Does the white area mean needs charging or is charged. What's the red area for. No explanation came with the unit. Easy to hook up but not understand.
263682
Like a gas tank, the E above the red area if for empty. The higher the needle is in the green area the greater the charge. If the needle is in the white area you have a full charge.
263683
I've got the same gauge. same problem. I keep my batteries charged but the needle stays in the white until I run the cart. Then it goes down into the green. Don't know what that means or what the red means. I looked up the company on the net but couldn't find this guage listed. Amazon should contact this seller and discontinue selling this item. Like you, know instructions were included.
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The white area labeled CHG indicates the battery voltage indicates it is charged. The red areas to the right of CHG indicates possible overcharge condition. The green area indicates the batteries are charged sufficient it should operate ok. The red area indicates the batteries need charging. This is basically a voltage indicating device and you may see the pointer drop when pressing the pedal accelerating. It does draw a small amount of current if connected where it reads all the time (around .016 amps). If you use your cart regular and charge its batteries it should not cause a noticeable drain on the batteries. I put mine on a switched voltage source.
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The red area means batteries are fully charged, as you operate the cart, the needle will drop into the white area, when you stop, the needle should move back into the red area, if the needle stays within the white area, the batteries need charging, that's the way mine works. Hope this helps.
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The white area labeled CHG indicates the battery voltage indicates it is charged. The red areas to the right of CHG indicates possible overcharge condition. The green area indicates the batteries are charged sufficient it should operate ok. The red area indicates the batteries need charging. This is basically a voltage indicating device and you may see the pointer drop when pressing the pedal accelerating. It does draw a small amount of current if connected where it reads all the time (around .016 amps). If you use your cart regular and charge its batteries it should not cause a noticeable drain on the batteries. I put mine on a switched voltage source. The white area labeled CHG indicates the battery voltage indicates it is charged. The red areas to the right of CHG indicates possible overcharge condition. The green area indicates the batteries are charged sufficient it should operate ok. The red area indicates the batteries need charging. This is basically a voltage indicating device and you may see the pointer drop when pressing the pedal accelerating. It does draw a small amount of current if connected where it reads all the time (around .016 amps). If you use your cart regular and charge its batteries it should not cause a noticeable... » Read More The white area labeled CHG indicates the battery voltage indicates it is charged. The red areas to the right of CHG indicates possible overcharge condition. The green area indicates the batteries are charged sufficient it should operate ok. The red area indicates the batteries need charging. This is basically a voltage indicating device and you may see the pointer drop when pressing the pedal accelerating. It does draw a small amount of current if connected where it reads all the time (around .016 amps). If you use your cart regular and charge its batteries it should not cause a noticeable drain on the batteries. I put mine on a switched voltage source. « Show Less
1298851
It is one of the old usb charging cables that were standard with many older cell phones and GPS's. You can pick one up at Walmart or Best Buy. Just take the speaker with you and they can set you up. I thought a cord came with mine though.
1449437
I've charged it from the wall. I find the unit quite "funky" the lights stay red, you can't tell if charging is complete. The charge doesn't last long enough for emergency's. Just a weird little unit. I don't know if mine ever worked correctly. I've pretty much written it off as a "my bad."
636327
You are not seating it in the charge properly and the unit has to be turned off when put in the charge. It will start off red and turn green when charged.
1458033
only a guess since I had purchased this for my nephew not myself. but I would think it means to tell you it's charging and probably will change to a solid color when done charging.
1133107
The red light means that all the terminals are connected and your device is charging. This was a great help to me with my golf garmin where the terminals were hard to line up and when they did the light came on and you knew you were really charging.
1443259
Red means it's still charging. Mine sometimes needs to be left charging overnight before it turns green. Not sure if that's the case with yours but it's worth a shot.
2249352
There is a series of white dots that light up, located on the top of the speaker. They double in duty for volume level, as well as charge level. You touch the power button and they will light up, giving you the charge level.
1327732
It means it's already charged. The problem I had though, with two that I ordered, is that neither one would charge at all or even indicate they were plugged it. I ended up returning them both. I think they were scrappy refurbs or simple repages of previously broken returns, but can't prove it.
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The red means it is plugged in and charging your device, the blue means it is fully charged.
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All you do is connect the end that has the clips for battery red positive black negative shows on top of battery as such. There is a plug coming from unit that will pug into those two items once all that is plugged in then plug unit into 110 wall socket and it will charge from there read instructions as to how to tell when batter is fully charged. This unit is not installed it is to be used when needed and can be left hooked to your battery when car is at home with out hurting battery. Once charged then un plug from battery and un plug from wall outlet till needed next time. Hope that helps some but be sure to read instructions as how to tell what the lights on unit is telling you. All you do is connect the end that has the clips for battery red positive black negative shows on top of battery as such. There is a plug coming from unit that will pug into those two items once all that is plugged in then plug unit into 110 wall socket and it will charge from there read instructions as to how to tell when batter is fully charged. This unit is not installed it is to be used when needed and can be left hooked to your battery when car is at home with out hurting battery. Once charged then un plug from battery and un plug from wall outlet till needed next time. Hope that helps... » Read More All you do is connect the end that has the clips for battery red positive black negative shows on top of battery as such. There is a plug coming from unit that will pug into those two items once all that is plugged in then plug unit into 110 wall socket and it will charge from there read instructions as to how to tell when batter is fully charged. This unit is not installed it is to be used when needed and can be left hooked to your battery when car is at home with out hurting battery. Once charged then un plug from battery and un plug from wall outlet till needed next time. Hope that helps some but be sure to read instructions as how to tell what the lights on unit is telling you. « Show Less
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Hello! From what I could tell, the light is red when charging. Once charged, the red light goes off.
404900
OK, Lisa, the unit I purchased has worked perfectly and I haven't had any issues. I set it up for charging and it charges fine . I can't honestly say I have any complaints. Not to seem unimaginative but if beleive the unit is defective then I'd contact Amazon customer service. There are also written instructions with the unit. I hope this has been helpful.
1225808
when I do this both the red and the white lights come on. that means its charging and playing. mine does both fine
1527135
The unit needs charged. It will continue until charged. Did it come with a little red plug that you put into the alert or alarm spot on the front? If you have this, putting the plug back in should stop the charger from the high pitched noise. Let me know if this works for you.
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It's for you to know how you wire your system. It's doesn't matter which one you use for positive or negative. I use white to signal I hooked it up to positive.
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If you're putting it in a new quad copter, I can understand (and have experienced) your confusion. It plugs into a small jack on the end of some cables. On mine, the jack was black on red and the cables leading to it were red and white. But just to jerk you around, they hide it when it is shipped to you. Look in the center of the underside of the unit. Peel back the black plastic and you'll find it tucked away there. Happy flying!