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QGenie does not supply power to other devices.
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Make sure that the device cable is connected correctly.
 QGenie’s battery may be too low to supply power to other devices.
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Check the user manual of the other device to ensure compatibility and correct charging
procedures.
 Check the power requirements of the other device. QGenie’s USB port supports a
maximum output of 1500mA and will limit output to this level for safety.
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If a USB hub or extension cable is used, QGenie may not charge correctly.
Heat
This unit becomes warm.
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This unit may become warm during use, including charging or while it supplies power to
other devices. This is not a malfunction. Stop using the unit and allow it to cool down.
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Do not use this unit at a location where heat can accumulate.
Charging
The battery does not charge from a computer.
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Use the supplied USB cable to charge this unit.
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Correct operation is not assured if a USB hub or USB extension is used. Use the supplied
USB cable only to connect this unit to a computer or USB AC adaptor.
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Make sure that the computer is turned on and not in standby mode or sleep mode. This
unit cannot be charged from a computer that is not turned on or in standby/sleep mode.
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Disconnect this unit from the computer, then connect again.
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Make sure that your computer meets the requirements for this unit.
The battery indicator lamp does not light while charging.
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Make sure that the USB cable is connected correctly.
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Charge this unit in an air temperature within this limit.
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For optimum performance of the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, it is recommended
to charge between 10 °C to 30 °C (50 °F - 86 °F).
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The USB AC adaptor being used may be an unsupported model. Please try with another
USB AC adaptor.