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Operation

Caution: Before connecting a device, always adjust voltage and current according to the device’s needs.

Adjusting with control dials on the E-WERK. Use the special plastic pen (remove from the bottom side of the E-
WERK, hexagonal pen 2.5 mm). When reinserting into the bottom holder, the pen must snap in audibly.

Output voltage:

 Adjustable from 2.8 V to 13,3 V - in steps of 0.7 V. (This way, mobile devices can be powered/ 

charged that are run by 1 to 3 serial Li cells or 2 to 9 serial NiCd/NiMh cells.) The integrated voltage converter 
prevents the voltage created by the hub dynamo (depending on speed) from exceeding the set value.

Output current

: Adjustable from 0.1 A to 1.5 A - in steps of 0.1 A.

Markings between the numbered values are steps for intermediate values:

3.5 V = marking between 2.8 V and 4.2 V
4.9 V = marking between 4.2 V and 5.6 V 
etc.

0.1 A = marking between 0 A and 0.2 A
0.3 A = marking between 0.2 A and 0.4 A 
etc.

CAUTION.

 Marking between highest and lowest numbered

value is the respectively highest value:

13.3 V = marking between 12.6 V and 2.8 V
1.5 A = marking between 1.4 A and 0 A

Since the control dials can be switched seamlessly between the maximum and minimum values, please watch 
out as to not choosing a wrong (too high!) value.

Only if dynamos without integrated electronic overvoltage protection are used (without the 
adjacent symbol), the E-WERK can give of the highest possible amount of energy.

CAUTION. Too high voltage and/or current can destroy the connected device. When changing devices, 
the settings must always be adjusted properly. Mind the polarity of the output voltage when using self 
tailored cables

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When powering a device, the output voltage of the E-WERK is always to be set to the value that is noted on the 
input socket of the device, on the power supply unit or in the instruction manual of the device. This value is 
usually stated in connection with one of the following terms: secondary, SEC, output, OUT, or similar. If this 
voltage value cannot be set exactly, use the setting closest to it. If a current value (Ampere) is noted, the E-
WERK should be set to the closest possible value accordingly.

If no current value is stated, the current can be determined if charging time and battery capacity are known. For 
this purpose, the battery capacity in ampere hours is divided by the charging time in hours. An example: A 
battery with a stated capacity of 3.2 Ah and a charging time of 4 h necessitates the current of the E-WERK to 
be set to 3.2 Ah / 4 h = 0.8 A.

Powering devices without built in batteries

In general, the E-WERK can power devices without built in batteries. When starting the ride, the output voltage of 
the E-WERK slowly increases with the velocity. Therefore, the connected device will not operate before the 
necessary minimum voltage is reached. This can be remedied by a cache battery (as offered by different 
manufacturers): Before using the battery, set the output voltage on the E-WERK’s control dial according to the 
cache battery. Set output current to 1.5 A.

Powering and charging devices without built in batteries

Many mobile devices have a low voltage entrance for powering them with an external power supply unit. Connect 
the E-WERK to this entrance. The way that device and battery act when connecting an external power source has 
to be differentiated:

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Picture 4: set values 13.3 V and 0.5 A

Summary of Contents for E-werk

Page 1: ...for control dials 2 3 rubber bands 3 4 cable straps 4 1 connection cable for dynamo 80 cm 5 1 extension cable 100 cm 6 1 cable with USB socket 19 5 cm 7 1 cable with Mini USB plug 19 5 cm 8 1 cable with Micro USB plug 19 5 cm 9 2 free cables for connecting custom plugs 10 2 caps for plug connections 11 1 plug casing and inner part for Shimano hub dynamo 12 2 flat connectors for SON hub dynamo 13 2...

Page 2: ...rity of the headlight the E WERK has no set polarity Picture 4 Other dynamos also side runners Connect the cable of the dynamo together with the headlight cable parallel connection Other power sources e g E Bike car The E WERK input can also take continuous current up to 50 V Therefore you can also use E Bike batteries or car cigarette lighters 12 V as power sources Connecting electronic devices a...

Page 3: ...polarity of the output voltage when using self tailored cables When powering a device the output voltage of the E WERK is always to be set to the value that is noted on the input socket of the device on the power supply unit or in the instruction manual of the device This value is usually stated in connection with one of the following terms secondary SEC output OUT or similar If this voltage value...

Page 4: ... 6 V With these values overcharging is not possible Caution These values only apply to batteries without a charging electronic Too high voltage can lead to the destruction of the connected battery If more than one cell are connected serially during charging all cells must have the same build capacity and charge state The output current of the E WERK should not be set higher than the value stated o...

Page 5: ... after dark Technical details Ref no 361 IN 0 to 40 V AC voltage 0 to 100 kHz Soft limitation at 50 V peak voltage 0 to 50 V DC voltage no polarity has to be considered OUT voltage and current limiting short circuit proof reverse polarity proof Output max 16 W Idle output 0 03 W at 30 km h Charge time non binding at approx 15 km h comparable to charging with standard mains connected chargers Versi...

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