If the pen is rechargable, how do you recharge it ?
339372
The Pen IS rechargeable. There should have been an USB cord that came with it, unless the pen you have is the one with the batteries needed.
339373
This pen tablet comes with two USB cables. One is to connect the tablet to your computer, the other has a type "A" USB plug on one end that either goes to a powered USB jack (most are) on a your computer, or your USB wall charger, and a thin barrel plug that goes into the non-tip end of the pen. Each charge lasts a long time, maybe months depending on your usage.
339374
there's a usb cord that can connect your pen to your computer. So it gets charged by taking power from your computer. The charge lasts a VERY long time!
339375
It comes with a cable to connect the pen to the USB in the computer. And that does it...!
394909
I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to go through the nib. I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to... » Read More I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to go through the nib. « Show Less
592277
Good question. I just gave up on my pen and put it in the recycling bucket. I got it to work for about a day but that was it. No amount of tinkering, cleaning, swearing could make it work. It is a piece of junk. My suggestion: get rid of it and get a pen not made in China.
1876753
Make sure you have the 2 parts of the pen tightly pressed together. If they are, the battery shouldn't move to lose contact. But then again, it is a bit like a flashlight and if you drop a flashlight a couple of times it won't work all the time either. :-)
1985960
There are batteries in the device to power it. However, the battery u see in the picture can be used to recharge the device(which really means you recharge the batteries that are inside the device). Or you can recharge using ac power.
1604984
You simply connect the portable battery to an outlet on the wall or any other power source and let it charge up and get full of charge. After a while, you connect your iphone, iPod, etc. to it and that electronic takes the battery stored inside the portable battery. You simply charge it up, and then charge your electronics using that energy.
1375103
No batteries come with it. To charge, attached via USB and let it sit attached to your computer (make sure computer is on). In about an hour, it will be charged. I don't know this part for sure, but I am pretty confident there is no way to replace battery - you may as well replace the pen. Esp when considering cost. It is a great item overall - I love mine!
1599576
Just plug the device into a USB port onto any computer (or any other device that has a USB port) or plug it into the wall of you have a wall USB to wall adapter. So yes, so long as you'll have access to a powered USB port, you'll be able to recharge it as often as you want.
1516731
There website has a downloadable owners manual that has all the info. you need to recharge it.
508893
Well I am not sure....since it is not currently working. The pen stopped working 5 days after we bought it.....I would suggest a better model.
75293
If the ink won't flow, you can use ink converter that comes already with the pen.It is better than the ink cartridges.
153647
Just plug it in. It will recharge in aboiut an hour and there will be a flashing green light when it is done.
1494303
Hi Not real sure what rechargeable pen is?But i don't think this will work.This mix needs alot of air to make it work.Hope this helps.
2219088
Plug in the usb cable into the keyboard and inot a computer that is turned on. Wait for the light to change color or go off. If the keyboard is low on power, it has taken mine 4 hours to recharge..
1352357
There is a tab that slides up on the back of device. Move tab and use micro usb cable to charge.
996009
Plug it in to charge it, then recharge when the battery is low. It runs a long time on a charge.
29653
You recharge it by USB. I don't know if there is a USB to AC adapter for this item.