Icon Q JETT User manual
Qi Starter Kit for Samsung Galaxy S5
User (Friendly) Guide
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Table of Contents
I. Introduction ...................................................................3
II. What’s Inside..................................................................3
III. Wireless Charging: A Primer ....................................4
A. History ....................................................................4
B. How It Works.........................................................5
C. Why Wireless Charging......................................6
IV. Unit at a Glance.............................................................7
V. Usage................................................................................8
A. Enabling Your Phone..........................................8
B. Connecting The Dock ........................................9
C. Charging Your Qi-Compatible Phone .......10
VI. Safety Guidelines.......................................................11
VII. Specications..............................................................12
VIII. Support.........................................................................12
IX. Limited Warranty.......................................................12
FCC Statement ..................................................13
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I. Introduction
Welcome to your new JETT wireless charging starter
kit, and adventure into wireless charging.
Before using your product, we strongly encourage
you to fully read through this user guide. This guide
will help you operate your new dock and receiver.
Please also familiarize yourself with the functions of
your mobile phone. Last, remember to follow the
safety guidelines at all times.
For best performance, charge fully
before rst use.
II. What’s Inside
1 x Jett Receiver for Samsung Galaxy S5
1 x Jett Dock
1 x USB Cable (micro USB)
1 x User Guide
To go deeper into wireless charging, check out the rest of
our JETT product line-up on www.GetIconQ.com.
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III. Wireless Charging:
A Primer
At Icon Q, we take pleasure in delivering–and ex-
plaining–the latest technology in our products.
A. HISTORY
Since the 1800s, scientists such as Michael Faraday,
Guglielmo Marconi, and Nikola Tesla have worked on
the idea of wireless power. With the soaring demand
of mobile devices and maturing technology, wireless
charging for everyone is now becoming a reality.
In 2009, the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC)
created Qi, a specic wireless charging standard. Qi
is starting to see wide adoption, being utilized in
products by companies like Samsung and Nokia.
Nikola Tesla
Transmitter
(e.g, Bank, Dock)
Receiver
(e.g, Phone)
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B. HOW IT WORKS
Qi works through a technology called inductive
charging. Inductive charging uses an electromag-
netic eld, created by two matching coils, to transfer
energy between the two objects.
Qi always involves two devices: one transmitter and
one receiver.
The transmitter sends magnetic energy out. The
receiver receives the magnetic energy and converts it
to electrical energy, which recharges the battery.
Because the charging is wireless, remember that
it can take a little longer than a traditional charger
cable to ll up your battery. Today, Qi is about conve-
nience, not speed.
Transmitter
(e.g, Bank, Dock)
Receiver
(e.g, Phone)
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