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INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Charge display
To switch on/off without iPhone4G docked in, LEDs will indicate your iPower1500
charge status: three lights indicate full charge, two blue lights indicate spare charge is
80% or less, one blue light indicates spare charge is 60% or less, if a light flashes
slowly indicate spare charge is less than 30% and it need recharge timely, if all of the
lights are dead, your iPower1500 was running out, it should be recharged
immediately.
2.2 Charge the iPower1500
Connect the standard end of the USB cable with the power adaptor that came with
your iPhone 4G or a USB 2.0 port on a computer
Connect the mini end of USB cable with the USB port of the iPower1500
To switch backup battery on/off, press button and front LED will light, the built-in
backup battery will charge your iPhone 4G
LEDs indicate the status of the charging mode: One blue light indicates charging
within 60%,two lights indicate charging up to 80% and three lights indicates that
charging is completed
2.3 Charge your iPhone 4G using the iPower1500
Turn off your iPhone 4G and slide it into iPower1500, making sure that the pin
connector is properly and securely inserted into the bottom of the iPhone 4G
Press the iPower1500 on/off switch and LEDs light , A battery symbol will appear on
the screen of your iPhone 4G
Press on/off switch to turn off iPower1500 when charging is complete
2.4 Syncing iPhone 4G with your computer, while your iPhone
4G is in iPower1500
Turn on the iPower1500
Connect the standard end of USB cable into a USB 2.0 port on your computer
Connect the mini end of USB cable into the USB port of the iPower1500
Open iTunes on your computer, select iPhone in the iTunes source list and start the
normal iPhone 4G syncing process according to your iPhone 4G
User’s Guide
When iPhone 4G is syncing with your computer, iPhone 4G
shows “Sync in progress”
The computer will charge the iPower1500 battery and your iPhone 4G at the same
time
REMINDER
：
It’s normal for the bottom part o the iPower1500 to get warmer during the charging .
