CelleBrite Phone Power-up Cable User Instructions

Type
User Instructions

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable is a device used to power up mobile devices through a UFED or UFED TOUCH unit, during an extraction.

It is useful when:

  • Extracting data from a phone with a drained battery
  • Extracting data from a phone with a missing battery
  • Extracting data from a phone without a charger
  • Conducting a long extraction

The cable is made up of three joined cables:

  • Data cable
  • Extra Power cable
  • a cable that ends in 2 negative black clip and a positive red clip

Here are the steps on how to use the cable:

  1. Remove the battery from the phone and locate the positive and negative terminals in the battery housing.

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable is a device used to power up mobile devices through a UFED or UFED TOUCH unit, during an extraction.

It is useful when:

  • Extracting data from a phone with a drained battery
  • Extracting data from a phone with a missing battery
  • Extracting data from a phone without a charger
  • Conducting a long extraction

The cable is made up of three joined cables:

  • Data cable
  • Extra Power cable
  • a cable that ends in 2 negative black clip and a positive red clip

Here are the steps on how to use the cable:

  1. Remove the battery from the phone and locate the positive and negative terminals in the battery housing.
For question, please contact us at support@cellebrite.com
For video tutorials, please visit: youtube.com/CellebriteUFED
Phone Power-up Cable User Instructions
Overview
Cellebrite's "Phone Power-up Cable" is used to power up mobile
devices through a UFED or UFED TOUCH unit, during an extraction.
You will find it useful when:
Extracting data from a phone with a drained battery
Extracting data from a phone with a missing battery
Extracting data from a phone without a charger
Conducting a long extraction
Specification
The "Phone Power-up Cable" is made up of three joined cables:
"Data" cable
"Extra Power" cable
a cable that ends in 2 negative
black clip and a positive red clip
Usage
1. Remove the battery from the
phone and locate the positive and
negative terminals in the battery
housing.
You can sometimes find them
according to markings on the
phone.
2. If the battery contacts are not
clearly marked on the phone, use
the markings on the battery to
mark the terminals.
Place or flip the battery and place
it along the edge of the battery
housing.
For question, please contact us at support@cellebrite.com
For video tutorials, please visit: youtube.com/CellebriteUFED
3. Carefully connect the red clip to
the positive terminal and the black
clip to the negative terminal.
4. Connect the longer, remaining
black clip between the two other
clips, in adjacent to the negative
clip.
5. Connect the "Extra Power" cable
to the UFED TOUCH's back USB
port.
6. Connect the "Data" cable to the
UFED TOUCH's Source USB port.
7. Find the cable tip that fits your
phone's data port, according to tip
number shown on the instruction
screen on the UFED TOUCH or
UFED unit.
(You will find the tips in the tips
and cables organizer kit)
For question, please contact us at support@cellebrite.com
For video tutorials, please visit: youtube.com/CellebriteUFED
8. Connect the relevant cable tip to
the phone.
9. Connect the tip to an Adapter USB
cable.
10. Connect the adapter cable to the
female USB connector of the
Phone Power-up Cable.
You will hear a beeping sound
from UFED TOUCH or UFED unit,
indicating that the mobile device
has been detected.
11. Go back to the UFED TOUCH's or
UFED's screen, and click OK to
continue the extraction process.
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CelleBrite Phone Power-up Cable User Instructions

Type
User Instructions

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable

Cellebrite Phone Power-up Cable is a device used to power up mobile devices through a UFED or UFED TOUCH unit, during an extraction.

It is useful when:

  • Extracting data from a phone with a drained battery
  • Extracting data from a phone with a missing battery
  • Extracting data from a phone without a charger
  • Conducting a long extraction

The cable is made up of three joined cables:

  • Data cable
  • Extra Power cable
  • a cable that ends in 2 negative black clip and a positive red clip

Here are the steps on how to use the cable:

  1. Remove the battery from the phone and locate the positive and negative terminals in the battery housing.

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