User Manual Q&AAnswer
Apr 11, 2025 - 11:44 AM
To set up the Powercast TX91503 PowerSpot Transmitter, follow these steps:
1. Choose a suitable location: Mount the PowerSpot Transmitter at the back of a desk, counter, or any other area where you store your devices when not in use. You can also use the keyholes on the rear of the transmitter case for wall-mounted applications.
2. Connect the power supply: Plug the DC connector of the power supply into the connector on the side of the transmitter. Then, plug the power supply into a standard 120V outlet.
3. Power on the transmitter: The PowerSpot transmitter will remain off until one of the following occurs:
- An authorized device enters the PowerSpot recharging zone.
- The button on the unit is pressed to recharge a device with a completely discharged battery. The unit will activate and transmit power for 30 minutes from a button press and then turn off if an authorized device is not present.
4. Monitor the status LED: The status LED on the transmitter indicates the operating conditions:
- Off: 5VDC is not applied.
- Solid Green: Active, transmitting normally.
- Solid Red: Idle, powered but not actively transmitting.
- Red with short Green Blinks: An authorized device is requesting charge but is not in range of the PowerSpot.
- Red and Green Rapid Blinking: Startup or fault condition, such as overheating.
- Red with long Green Blinks: Idle due to snooze set by the PowerSpot app.
5. Set up Snooze and Firmware Updates (optional): The PowerSpot app allows you to set a Snooze time to keep the transmitter off during specific periods. You can also perform firmware upgrades through the app.
For more detailed instructions and information, refer to the Powercast TX91503 PowerSpot Transmitter User Manual provided with the product.
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