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This
page was last updated June 2004 - PDAs released after
this date are not included. Car
USB adapter (5.5v model) - CUSB
Use your Sync/Charge cable and charge your PDA in
car
Specification: Input - 12-30v Output - 5.5v - 5.7v Output current - 600mA-900mA LED
(1) - Red indicates
charging (current passing) Green indicates
stop charging (no current) CE approved
For use with
following PDA (AC adapter ratings in bracket)
Casio
E125/EM500 (5.9v/2A) Sony
Clie S/N series S300/320/360/500,
N600/610/700/710/750/760/770 (5.7v/1A).
Dell Axim
(5.4v/2.4A)
Because
of the high voltage input requirements, these PDA cannot be charged satisfactorily
with other 5v adapter such as our CK203.
CUSB
is specially made to output 5.5v,
and averaging 750mA, therefore all the above mentioned PDAs can be charged satisfactorily.
Actual output voltage
and current is affected by input (cigar lighter) and the devices it is attached
to but will be in the range of 5.5v - 5.8v and 600mA-900mA.
Caution: DO NOT connect the car
adapter and PDA THEN turn on the car ignition. While this may be OK with
most cars, some car may not have enough safety precautions in the wiring of the
cigar socket (?DIY). When the ignition is turn on, there may be sudden surge of
voltage/current which may damage anything connected to the cigar power (though
the car adapter itself has a fuse). We would advise disconnecting the car adapter
after the ignition is turned off as a habit. This is the same common sense
as in the home - turn all electrical appliances off before you turn the mains
on after a power cut/failure.
If you have specific questions
about the above products please write to us at info-pcm
@ pc-mobile.net
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