Voltz Pedal Power Pack User Manual

Thank you for purchasing the Voltz Pedal Power Pack. Please read the entire manual prior to setting up and using this device. If there are any questions about this product that you might have that are not covered in this manual, please feel free to call Amperor Voltz Tech Support at 281-807-3320 ext 106 or email support@amperordirect.com
Features
Included Voltz battery pack has self-contained charging system that can be charged by 115VAC or 230VAC (plug it into the wall in the states or abroad) or 10~32V
Easy to read gas gauge for battery pack allows you to easily read how much power is left in the battery.
Included milliVoltz power adapter lets you power your 9VDC and 18VDC pedal effects with simple plug and play integration.
Interchangeable tips allow you to power all of your pedals without the need to buy extra input adapters.
Available milliVoltz and Voltz accessories allow you to power the more exotic effect pedals with input voltage requirements of 12.0VDC, 15.0VDC, 18.0VDC,
24.0VDC and 40.0VDC.
Power as many effects pedals with one power supply because of the 90W power output (that can power over 20 pedals twenty-four hours straight with a full charge).
Completely silent design. No connection to regular 115VAC means no 60cycle hum and all isolated outputs mean no cross talk or ground loops to deal with.
Protection circuitry makes it safe to use with any effect pedal.
DC (plug it into your car).
Inspection
Make sure your package includes the following items:
Voltz integrated battery pack and charger.
3 each of the 9V
1 each of the 18VDC milliVoltz power adapter with interchangeable tips.
12 inch Voltz to milliVoltz male-to-male tip cord.
AC power cable
Car Accessories power cable
Compatibility guide
Warranty Card
Manual
DC milliVoltz power adapters with interchangeable tips.
Safety Precautions
Please read the following WARNINGS carefully before operating the Voltz and milliVoltz battery-powered system.
WARNINGS
Do not disassemble product (there is a risk of shock and also voids the warranty).
Do not use Voltz in temperatures below 32OF (0OC) or above 104OF (40OC)
because this will shorten the life of the battery.
Do not store Voltz in temperatures below –4OF (-20OC) or above 140OF (60OC) because this will shorten the life of the battery.
Avoid exposing Voltz to water or wet conditions (if this occurs, unplug power and all accessories immediately).
Do not expose Voltz to open flame or incinerate because battery may explode.
Getting Started
Before initial use, fully charge the Voltz battery.
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Plug Voltz unit into wall or car accessory voltage supply with provided AC cord or DC car accessories adapter.
Turn CHARGE / DISCHARGE switch on Voltz to CHARGE position.
Allow charging for at least four hours or until FUEL GAUGE light has been
illuminated to GREEN for at least 30 minutes.
Make sure that none of the milliVoltz accessories are attached to Voltz for initial charging.
Choosing the right milliVoltz to power your effects
90% of effect pedals are going to require a 9VDC power input. These pedals include most of the BOSS, LINE6, Dunlop, DOD and Digitech units. Usually you can tell if a pedal pedal runs off of 9V operation. It is also advised that you read through the owner’s manual of the effect pedal itself. Also for a quick reference you can look in the compatibility chart provided with your Voltz unit.
If the pedal is not equipped with a battery compartment then usually it requires an input voltage larger the 9VDC. Look at the DC input located on the effect pedal, the owner’s manual of the effect pedal, the power supply that came with the effect, or the compatibility chart provided with your Voltz unit.
It is very important that you use the correct milliVoltz adapter for your effect pedal. Damage to the pedal and/or milliVoltz may occur if the wrong setup is used.
If you are unsure of which milliVoltz power adapter your individual effect pedal requires, please call Amperor Voltz tech support at 281807-3320 ext 106 or email
support@amperordirect.com.
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DC if it requires a 9V battery for normal
Choosing the right interchangeable tip for your effect.
There are only two things to consider while selecting an interchangeable tip for you affects pedal. One is the actual physical size of the tip (barrel length and barrel width). Polarity of the tip is the most important factor though while choosing a tip for you affects pedal.
Please read the owners manual of the effect pedal or the enclosed Voltz compatibility chart to determine proper tip size and polarity.
For the actual size of the tip, looks at the effect pedal DC input or the power supply that came with the effect pedal and find the size of the included interchangeable tip the matches up the closest. Insert the tip (make sure the tip is not connected to any power source) and lightly wiggle the tip around to make sure there is no excessive play in the connection.
Determine the polarity of the tip needed by checking your owner’s manual for the effect pedal, the power supply that came with the effect, the Voltz compatibility chart or by looking at the label on the DC input of the effects pedal you are trying to power.
Important Operating Instructions
***Make sure the polarity marked on the milliVoltz tip matches that of you effect pedal*** ***Make sure that the voltage marking on the milliVoltz tip matches the voltage
requirement of your effect pedal*** ***Only use patch and guitar instrument cables that are grounded to avoid loss of
signal*** ***Be sure that the Voltz unit is switched to CHARGE if equipment is not in use to avoid
the battery from being drained*** ***When charging in AC or DC mode, make sure that the Voltz unit is switched to the
CHARGE position prior to plugging in***
***To play while charging, first turn switch to CHARGE position and then plug in AC or DC power source***
***To play using only battery power, just flip the Voltz switch to DISCHARGE and you will have hours of isolated power at you disposal… make sure you turn the Voltz unit back to CHARGE after you are finished to avoid draining the battery***
***Make sure you periodically plug and unplug mechanical connections on your pedal board and turn knobs such as volume and trim pots (monthly). This will keep connections and knobs clean preventing failure during performance***
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