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USE
Device overview
1 - Status LED
2 - Function button (ON/OFF)
3 - USB-C1 In/Out
4 - USB-A Out
5 - USB-C2 In/Out 140W
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Operation
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Function button (On/Off)
If the charging process does not start automatically, you can start this manually by tapping the function
button. You can stop the charging process and deactivate the power bank by tapping the button twice.
Press and hold the function button for 2 seconds to activate low power mode (Please see the "Low Power
Mode" section of this manual for further information).
LED Status display
You will see the current charging status of the power bank as a numerical display on the LED display when
charging or discharging the power bank and when you tap the function button.
You will also be shown which connection (C1= USB-C1 In/Out, A1= USB-A Out, C2= USB-C2 In/Out) you are
currently using and how man watts and volts are currently being used. If more than one connection is used,
the display will change and the name of the connection associated with the watts and volts will flash. If C1
or C2 is used to charge the power bank, the percentage sign will also flash.
Commissioning / Charging the power bank / Charging connected devices
a) Charging the power bank
Please connect the supplied USB-C cable to one of the power bank's USB-C ports (USB-C1 In/Out or USB-
C2 In/Out) and connect the other end of the USB cable to a USB-C power adapter or USB-C port on your
computer.
Normal charging:
Use a standard USB power adapter or USB port on a computer to charge the power bank without the fast
charging function (max. 5.0 V/DC 3.0 A = max. 15.0 W).
Fast charging:
Please use a combination of mains adapter and cable that supports the Power Delivery Standard (PD) to
use the fast charging function provided by the power bank. The cable included in the scope of supply fulfils
this requirement.
Please note that the power bank's two USB-C ports have different maximum charging capacities. Use the
USB-C2 In/Out connection on the power bank to charge the power bank with the maximum input of 100.0
watts (20.0 V/DC 5.0 A). The USB-C1 In/Out connection supports a maximum charging power of 65.0 watts
(20.0 V/DC 3.25 A). Details of the different charging capacities can be found in the technical data in this
manual.
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