPhone 3Gs
Click
Here for Video of LEDs
Functioning
 
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