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SOLARLINK FR360SW OWNER’S MANUAL
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DC-IN 6V AC ADAPTER (not included)
This is the rst socket to the left on the back of the radio,
under the rubber plugs. Plug in the AC adapter (not included)
to the DC IN 6 Volt, positive polarity, 300mA socket. This also
charges the Ni-MH battery. In the United States, an AC adapter
can be purchased by calling 1-800-872-2228, 8 am - 4:30 pm,
Pacic Time. In Europe, see your retailer.
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS REGARDING
CHARGING
• How much operating time does 90 seconds of hand
cranking provide for the radio to play? About 15 minutes.
• How long does it take to fully charge the radio’s battery
with the AC adapter? About 6 hours.
• How long does it take to fully charge the radio’s battery
with the solar panel? About 8-10 hrs in direct sunlight.
• How long will the radio play when fully charged? About 5
hrs at low volume.
CHARGING CELL PHONES
Press the button labeled CELL. Plug the USB cell phone charging
cord into the USB PHONE CHARGER jack, the second socket from
the left at the rear of the radio. Plug the other end of the cord into
the cell phone charging tip and then into the jack of the cell phone.
About 3 minutes of cranking results in one short emergency call.
To purchase a charging tip and cord for your cell phone, go to
www.iGo.com and purchase USB cord part# PS00271-0001.
NOTE: When charging a cell phone via the USB cell phone
charger, it is important to turn the crank at least 2 revolutions
per second, or until you see the green or orange LED above
the crank handle turn on. This is an indication that the phone
is receiving enough power from the radio. Continue to crank
at this rate until you are satised that an appropriate level
of charge has been received by your cell phone. If you decide
to stop cranking for whatever reason, please wait at least 5
seconds before beginning to crank again. Not following these
instructions may cause damage to your cell phone for which
Etón Corporation disclaims any liability and will not be held
liable for any actual or consequential damages related to this
matter.