Belkin BU305500-USB User Manual
Lighthouse
Battery Backup
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Before Getting Started
Package Contents
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Safety Information
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System Requirements
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Top Panel
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LED Indicators and Audible Alarms
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Flashlight
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Troubleshooting
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General Information
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Storage
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Technical Specifications
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Table of Contents
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Congratulations and thank you for purchasing
the Belkin Lighthouse Battery Backup
(the Unit). Each year, frequent natural and
or brownouts that disrupt the operation of
electrical equipment and related services,
that illuminates immediately in the event
of a power outage. The Unit provides an
critical systems up and running so that you can
shut down safely.
warranty information pertaining to your Battery
The Unit’s packaging was designed with great
care to provide protection during shipment and
delivery. These materials are invaluable if you
ever have to return the Unit for service. Damage
sustained during transit is not covered under
the warranty.
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Only data-sensitive equipment such as a
computer, monitor, and external drive should
outage. Power (AC or battery) is not supplied to
these outlets when the Unit is switched off. (Do
the battery-backup outlets.)
Caution: Never connect a laser printer or
scanner to the backup outlets along with
other computer equipment. To do so might
overload the Unit.
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Surge-Protected-Only Outlets (Fig. 1)
power during an outage. The “On/Off” button
does not control these outlets.
strips into the battery-backup outlets
(i.e., daisy-chaining).
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AC Circuit Breaker (Fig. 1)
Should a power overload occur, the circuit
To restore power, depress the “circuit
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1 – Detachable LED Flashlight
1 – Installation CD containing Belkin
Automatic Shutdown Software
1 – USB Cable
1 – Phone-Line Cable
3 – AAA NiMH Batteries
Safety Information
CAUTION:
the case.
and ratings. Substitution of non-identical
safety hazards.
operation in a controlled environment (a
temperature-controlled, indoor area free of
conductive contaminants).
creates risk of explosion.
System Requirements
The
Lighthouse Battery Backup can be used
without the software with any computer using
To fully utilize the Unit and its software, your
computer must be running one of the following
operating systems: Windows
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98, Me, NT
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2000, 2003, XP, and have a USB port.
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The Unit features a USB communication
Automatic Shutdown Software, which allows
the Unit to connect to your computer, is
optional. The Unit will provide backup power
whether or not the cable and software are
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The phone/fax/modem lines are
surge-protected. There are one input jack and
two output jacks. This allows you to split one
telephone connection to two separate devices.
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Cord-Management Loop (Fig. 2)
This feature helps to organize and manage the
clean and organized workspace.
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The “On/Off” button has four functions:
a)
Turns on the Unit. Depress button at least
2 seconds. The green indicator lights.
b)
Cold-start function. If the battery is charged,
the Unit will work without being plugged into
an outlet. Depress and hold the key for at least
2 seconds to turn on the Unit.
c)
Silence function. During “On Battery Mode”,
the audible sound can be turned on or off by
depressing the switch for less than
d)
Battery-test function. During “On-Line
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Status Indicators (Fig. 2)
front panel. The status lights indicate specific
conditions of the Unit. (See page 5.)
Top Panel (Fig. 2)
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