Charging External Devices; Charging External Devices Using The Usb Cable; Charging External Devices Using The Usb Cable (Optional) - Panasonic FLYER Mode D'emploi

Charging external devices

Charging external devices using the USB cable (optional)

You can charge external devices (e.g. mobile phones) that can be connected to the console via the USB cable. Connect the exclusive USB
cable to charge for three hours.
External devices can be charged only when the display unit of the console, and a charged battery are mounted on the electric bicycle.
Also, the USB cable (commercially available) compatible with the external device is required.
1) Open the cover of the Micro USB port on the display unit of the console. (Fig. 1)
2) Connect the exclusive USB cable (optional, Micro USB side: Type B, USB side: male) to the
corresponding Micro USB port on the display unit of the console. (Fig. 2)
3) Connect the USB cable (commercially available) compatible with the external device to the external
device and the exclusive USB cable (optional).
Attention
● Do not place the external device on a tilted or unstable place while charging. Doing so may cause the device to fall and result a malfunction.
● Some external devices cannot be charged.
● Back up the internal data on the external device since there is the risk that it may disappear.
● Operation has only been verified with some external devices using the exclusive USB cable. There is no guarantee that your external device
will work correctly.
● Do not connect the exclusive USB cable (optional) to any devices other than the console. The devices may be damaged.
● Do not charge external devices while travelling. This is dangerous.
● Do not charge external devices in rainy weather or connect a wet USB cable. Doing so may cause a malfunction.
● After using the Micro USB port, firmly close the rubber cap. Otherwise, water may seep in and cause malfunction.
Chapter 3 Methods of Use — Charging external devices
Set with the mark upwards.
Exclusive Micro USB cable
(type A, female)
Rubber cap
Micro USB port
Fig. 1
USB cable compatible with external device
Fig. 2
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