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This
page was last updated June 2004 - PDAs released after
this date are not included. Car
USB adapter (5v model) - CK203 High output (850mA)
which charges your PDA faster than other car adapter. Use
your Sync/Charge cable and charge your PDA in car
Specification: Input - 12-24v Output - 5v-5.2v Output current - 850mA LED
(1) - Red indicates
power on CE approved
specifications and model number are subject to
change without prior notice
For
use with following models: (AC Adapter ratings in bracket)
Compaq
Ipaq (5.0v/2A), Casio E100/105/115 (5.0v/2A), HP Jornada 5xx (5v/2A), Sony Clie
T/NR/SL/SJ/NX/NZ series (5.2v/2A), Palm M5xx (5.0v/1A), Toshiba/AudioVox (5.0v/3A),
T-Mobile/XDA/SPV/Mio/Viewsonic (5.0v/1A), Fujitsu Loox (5.0v/2.4A), Garmin iQue
(5.0v/1A).
Casio E125/EM500 (5.9v/2A),
Sony Clie S/N series (5.7v/1A) require 5.5v model CUSB,
though CK203 could still be used with Axim (happily)
and Clie S/N (marginal).
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 pcm-info
@ pc-mobile.net
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