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USER MANUAL SCE7640 PHILIPS

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rechargeable power pack

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ENGLISH Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips!

This rechargeable power pack provides instant power to devices with a service voltage of 5V DC (mobile telephones, MP3 players, etc.) and 16V - 19V DC (notebook computers).When fully charged, the power pack can supply up to 60 hours of backup energy. Carefully read and save this user manual for it contains important safety and operating instructions for this power pack. Before using the power pack read all instructions and cautionary markings on the power pack itself and the device to be charged. To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at: www.philips.com/welcome Note: For several portable devices (5V), a USB cable is supplied with the original device (e.g. most MP3 players). In this case, you can also use this cable to charge your device.

What’s in the box? rechargeable power pack

AC power adapter rectractable USB cable notebook connection cable 6 connector tips for 5V DC devices (mobile telephones, MP3 players, etc.) 6 connector tips for 16V - 19V DC devices (notebooks) travel bag connector tip holders user manual compatibility sheet

Important safety instructions

• Read and observe all warnings on the power pack and in this user manual.

• Power consumption of the connected device must not exceed 19 V, 2000 mA. • Never use the power pack in moist places or close to water. • Do not expose the power pack to rain or excessive moisture. • Do not place inflammable, explosive or hazardous objects near the power pack. • Only use the supplied AC power adapter. Use of an other type of adapter may damage the power pack. • Only use the supplied USB cable and connector tips. Use of other types of cords and tips may damage the power pack and/or your device. • Only use the power pack in an environment with the proper temperature (0ºC - 45ºC). • Keep the power pack away from children. • Do not disassemble or try to repair the power pack yourself.You might get injured or the power pack may be damaged. • Do not crush or puncture the internal battery. • Store the power pack in a dry place with the proper ambient temperature (0ºC - 45ºC). • Do not operate the power pack if it has been subjected to shock or damage. • To avoid risk of electric shock, unplug the power pack from the AC power supply and disconnect devices before cleaning or when not in use. • Allow a sufficient amount of free space all around the power pack for adequate ventilation. • Do not throw or shake the power pack.

Functional overview (fig. A)

Battery check button

Activates the power indicator.

OUTPUT 16V DC-19V DC Connects to a notebook computer.

INPUT 19V DC Connects to the mains supply.

Connects to 5V DC devices (mobile telephones, MP3 players, etc.).

Indicates the battery status.

Charging the power pack (fig. B)

1 Press the battery check button (1). > One, two or three LEDs light up in the power indicator (5), indicating the current battery status. If all four LEDs light up, the battery is fully charged. 2 Connect one power cord plug to the AC power adapter. 3 Connect the adapter plug to the INPUT 19V DC jack (3) of the power pack. 4 Connect the power plug of the power cord to a wall outlet. > The power indicator LEDs (5) will flash one after another, indicating that the battery is being charged. > When all LEDs light continuously the battery is fully charged. 5 Disconnect the battery pack from the AC power adapter and disconnect the AC power adapter from the wall outlet.

Charging devices - preparation

1 Check the maximum input voltage (V DC) of the device you wish to connect. For this see the user manual that came with the device. 2 Make sure the device does not consume more current (mA) than 2000 mA. 3 Check what connector tip is required for your device. See the compatibility sheet for the proper tip for your device.

Charging 5V devices (fig. C)

1 Insert the plug of the USB cable into the USB port (4). 2 Connect the connector tip to the USB cable. 3 Insert the connector tip into the power supply jack of the device. > The device will now derive it’s power from the power pack. > If the device has a charging indicator, it will indicate that the device is being charged. Tip: For several portable devices (5V), a USB connection cable is supplied with the original device (e.g. most MP3 players). In this case, you can also use this cable to charge your device. Charging a notebook computer (fig. D) 1 Insert the notebook connection cable into the OUTPUT 16V DC-19V DC jack (2) of the power pack. 2 Connect the connector tip to the notebook connection cable. 3 Insert the connector tip into the power supply jack of the notebook computer. > The notebook computer will now derive it’s power from the power pack. > The notebook will indicate that it is being charged.

Technical specifications

• Battery type: Lithium polymer

• Rated input: 19V DC, max. 3200 mA • Rated output: 5.6V DC, max. 350 mA 16-19V DC, max. 2000 mA • Battery capacity: 2000 mAh • Recharging time: 2.5 - 4 hours • Operating temperature: 0ºC - 45ºC • Size: 120 x 81 x 25 mm (h x w x d) • Weight: 282 g

– Possible cause • Solution The power pack does not charge connected device – Voltage of device does not correspond with that of power pack. • Refer to the user manual that came with the device. – Improper connection between device and power pack. • Check that connection cord is properly inserted into both device and power pack. – Damaged connection cable or connector tip. • Replace connection cable or connector tip. – Wrong connector tip used. • Check connector tip and replace if necessary. – Non supplied USB connection cable/connector tip used. • Replace with supplied USB connection cable/ connector tip. – Battery power of power pack too low. • Charge power pack. – Problems with electrical circuit of power pack. • Take the power pack to your local distributor. – Short circuit occurred in the power pack and the power pack protection function switched off the power pack. • Charge power pack. – Problems with electrical circuit of power pack. • Take the power pack to your local distributor.

Power pack runs out of power quickly

– Power pack not fully charged before using. • Fully charge power pack before using. – Supplied AC power adapter was not used for charging power pack. • Only use supplied AC power adapter for charging power pack. Power pack cannot be charged – Improper connection between power pack and wall outlet. • Check that power cord is properly inserted into both wall outlet and AC power adapter. • Check that adapter plug is properly inserted into the INPUT 19V DC Jack of the power pack. – Problems with the electrical circuit of the power pack. • Take the power pack to your local distributor.

• Recharge the power pack every three months when it is not being used for a long period of time.

• Use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the power pack exterior. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents. • When any problems occur with the power pack or the accessories, take the adapter and accessories to your local distributor.

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