fenix intl ReadyPay Manual de usuario
ReadyPay
Power System
User Manual
tm
Table of Contents
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1 Quick Start Guide
The solar panel can be placed on the ground or be
mounted on the roof, and should directly face the sun.
Keep the ReadyPay battery out of direct sun.
Place solar panel
in the sun
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4
Press button to
start charging
Solar Charging
5
Charge light will turn
on while charging
3
Plug solar panel
into ReadyPay
red to red / black to black
Error Reset
Battery Charge Level
Empty
Using ReadyPay Power
Battery Level Lights
Charge Light
Lock Light
Wakeup Button
Locked Unlocked
ReadyPay Controls
ReadyPay Quickstart Guide
ReadyPay Modes
Locked Unlocked
Safely store the remote.
Accessories
4
Incorrect CodeCorrect Code
Once you have entered the num-
bers correctly, the ReadyPay will
make the ’happy code’ sound. The
lights will ash from the bottom to
the top showing that you have
entered a correct code.
With your remote directly pointed
towards the Power System, press *
followed by the 8 digit ReadyPay
code (from SMS), then #.
For example: *12345678#
Press the power button.
Page
1 Quick Start Guide i
2 Kit Contents 2
2.1 Location of Contents in Box 4
3 Usage Instructions
3.1 ReadyPay Power System 5
3.2 Charging Connections
3.2.1 Using Banana Pins to Charge 8
3.2.2 Using Bare Wires to Charge 10
3.2.3 Multiple Charging Connections 12
3.3 Charging with a Solar Panel 14
3.4 Charging from Grid 16
3.5 Lightbar, Wire & Car Lighter Plug 18
3.6 Big Pin USB Cable 20
3.7 USB Cable 22
3.8 3:1 Switch Hub 24
4 ReadyPay Payments & Codes 26
5 ReadyPay Power System Uses 29
6 Technical Specications 30
7 Common Issues 38
8 Call Customer Service When 42
9 Healthy Power System Tips 44
10 Frequently Asked Questions 46
11 Warranty, Service & Support 51
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1 Quick Start Guide
ReadyPay Remote ReadySquid Cable
With Tips
USB Phone Charging
Cable with Tips
Grid Charger
ReadyPay Power System Solar Panel
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2 Kit Contents
These are included in every ReadyPay Power System kit:
Accessory for making ReadyPay Payments:
Additional contents will depend upon kit purchased.
Car Lighter to
USB Adapter
Additional contents will depend upon kit purchased.
Big Pin Phone
Charging Cable
Lightbar String,
Wire & Switch
3:1 Switch Hub
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Battery Level Lights
Charging Light
Lock Light
Power Button for wakeup, reset
and checking battery level
USB ports
(x2)
Car Lighter
Ports
2
3
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2.1 Location of Contents in Box 3.1 ReadyPay Power System
The Power Button wakes up the ReadyPay Power
System when it is in sleep mode. It also resets the
Power System if there is an error. When pressed, the
Battery Level Lights on the Power System will turn on.
Notes
rIf there is an error, all 4 Battery Level Lights will ash.
rIf the device does not respond to a button press, a charge source
should be connected. If it then does not respond to a button press, the
Power System needs service.
The Battery Level Lights show how much energy is in
the battery. Press the Power Button to see how many
lights turn on.
1 light: almost empty
2 lights: more than 1/4 full
3 lights: more than 1/2 full
4 lights: more than 3/4 full
If the bottom light ashes three times then turns off,
the battery is empty and must be recharged.
Note You can start charging at any time. Always try to make the battery
full. Charging the battery with the Solar Panel from empty to full will
take a full day in bright sunlight.
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2
1
C
B
A
Solar Panel included, separately, on top
ReadyPay Power System
Accessories & User Manual
2.1 Location of Contents in Box
A
B
C
The charging light turns on when the ReadyPay
Power System is receiving power from the Solar
Panel or Grid Charger.
The Lock Light will blink/ash with each press of
the ReadyPay remote when a number is entered.
If the Lock Light turns on when you press
the Power Button, it has a few different modes/
meanings:
Solid On:
If the Lock Light turns on and does not blink, the
Power System is locked. You will need to enter an
unlock code to continue using your Power System.
While locked, you can continue to charge your
Power System for three days. After three days you
will not be able to charge the battery. Also, when
locked, you will not be able to use the USB or Car
Lighter adapter ports to withdraw power. See
section 4 “ReadyPay Payments & Codes” for further
details on obtaining unlock codes.
Blink/Flash:
If the Lock Light is blinking/ashing 1 time per
second, the Power System is too warm for charging.
The Power System will not start charging until it has
cooled down to an acceptable temperature.
Fast Blink/Flash:
If the Lock Light is blinking/ashing very quickly,
the Power System needs to be serviced. Please
contact ReadyPay Customer Service for instructions
on how to return your Power System for service.
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3.1 ReadyPay Power System
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The USB ports are for charging phones, phone
batteries, and running 5 volt DC devices with a USB
connection.
The Car Lighter Adapter (CLA) Ports are for operating
the LED Lightbars, car chargers for phones, and other
devices that can be powered by 12V DC car batteries.
The black and red terminals are used for connecting
the Solar Panel or the Grid Charger. Always match red
to red, black to black. When using a non-Fenix charger,
black is negative, red is positive.
Notes
rDo not connect the red and black terminals with anything metal.
Doing so may damage your Power System.
rSerial Number is located on the bottom of the Power System.
rDon't tamper with your battery. This will void your warranty. Call
ReadyPay Customer Service if your Power System needs repair.
Bind terminal (black)
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7Bind terminal (red)
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Step 3 Push the red Banana Pin from the Grid Charger or
Solar Panel into the bottom of the red bind terminal.
Note Be sure to connect red to red.
Step 4 This is a good connection.
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3.2.1 Using Banana Pins to Charge
Step 1 Twist each terminal closed.
Step 2 Push the black Banana Pin from the Grid Charger or
Solar Panel into the bottom of the black bind terminal.
Note Be sure to connect black to black.
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Step 4 This is a good connection.
Note You can also wrap the bare wire around the metal portion of the bind
terminal rather than through the hole.
3.2.2 Using Bare Wires to Charge
Step 2 Make sure that the wires from your charger have
at least 1 cm of bare wire exposed. Insert the exposed
portion of the wire into the hole in each bind terminal.
Step 3 Twist each terminal closed onto the wire.
Note Finger tightened is sufcient. Be sure to connect black to black and
red to red. Do not touch metal between the red and black terminals. Doing
so may damage your Power System.
Step 1 Unscrew each bind terminal.
Note You can use this process if the banana pins of your solar panel or Grid
Charger break or get damaged.
3.2.3 Multiple Charging Connections
Step 1 To connect additional Solar Panels using Banana Pins,
push additional Banana Pins through the holes in the rst
Banana Pins.
Note Be sure to connect black to black and red to red. Do not connect the red and
black terminals with anything metal. Doing so may damage your Power System.
Step 2 This is a good connection.
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Step 1 To connect additional Solar Panels using bare wires
or a mix of wires and Banana Pins, rst insert the wires using
the wire wrap method. Then insert the Banana Pins.
Step 2 This is a good connection.
Step 1 Insert the Banana Pins from the Solar Panel cable into
the red and black terminals on the back of the ReadyPay
Power System.
Note Be sure to connect black to black and red to red. Do not touch metal
between the red and black terminals. Doing so may damage your Power System.
Step 2 Place the Solar Panel in direct sunlight, and then
press the Power Button on the ReadyPay Power System
to start charging.
DOs
rIt is okay for the Solar Panel to get wet (from
rain, etc).
rSolar Panels with other kinds of tips on their wires can be
used with your Power System by cutting
the wires and attaching with the ‘bare wire method’ as
shown on page 10.
rSolar Panels can be permanently installed on the roof
(highly recommended), or carried inside
each night.
DON'Ts
rDO NOT place the Power System in direct sunlight. Keep
the Power System cool. The Power System should not get
wet. Keep it dry.
rDO NOT connect the Power System to Solar and Grid
adapters at the same time.
3.3 Charging with a Solar Panel
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