MyCharge Summit 3000 User manual

Owner’s Manual
Portable Power
Bank 3000
™

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Thanks for choosing myCharge.
In The Box
• myCharge Portable Power Bank 3000
• USB to Micro-USB Charging Cable
• Owner’s Manual

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Micro-USB Apple 30-pin
Mini-USB

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Quick Start
1. Unfold the appropriate built-in connector from its storage position and
connect it to the device you want to charge. You can also supply your own USB device
cable and connect it to the full-size USB port.
2. Move the function switch left into the on/charge position (green indicator) to begin charging. (Fig. 1)
3. When nished, move the function switch back into the off/sync position (red indicator) to
prevent unnecessary discharging.
Function SwitchMicro USB Input
Fig. 1
LED Indicators Level Check
Button

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Charging Power Bank
Please fully charge your Power Bank before using the rst time.
To charge, connect the included USB cable’s Micro-USB connector
to Power Bank’s charging port (Fig. 2) and the other end to the
USB wall adapter. When connected, the LEDs on the side of the
unit will ash indicating that it is charging. Charge time for Power
Bank alone is less than 3.5 hours from a standard 1A iPod®/
iPhone® USB wall adapter. Note: USB wall adapters not
included. Note: It is normal for Power Bank to be warm to
the touch while in use.
Fig. 2

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Powering On and Off
To keep your Power Bank fully powered and ready to charge, keep the
function switch (Fig. 1) in the off/sync position when not in use. This deactivates all
connectors as well as the level check button so there is no unintentional drain on the battery. To
turn your Power Bank on, move the function switch left into the on/charge position (green indicator).
All connectors can now charge devices, and the level check button will report the current status.

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Charging Devices
A Micro-USB, Mini-USB and Apple connector are built-in to let you charge
hundreds of devices without the need for any additional adapters. To charge a device,
connect it to the appropriate connector and move the move the function switch left into the on/
charge position (green indicator). Power Bank is capable of charging up to 3 devices at the same time.
When Power Bank’s internal battery is depleted beyond the ability to charge the connected devices, all
LEDs will ash indicating it’s time to connect a power source. Use a standard USB iPod/iPhone wall
adapter or one that came with your device rated for 1A output or more. The charge time of your
Power Bank with devices attached will vary depending on the current charge level of those
devices and its internal battery.

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Overload Protection
Power Bank enables you to charge multiple devices. Because devices vary
in their power requirements, it’s possible to connect a group of devices that need more
than what Power Bank can supply. When this occurs, Power Bank will implements overload
protection. LEDs will ash indicating which device cannot be charged because its power needs are
too great:
• Left 2 LEDs ash - A device connected to the Micro or Mini USB connector
• Right 2 LEDs ash - A device connected to the Apple connector

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In the event of an overload, unplug the last device connected. To
manually reset, disconnect all devices, move the function switch to the off/sync position
and then back to on/charge before reconnecting devices in the priority order you prefer.
Syncing
Your iPhone or iPod can be synced to a computer while connected to Power Bank. Simply connect
Power Bank to your computer with the provided USB cable, move the function switch to the
off/sync position (right) and connect your device. Note: Power Bank does not support sync
through the built-in Micro-USB or Mini-USB connectors.

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Battery Indication
To check how much battery is left, make sure the function switch is in
the on/charge position (green indicator) and press the level check button on Power
Bank’s side. (Fig. 1).
• LED 1 is lit - 00-17% Power
• LED 2 is lit - 17-34% Power
• LED 3 is lit - 34-50% Power
• LED 4 is lit - 50-67% Power
• LED 5 is lit - 67-84% Power
• LED 6 is lit - 84-100% Power