Mophie space pack User manual

user manual
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mophie space pack
made for iPhone 5s & iPhone 5
Space App compatible with iOS7 or later

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Welcome 04
Installing your space pack 07
Charging your space pack 07
Taking Care of your space pack 09
Using the Space App 10
Storing Files in your space pack 11
Playing and Viewing Stored Files 18

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Taking Photos and Videos 27
Favorites/Sharing Files 29
Other Home Screen Items 32
File Types by Collection 35
Warranty 36
Warning/Legal 36
FAQ 41

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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing the mophie space pack.
space pack gives you everyday protection, enough
power to go all day and enough storage for all your
stuff, all the time. Leave no file behind.
Package Contains
• mophie space pack
• Micro USB Cable
• Pass-through Headphone Adapter
Features
Your mophie space pack’s 16GB or 32GB of extra
storage gives you room to store thousands of extra
photos, thousands of extra songs and hours more
video in addition to what’s already on your iPhone.
Its lithium-polymer battery extends the battery life
of your iPhone for hours with up to twice as much
power to rock, talk, surf and send, all while providing
a comfortable ergonomic design with the complete
protection of a hard-shell case.
Here are just some of the reasons why your space
pack is so fantastic:
• space pack provides 16GB or 32GB of extra
storage space. So go ahead and back up the
photos from your iPhone, take new photos or
load movies, music or documents from your

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computer directly into your space pack – how
you use it is up to you.
• The free Space App automatically organizes all
the files stored in your space pack into different
collections according to their file types.
Individual collection buttons provide a quick
and easy way to access all your stuff.
• The Space App has built-in video and music
players and a photo viewer that make it easy
to enjoy all of the media you’ve stored in your
space pack’s extra space.
• Use the Space App to instantly share your stored
files almost any way you can think of: Facebook,
Twitter, text, e-mail and more.
• (Take a breath) Ergonomic, form-fitting, fully
protective ultra-impact-resistant case-and-
battery-in-one for iPhone.
• An integrated standby switch allows you to
charge your iPhone (green) whenever it needs
it. However, in standby mode (red), you still
have the full protection of a case.
• The included pass-through headphone adapter
allows you to use any style headphones while
your iPhone is in the space pack.
• Track battery power at a glance with the
integrated four-light LED status indicator. You
can keep tabs on charging status and current
battery life. Know before you go!

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• The included micro USB cable allows you to
charge and sync your phone while refilling your
space pack at the same time. (Really, you’ll never
need to remove the space pack from your phone.)
• Rechargeable for over 500 full cycles. Our case
is built to last, letting you do more, longer.
• Smart battery technology actually instructs the
iPhone to drain power out of the space pack
first. When your space pack’s battery is empty,
you can still have a fully-charged iPhone.
• The space pack offers complete protection from
top to bottom. No more choosing between
protection and power.
• Built-in short circuit, over-charge, and temperature
protection, letting you charge with confidence.
Safety First!
Compatibility
space pack is designed and intended solely for the
Apple iPhone 5s and iPhone 5. Please do not attempt
to use it with any other device.

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Installing your space pack
Important: You must have the mophie Space App
installed on your iPhone before you can use your
space pack’s 16GB or 32GB storage. The app is
compatible with iOS7 and newer operating systems
and is available for free at the App Store. Go ahead
and install it now; we’ll wait.
Charging your space pack
Your space pack comes charged and ready to go.
When it does need charging, use the supplied micro
USB cable to connect it to your computer or any
power source with a USB out, like the USB wall adaptor
included with your iPhone. Normal charging should
take only two or three hours for maximum power.

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Checking your space pack’s charging status
Press your space pack’s status button and the status
LEDs will indicate its charge level. Four LEDs means
that the space pack is fully charged, while one LED
means that it’s almost empty. Know before you go.
Recent Files
Clear
Other Files
Gallery Videos Music
Documents All Files
Search
18.2 GB Used 13 GB Available
Home
Battery
4:11 PM
Camera
Home
Storage Battery
Press the button on the
back of your space pack to
turn on access.

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Charging your iPhone using your space pack
To charge your iPhone from your space pack, slide
the space pack’s standby switch so the green
indicator is visible.
Taking care of your space pack:
• Keep your space pack dry and away from
moisture and corrosive materials.
• Do not clean your space pack with harsh
chemicals, soaps or detergents. Just wipe the
case with a soft, water-dampened cloth. Wipe
the pins gently with a soft, dry cloth.
• Recharge your space pack once every three
months when not in use. If you plan on putting
it away, charge it for one hour first.
Recent Files
Clear
Other Files
Gallery Videos Music
Documents All Files
Search
18.2 GB Used 13 GB Available
Home
Battery
4:11 PM
Camera
Home
Storage Battery
Press the button on the
back of your space pack to
turn on access.

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Using the Space App
The Space App gives you control of your space pack’s
photo and video viewers, music and movie players and
storage functions, so you can do more with all your stuff.
IMPORTANT: Before you can use the Space App you
must first press the status button on the back of space
pack to allow the app to access the space pack’s storage.
A “Press the button…”
message will appear on the
app screen if you launch
the app before pressing the
status button.
See Settings: Sleep Mode, on
page 33, for more information.

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Note: The app screens that appear in this user guide
may differ slightly in appearance from those in the
actual Space App.
Storing Files in your space pack
When you first launch the Space App the Home screen
will appear. The Home screen automatically organizes
all the files stored in your space pack into different
collections according to their file types, giving you a
quick and easy way to access all your stuff.
Note: After you transfer files into your space pack, the
Space App will perform a scan and assign the new files
into collections (see Playing and Viewing Stored Files,
on page 18). The space pack may load photos, music
and videos a bit more slowly until the scan is complete.
Stored Item
Collection
Buttons
All Files
Button
Clear Recent
Files Button
Recent Files
Storage Bar
Settings
Button
Battery Charge
Indicator
Camera Button

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The Home screen also contains an All Files button,
which lets you access and organize all of the files
stored in your space pack. See Managing files in
space pack, on page 16, for more information about
the All Files button.
Importing files into space pack from your computer
You can import files into your space pack from your
computer the same way you would import them
into a USB flash drive. You can import any type of file
from your computer into your space pack, but each
individual file must be 4GB or smaller in size.
The iPhone does not need to be inserted in the space
pack while you’re importing files from the computer,
but both sections of the space pack must be assembled
together. Note: If you have activated your space pack's
Passcode Lock, your iPhone must be inserted in your
space pack before you can import files from your
computer. (See Settings: Passcode Lock, on page 33.)
To import files:
1. Use the supplied micro USB cable to connect
the space pack to a USB port on your computer.
A “Connected” screen will appear on the iPhone
if it is inserted in the space pack and the Space
App is running.
2. Use the computer’s file directory to move the
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space pack. Go to [My] Music > iTunes > iTunes
Media > Music to find your music files. (space
pack will appear in the computer’s file directory
as “SPACE PACK”.)
3. You can also import attachments from emails
you have saved in your iPhone (press and hold
on an attachment; choose “Open in...” and select
“Space App”) and items via 3rd-party apps on
your iPhone (tap “Share” on an item; tap “Open
In…” and select “Space App”).
Note: You cannot access the Space App while the
space pack is connected to your computer.
After they are imported, files and folders will be listed
in the Space App under the same names they had in
your computer. (Music file names are determined by
their metadata, and may not match their filenames.)
Importing photos and videos into your space pack
from your iPhone
You can import the following items from your
iPhone into your space pack: Photos and videos you
took with the iPhone camera, email attachments
and items via 3rd-party apps.
To import photos and videos, tap the “Photos”
collection button on the Home screen; when the
Photos screen appears, tap the “Camera Sync” button

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in the bottom menu bar. The “Add” button and “Camera
Sync” switch will appear, giving you two ways you can
import photos and videos into your space pack:
To manually import photos and videos:
1. Tap the Add button.
2. Select an iPhone camera roll.
3. Select each photo or video you want to import
into your space pack.
4. Tap the “Sync” button that appears when you
select files.
The selected files will be imported into the space pack.
Camera Sync Button
Camera Sync Switch
Add Button

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To automatically import new photos and videos:
Slide the Camera Sync switch to the right (green).
space pack will import all photos and videos from
the iPhone that have not already been imported.
If you leave the Camera Sync switch set to green,
every time you launch the Space App it will
automatically import any new photos and videos
you have saved in your iPhone since the last time
you imported photos and videos. Note: You cannot
manually import photos and videos when the
Camera Sync switch is set to green.
The first time you import photos or videos, space
pack will automatically create a folder named “DCIM”
containing a sub-folder named “0000SYNC,” where
all imported photos and videos will be stored. You
can move the photos and videos into other folders
(see Managing files in space pack, on page 16.)
IMPORTANT: Your space pack does not automatically
delete the original photos and videos from your
iPhone after it imports them. If you manually delete
the original photos and videos from your iPhone,
your space pack increases the amount of storage
space available on your iPhone for other files. If you
leave the original photos and videos on your iPhone,
your space pack acts like a back-up drive for them.

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Backing-up your space pack
As with any device that stores important files, you
should regularly back up the contents of your space
pack to another device (typically your computer). This
will allow you to restore your space pack in the unlikely
event that something happens to your stored items.
Backing up your space pack is easy:
1. Use the supplied micro-USB cable to connect
your space pack to your computer. (It will show
up as a removable drive named “SPACE PACK.”)
2. Copy the files into a folder on your computer
the same as you would transfer from a thumb
drive. (We suggest naming the folder “space
pack Backup,” or similar.)
We suggest backing-up your space pack every time you
transfer files into it from the iPhone or from a computer.
Managing files in space pack
Once you have files stored in your space pack you
can use the All Files screen to set up your own file
management system by creating folders and moving
files between folders. Tap the All Files button on the
Home screen to display the All Files screen.
The All Files screen can display files sorted by
name, file size, file type or the date the file was last
modified. Tap the Sort button in the bottom menu
bar to change the sort criteria.

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To create a new folder:
1. Tap “Select,” then tap the
New Folder icon that
appears at the bottom of
the screen.
2. When the keypad appears,
use it to type a folder name
and then tap “Create.”
To move, share, rename or delete an item:
1. Tap “Select” on the All Files screen, and then
select any number of files (check-marks will
appear next to the selected files). After you
select at least one file the move, share, rename
and delete icons will appear in the bottom
menu bar.
2. Tap the desired icon and follow the screen
prompts to perform the action. (For details
about sharing files, see Sharing Files, on page
31.) Note: “Rename” only becomes available if
you select a single item.

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Playing and Viewing Stored Files
To make it quick and easy to do more with your
stuff, your space pack automatically sorts all the
files you store in it into the following collections:
Photos (photos and iPhone videos), Videos, Music,
Documents and Other Files.
Delete Icon
Move Icon
Selected
Item
Share Icon Rename Icon

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Files are automatically categorized according to
their file types. (See File Types by Collection, on page
35, for a complete list of file types by collection.) Tap
a collection button to display thumbnails or a list of
all stored files in that collection.
Viewing photos and videos
Tap the Photos button to open the viewer and
display thumbnails of all pictures stored on your
space pack and all videos shot with the iPhone
camera that are stored on your space pack, sorted
by their date tags. Tap the buttons at the top of the
screen to display thumbnails of photos, videos or
both. Note: Thumbnails may take a moment to load.
Display Photos,
Videos or All Items
Photo
Thumbnail
Video
Thumbnail

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Tapping a thumbnail will display the photo or launch
the Photos video player and play the video.
Note: The Photos Video Player works in both
landscape and portrait orientations.
Tap the Select button on the thumbnail screen
to reveal the bottom menu bar, containing share,
favorite and delete icons. Select any number of
files (check-marks will appear on the selected
thumbnails), then tap the desired icon and follow
the screen prompts to perform the action. (For
details about sharing files, see Sharing Files, on
page 31.)
Mark Video as a Favorite
Elapsed Time
Progress Bar
Share Video
Play/Pause
Delete
Video
Remaining
Time