Home > Knowledgebase > Instructions for using the product 60W In Car DC/USB Power supply - 5V - 24V Range Black 07 Sep 2010 Instructions for using the product 60W In Car DC/USB Power supply - 5V - 24V Range Black Instructions for correct use of this item: 60W In Car DC/USB Power supply - 5V - 24V Range Black Note: Please follow the instructions for using this product carefully. Should you not follow the instructions as detailed, know that Digidave will not be responsible for any damage incurred to a device arising from the misuse of this power adaptor. Before you proceed, please check the voltage V and current A requirements of the device you wish to power. This will be written on the device, or in the user manual of the device. Also, do not connect the power adaptor to your device until you've selected the correct V and A on the device - instructions below. Once you know the voltage V and current A required, you can proceed. Slide down the transparent cover of the main body of the power adaptor. Connect the input cable to socket marked INPUT on the power adaptor. Connect the input cable to the cigarette socket * Press the voltage control key until the light jumps to the needed voltage. For example, if the voltage required is 5V, press the voltage control key until the indication light for 5V is lit. Press the current control key until the light jumps to the needed current. For example, if the voltage required is 1A, press the voltage control key until the indication light for 1A is lit. Slide up the transparent cover back over the main body of the power adaptor. Connect the output cable to the socket marked OUTPUT on the power adaptor. Connect the plug you need to the output cable. Connect the plug of the output cable to the device that needs to be supplied power. *The other power supply means the range of output voltage is from 10VDC to 28VDC, and the output wattage should be over 70W. If the output wattage is under 70W, this product still keeps working. However, the output wattage of this product couldn't be set up 60W. Rating: (1466 Votes) Was this answer helpful?: Yes   No User Comments (Add Comment) You can post your views here, HTML is not allowed. If your comment does not immediately appear after posting then moderation is enabled and a staff member will review it and approve it as soon as possible. Fullname: Email:* Comments: * Optional No comments added for this article, click here to add a comment. Related Topics I need a power supply! How do I choose the correct one for my device? I'd like to know more about the U.S. Robotics USR8054 802.11g WiFi Router... How do I connect my XBox or PlayStation 2 remotely? I bought a item that turned out to be unsuitable, what should I do? Additional Information Article ID: 150 Author: Caroline Digidave Created On: 04 Jul 2007 Edited On: 04 Jul 2007 Edited By: Caroline Digidave Views: 4734 Print Article Add to Favorites Rate this Article Add a Comment   Home Language: English

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