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Car Data Saver
OPERATION INSTRUCTION
1. To power the car's on-board computer during storage battery replacement, connect the Car Data Saver to either
the OBD-II port or the cigarette lighter socket on the car as indicated as follows:
If you want to connect the Car Data Saver to the OBD-II port on the car, remove the ignition key from the car.
Then connect the output socket of the Car Data Saver to the OBD-II port on the car ( refer to Figures 1, 2 ).
If you want to connect the Car Data Saver to the cigarette lighter socket on the car, set the ignition key in the
first ignition switch position. Then insert the input plug of the supplied adapter into the output socket of the
Car Data Saver, and insert the output plug of the adapter into the cigarette lighter socket on the car ( refer to
Figures 1, 3 ).
Connecting the Car Data Saver to the OBD-II port
Adapter
Output Plug
Input Plug
Black Clip
Red Clip
Output Socket
Car Data Saver
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
INTRODUCTION
Normally, when you replace a car's storage battery, the car's on-board computer will be turned off and the relevant data and personal settings ( such as radio station setting,
clock setting, etc ) will be lost. You can use this Car Data Saver to keep your car's computer powered through the OBD-II port or the cigarette lighter socket on the car while
you replace the car's storage battery. The Car Data Saver needs an additional 12V storage battery as a temporary power source. It is a very useful tool for car service.
This Car Data Saver can only be used on 12V car electrical system.
Instruction Sheet
Connecting the Car Data Saver to the Cigarette Lighter Socket
Warning: To avoid overload of this Car Data Saver, turn off all accessories and all electrical appliances of
the car ( such as radio, audio device, lights ) before using this Car Data Saver; otherwise this Car
Data Saver may be damaged.
Whether the Car Data Saver is connected to the OBD-II port or connected to the cigarette lighter socket, the connection between the Car Data Saver and the OBD-II
port ( or the cigarette lighter socket ) is good if a LED on the Car Data Saver lights green. ( Refer to Figure 4. )
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2. Prepare a 12V storage battery which is to be used as a temporary power source. Then connect the red clip of the Car Data Saver to the positive terminal of this storage
battery, and the black clip of the Car Data Saver to the negative terminal of this storage battery.
If both the two LEDs on the Car Data Saver lights green, the charge level of this storage battery is high enough.
If a LED on the Car Data Saver lights green and another LED lights red, this storage battery is not high enough and needs to be charged before it can be used as a
temporary power source, or you can use another 12V storage battery which is high enough as a temporary power source.
3. Disconnect the car's storage battery ( which is to be replaced ) from the car while remaining the connection between the car and the Car Data Saver, which is with the
storage battery of temporary power source. Then connect a new storage battery to the car, make sure that the polarity connections are correct.
4. Disconnect the Car Data Saver from the car. Then disconnect the Car Data Saver from the storage battery of temporary power source.
NOTE
1. If a LED on the Car Data Saver gives abnormal indication, stop using the Car Data Saver and disconnect its connections with the car and the storage battery which is
used as a temporary power source. Then check whether the Car Data Saver is damaged and whether the Car Data Saver's connections were correct.
2. Don't short the red clip and the black clip of the Car Data Saver.
3. Never short the positive terminal and the negative terminal of any battery.
4. Always adhere to the relevant instructions of the car's users manual and service manual when you make any connection or disconnection.
5. The Car Data Saver can only be used on 12V car electrical system.
6. Do not operate the Car Data Saver where explosive gas, vapor, or dust is present.
7. Use storage battery only in well-ventilated area.
8. The Car Data Saver's operation temperature is: 0°C to 40°C; and storage temperature is: -10°C to 50°C.
DECLARATION
1. This Instruction Sheet is subject to change without notice.
2. Our company will not take the other responsibilities for any loss.
3. The contents of this Instruction Sheet can not be used as the reason to use the Car Data Saver for any special application.
Charge Level Indicator LED
Power Indicator LED
Figure 4
DISPOSAL OF THIS ARTICLE
Dear Customer,
If you at some point intend to dispose of this article, then please
keep in mind that many of its components consist of valuable
materials, which can be recycled.
Please do not discharge it in the garbage bin, but check with
your local council for recycling facilities in your area.
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