Acroprint SP125 Solar Panel User Manual

Solar panel operating instructions

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06-0384-000 Rev. A

Solar Panel Operating Instructions

1. Charge the Panel via Sunlight

a. Open the Solar Panel and keep it facing the sunlight

as shown in Figure 1. The LED indicator on the

DC 6V input will become Green, indicating that the

lithium battery is being charged. The stonger the

sunlight intensity, the stronger the charging current.
b. Charging times can range from 8-12 hours depending

upon the intensity of the sun.

Figure 1

a. This is the process to charge the battery when direct sunlight

is not available. Plug the Power/Charging cable into the

“DC 6V IN” connector on the bottom side of the solar panel

as shown in Figure 2. It is not required that solar panel need

to be opened when using the PC’s USB plug. Note: The

Power cord and charging cord are the same. The function is

determined by when connector is used on the Solar Panel.
b. Connect the other end of the Power/Charging cord to the USB connector on the PC. The

“LED” beside the “DC 6V IN” will light up indicating that the Lithium battery is charging.

Charging time should be approximately 6 hours for a full charge.
Note: After the Solar Panel has been in the sunlight for at least 15 minutes, the Acroprint Time

Clock can be connected to the Solar Panel using the Power/Charging connector, but it is

recommended that the Solar Panel lithium battery be fully charged before being placed into

operation.

2. Charge via USB Cable Connected to Computer

Figure 2

3. Clock Operation with the Solar Panel

a. When the Solar panel has been fully charged, it can be connected to the Acroprint Time Clock

via the supplied Power/Charging cable. First connect the round 1.3mm connector to the Time

Clock power jack located on the rear of the clock in the bottom right corner.
b. Next, connect the “USB” connector to the Solar Panel

as shown in Figure 3.
c. After the “USB” connector has been plugged in, move

the power switch from the “OFF” position to the “6V”

position. A “GREEN” led should illuminate indicating

that the Solar Panel is now active and supplying power

to the Time Clock. The Clock will advance the time 1 or

2 minutes when this step is complete.
d. Set the correct time on the Time Clock.

Figure 3

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