Nokia CR-200 User manual

User Guide
Nokia Wireless Charging Car Holder CR-200/CR-201
Issue 1.4 EN

About your wireless charging car holder
With the Nokia Wireless Charging Car Holder CR-200/CR-201, you can access and charge your
compatible phone easily at all times.
Put your phone in the holder, and charging starts immediately.
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About Qi
No need for hassle with cables. Just place your device on the wireless charger, and it immediately
starts charging.
Qi is a global standard that makes wireless charging possible for your device.
Qi works using magnetic induction, and is currently designed for devices that use 5 watts of power
or less, such as mobile phones.
Qi chargers and devices use the same frequency. As long as their charging areas are touching, all Qi
products are compatible, regardless of manufacturer or brand.
For more details, see the user guides of the relevant devices.
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Parts
Get to know your wireless charging car holder.
1 Clamp release button
2 Mount locking lever
3 Suction cup
4 Connector for power cable
5 Charger indicator light
6 Near Field Communication (NFC) area
7 Cable opening
8 Clamps
9 Power cable
10 Power supply
11 Power indicator light
12 USB connector
13 Cable clip
14 Mounting plate
15 Extension cable
Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal.
Parts of the device are magnetic. Metallic materials may be attracted to the device. Do not place
credit cards or other magnetic storage media near the device, because info stored on them may be
erased.
The surface of this product is nickel-free.
Some of the accessories mentioned in this user guide, such as charger, headset, or data cable, may
be sold separately.
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Attach the holder
Find a visible, easily-accessible spot for your holder on the dashboard of your car.
Some treatments on the dashboard or dirt on the suction cup may result in a significantly less
effective bond, so before you start, remove such treatments, and make sure that the cup is clean.
1. Place the mounting plate in a good spot on the dashboard. Press down firmly and evenly.
2. Make sure the mount locking lever is released, and position the holder on the mounting plate.
3. Press down the holder, and snap the mount locking lever closed.
Remove the holder from the dashboard
Push the mount locking lever inwards, and lift from the tab on the edge of the suction cup.
Depending on the material of the dashboard, the mounting plate may leave a mark on the surface.
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Connect the cables
Plug in the power supply to switch on your wireless charging car holder.
1. Connect the power cable to the car holder. If needed, connect the extension cable.
2. Plug the power supply into the car's cigarette lighter socket.
When the device is using power, the power indicator light on the power supply switches on.
To keep the dashboard neat, put the cable in the cable clips, and attach the cable clips to the
dashboard.
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Put your phone in the holder
Always keep your phone close by. Put your phone in the holder, and enjoy the ride.
Make sure the holder is in a vertical position and facing you.
1. To widen the clamps, press the clamp release button in.
2. Put your phone in the holder, and push the clamps together, until the phone is firmly in place.
Tip: To use your holder horizontally, place the phone in the holder vertically, and turn the holder
into a horizontal position.
Make sure the clamps don't cover any important controls on your phone, such as the power key.
If your phone has no wireless charging, you can still hook it up to the holder. To charge, connect your
phone to the USB connector with the USB cable, for example, through the cable opening.
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Charge your phone
Want to charge your phone on the road? Whenever the power supply is plugged in, the car holder
charges your phone.
To start charging, simply place your phone in the holder. An indicator light switches on. When the
battery is fully charged, the indicator light switches off.
Keep the area around the holder free. If there is something in the holder as well as your phone, the
phone doesn't charge, and the indicator light blinks quickly.
It's normal for the holder and phone to get warm, and they may get even warmer if you use your
phone to, for example, navigate while charging.
Charging may be less efficient if you use your phone for activities that need a lot of power, such as
navigating and making a call at the same time.
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Connect using NFC
You can set your Lumia phone to automatically perform an action when you tap the Near Field
Communication (NFC) area of the holder with your phone.
Make sure you have switched on NFC on your phone.
1. Tap the NFC area of the holder with the NFC area of your phone.
2. Follow the instructions shown on your phone.
To start the action, tap the NFC area of the holder with the NFC area of your phone.
You can set different phones to perform a different action with the same holder, and your phone to
do different things with different holders.
For more info on your phone's NFC capabilities, see the user guide.
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Indicator lights
Wonder what the different lights on your car holder mean?
Charger indicator lights:
One long flash The battery of your phone is already full
Continuous Charging
Off The battery of your phone is fully charged
Flashing quickly Charging error
Power indicator light:
Continuous Power is on
If there is a problem with charging:
• Check that no other object is in the holder.
• If the holder is too warm, take your phone off the holder, and switch the holder off. The holder
may switch off automatically if it is too hot. When the holder has cooled down, try charging again.
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