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Section III: Charging Devices
Peak uses an automatic device detection system. When
devices are plugged in, Peak provides charging power until
they are unplugged or the Peak runs out of energy.
Up to three devices can be charged simultaneously. Peak
has an automatic load balancing system that will prioritize
its outputs to optimize charging. In most cases, Peak will
charge 3 devices at once. In the event that three high-
powered devices with depleted batteries are plugged in,
the Apple 30-pin Connector is provided priority amongst all
others, followed by the USB port, and then the Micro-USB
connector. Once the high-powered Apple device (iPad,
iPhone) nears a full charge, the device connected to the
USB-A port will begin charging. Once charged, the Micro-
USB device will begin charging. Low-powered Apple devices
like iPod nano and iPod classic don't draw as much power, so
multiple devices can charge simultaneously.
The Peak Apple Connector is compatible with iPhone and
most iPod models. The Micro-USB connector and USB
ports support the majority of mobile devices including
smartphones, tablets, Bluetooth
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headsets, portable
navigation devices, MP3 players, and more.
Section IV: Checking Battery Level
To check how much energy is available, press the level check
button. LEDs next to the button will illuminate indicating
approximately how much energy is available for use.
Additionally, if voice is enabled, Peak will tell you how much
energy is available.
LED 1 Flashing
– Under 25%
LED 1
- 25-34%
LED 2
- 35-50%
LED 3
- 51-70%
LED 4
- 71-90%
LED 5
– 91-100%
Section V: Syncing
iPad, iPhone or iPod can be synced
with iTunes while connected to Peak.
Just plug Peak’s on-board green USB
input cable into your PC, connect your
iPad, iPhone or iPod to the Apple
30-pin connector, then press and hold
the Peak power button for 2 seconds.
Your device will begin to sync.
Note:
Sync is not supported through the USB output port
or the Micro-USB connector.
