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11 — English
An LED light located at the top of each battery port will
indicate the status of each battery. Refer to the Battery
Port LED Functions chart for a description of the lights.
In addition to the LED indicator, the LCD screen will also
provide information about the battery and charging status
of the power station.
USING THE POWER STATION
See Figure 5.
To power the product on:
Press and hold the main power button for two seconds
to turn the product on. This will activate the LCD display
and allow the USB charging ports and LED task light to
be used.
NOTE: The main power button will illuminate when power
to the unit is on.
To use the AC outlets:
After powering the product on, press and hold the AC
output button to activate the AC outlets.
NOTE: For normal operation of the power station, the main
power button and the AC output button (if using AC outlets)
will be solid green and there will be one audible beep. If any
other light pattern or beeps occur, refer to the Alert Func-
tions chart that follows.
OPERATION
Sleep mode:
After 30 minutes of inactivity, the product will enter into
sleep mode. In this state, the main power button LED
will blink slowly and the LCD screen will turn off. All unit
function is disabled to conserve power, but the Bluetooth
®
connection will remain active.
NOTE: Sleep mode will not occur if the AC output button
is ON.
Press the main power button to end sleep mode.
Automatic shut-off:
The power station will automatically power off after
12 hours of inactivity. The Bluetooth
®
connection is also
disabled at this time.
To manually turn the product off:
Press and hold the main power button for two seconds.
WARNING:
While operating, maintain clearance on all sides of this
product. Do not block vents or allow the product to
overheat.
GENERATOR CONDITION NOTIFICATIONS
See Figure 4.
IF LCD DISPLAYS: THE CONDITION IS: TO RESOLVE:
HIGH TEMP or LOW TEMP when the
battery is installed for charging.
See figures 4a - 4b.
The battery you are charging is outside
of the acceptable charging temperature
range.
Allow the battery to reach acceptable tem-
perature range. Battery may have to be
removed from the port and reinstalled before
charging will begin.
HIGH TEMPERATURE SHUTDOWN
or LOW TEMPERATURE SHUTDOWN.
See figures 4c - 4d.
The power station is outside of the
acceptable operating temperature range.
Move the power station to a cooler or
warmer area as needed and allow the unit
to reach the acceptable temperature range.
HIGH TEMPERATURE WARNING or
LOW TEMPERATURE WARNING
PRESS RESET. See figures 4e - 4f.
The power station is nearing the maximum
high or minimum low temperature
acceptable to operate.
After allowing time for the power station to
cool or warm to an acceptable temperature,
press the reset button to continue operation.
LOW VOLTAGE SHUTDOWN.
See figure 4g.
The power station’s batteries are
discharged.
Charge the power station. If condition per-
sists, the power station’s batteries should
be replaced.
LOW VOLTAGE WARNING
PRESS RESET.
See figure 4h.
The power station’s batteries do not have
sufficient charge to run the connected
devices.
Disconnect some of the devices. If condi-
tion persists, disconnect all devices and
recharge the power station’s batteries.
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