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LAVA Computer MFG Inc. 

 

nLTS Product Family - Reference Manual – A04 

 

  

2 Vulcan St. Toronto, ON                                    Tel:  +1 416 674-5942                                                www.lavasimulcharge.com 

  Canada, M9W 1L2                   

   Toll Free (US & Canada): 800 241-5282

 

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When connecting the LAVA product to the supply, ensure the wiring is such that the center pin 
is positive. If the polarity is reversed, the damage to the LAVA product is immediate. 
Application of the wrong input voltage violates LAVA’s Manufacturer Warranty.  
 
The attached power supply and wiring are responsible for providing short circuit protection. 

USB Micro-B “5V Input” 

The 5V Power input provides power for the LAVA product, the device, and for attached USB 
accessories. This receptacle is present on units without the “vc” or “PoE” power options. 
 
The LAVA product will not function if external power has not been applied. The LAVA 
products are not intended to draw power from the mobile device. 
 
The attached USB accessories do not function if external power has not been applied. 
 
A typical USB power supply is rated at 5 volts nominal, with a 5.25 volts maximum. The most 
common USB Power supply is rated at 10 watts (2 amperes at 5 volts DC). The voltage at this 
input should not be much below 5 volts. The preferred level is 5.1 to 5.25 volts. The voltage at 
this input must never exceed 5.25 volts. 
 
The Adaptive Fast Chargers being shipped with many mobile devices are fully compatible with 
the LAVA products. The LAVA products automatically use the 5 volt option.  
 
The 5V Power input can be used with an external USB Power Bank. This ability can be useful in 
some deployments. The USB Power Bank must be physically removed for recharging.  
 
The cable length between the power supply and the LAVA product must be as short as possible. 
The cable experiences power loss proportional to the cable length and wire thickness. The 
voltage present at the LAVA product receptacle will be lower than the supply output due to cable 
power loss. If the voltage at the mobile device is too low, the mobile device will not charge. The 
voltage reaching the LAVA product should be at least 4.9 volts, with a preferred range of 5.1 to 
5.25 volts. 
 
The voltage at this input must never exceed 5.25 volts. Application of the wrong input voltage 
violates LAVA's Manufacturer Warranty.

 

 

 
The attached power supply and wiring are responsible for providing short circuit protection. 
 

Summary of Contents for nLTS Series

Page 1: ...es the connectors and configuration options for the product line All supported devices use the Micro USB interface Contents Introduction 2 nLTS Product Family 3 Product Operation 4 Overview 4 USB Host...

Page 2: ...erate from a 9 to 36 VDC unregulated power supply This power option is ideal in vehicle based applications or any stand alone unit running from a storage battery In a retail or business environment th...

Page 3: ...Adapter Power over Ethernet 5 VDC Input Micro B 9 36 VDC Input Barrel Description nLTS E YES YES Ethernet Adapter nLTS PE YES YES Optional Ethernet Adapter nLTS vcE YES YES Ethernet Adapter nLTS 2UE...

Page 4: ...ice enters the correct state during a hot connect to the LAVA adapter The LAVA nLTS products require no mobile device software or configuration The mobile device s Micro USB B receptacle is connected...

Page 5: ...Ports for User Accessories The LAVA products include an internal USB 2 0 Hub which is used to connect integrated and user supplied USB accessories Up to three user accessible USB 2 0 ports are availa...

Page 6: ...on is performed within the mobile device setup menu The mobile device setup and Ethernet port status are located in the Network internet Ethernet menu The Ethernet menu can only be entered when a powe...

Page 7: ...twice quickly followed by a short pause and then repeats The unit is waiting for a mobile device to be attached The Yellow LED is off The Green LED pulses rapidly for two seconds The unit has detecte...

Page 8: ...ments Charge Only Mode The Lenovo Wall USB Charger is equivalent to a USB Charger with a Dedicated Charge Port DCP as defined by the USB Battery Charging Specification R1 2 The nLTS products use the t...

Page 9: ...from the external power source Limiting the power drawn from the external supply allows the supply to be shared between the mobile device and USB accessories If there is not enough power coming in th...

Page 10: ...r supply 12 volts at 2 amperes or 24 volts at 1 ampere The permitted input range is 9 to 36 volts Any unregulated power supply can be used This range of supported voltages permits the power supply to...

Page 11: ...Power supply is rated at 10 watts 2 amperes at 5 volts DC The voltage at this input should not be much below 5 volts The preferred level is 5 1 to 5 25 volts The voltage at this input must never exce...

Page 12: ...only for providing power to the LAVA product Warning When supplying power through the Aux Power input you must not use PoE supplied power USB A Receptacles Several LAVA products support one or more US...

Page 13: ...the device and attached peripherals The 10 4 Watt limit allows the unit to be treated as a PoE Class 0 device by a PoE switch The LAVA product is capable of supplying 13 5 watts to the device and per...

Page 14: ...B Activity and Link Activity Figure 1 RJ45 Status Indicators The USB Activity is a yellow indicator The USB Activity is solid yellow when the LAVA product is powered and connected to the mobile device...

Page 15: ...16 674 5942 www lavasimulcharge com Canada M9W 1L2 Toll Free US Canada 800 241 5282 15 of 15 Technical Support LAVA Technical support is open from 9 00 am to 5 00 pm Monday through Friday EST Telephon...

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