Radio Shack Laptop Notebook Computer Universal 30W Power Adapter User Guide

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Cat. No. 273-1825

OWNER’S MANUAL

Please read before using this equipment.

Notebook Computer

Universal 30W Power Adapter

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FEATURES

Your RadioShack Notebook Computer Universal 30W Power

Adapter powers notebook computers and other electronic de-

vices by converting a nominal 12-volt input voltage to a regu-

lated output voltage of from 6 to 21 volts at up to 30 watts of

continuous power.

Caution: This power adapter is intended for mobile use in

automobiles, trucks, boats, on commercial aircraft, or with

12V DC portable power sources and is safe for outdoor use.

Care should be taken not to expose the adapter to rain,

snow, or water as moisture could damage internal compo-

nents.

The compact, lightweight power adapter fits inside most com-

puter carrying cases, and can recharge your computer’s in-

ternal battery. The adapter comes with a deluxe, padded

vinyl case. It is reverse-voltage, over-current, over-tempera-

ture, and short-circuit protected.

Your power adapter’s features include:

User-Adjustable Voltage Settings — you select the specific

output voltage (in one-volt increments) by setting a switch.

The power adapter can be set to deliver any voltage from 6 to

21V DC at up to 30 watts maximum.

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Interchangeable Adaptaplug Connectors — three Ra-

dioShack Adaptaplug adapters are included with your power

adapter for connecting it to most notebook computers. Addi-

tional Adaptaplugs are available from RadioShack.

Power Indicators — the power adapter has two indicators.

One is located on the cigarette-lighter plug and lights when

input power is available. The other is located on the power

adapter and stays lit when conditions are normal and turns off

if there is a fault in the circuit.

Cigarette-Lighter Fuse Holder — a glass fuse is located in-

side the cigarette-lighter input connector to protect the adapt-

er and the automobile in the unlikely event of a short circuit.

Regulated Output Voltage — keeps the voltage stable with-

in an input range between 11 and 16 volts. This permits the

power adapter to be attached to a device even when high in-

put “surge” voltages might be present, such as when its bat-

tery is charging. The adapter also ensures that the proper

voltage is always delivered to sensitive electronic compo-

nents.

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Low Input Voltage Shutdown — a special circuit shuts

down the adapter when the input voltage falls below 10V DC.

This safeguards batteries used to power the adapter that are

susceptible to damage when operated below such voltages.

Input Coil Cord — a special polyurethane material with

“memory” capability enables the cord to stretch up to 5 feet

and return to its original compact size of about 12 inches to

prevent tangling.

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CONTENTS

Safety Instructions ............................................................ 7

Preparation ........................................................................ 9

Adjusting Output Voltage ............................................. 9

Selecting the Adaptaplug ........................................... 11

Installing the Adaptaplug ............................................ 12

Using the Adapter ........................................................... 14

Replacing the Fuse .................................................... 16

Troubleshooting .............................................................. 17

Specifications .................................................................. 19

Compatible Notebook Computers ................................. 21

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This manual contains important safety and operating instruc-

tions for your power adapter. Before you use the power

adapter, read all the instructions and cautionary markings in

this manual, on the power adapter, and on the product that

you will connect to the power adapter.

Warning: To reduce the risk of injury:

• Do not disassemble the power adapter; take it to your

local RadioShack store when service or repair is

required. Improper reassembly may result in the risk of

fire.

• Do not use an attachment not recommended or sold by

RadioShack or this could result in a risk of fire, injury to

persons, or damage to personal property.

• Never push any object into the air ventilation slots and

openings in the power adapter. It could short out parts

resulting in a fire.

Caution: To reduce the risk of damage:

• Do not expose the power adapter to rain or excessive

moisture.

• Do not operate the power adapter if it has been dam-

aged in any way. Take it to your local RadioShack store

for repair.

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• Slots and openings on the top and bottom of the power

adapter are for ventilation. To ensure reliable operation,

and to protect the adapter from overheating, be sure

these openings are not blocked or covered.

• Unplug the power adapter from the DC power source

before attempting to adjust voltage, change tips, or clean

it. Do not use liquid aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth

for cleaning, then wipe it dry immediately.

• Do not operate the power adapter with damaged input or

output cords or plugs.

• Make sure the cords are not located where they will be

stepped on, tripped over, or otherwise subjected to dam-

age or stress.

• Disconnect the plugs from the socket by pulling directly

on the plugs rather than the cord.

• If your power adapter does not operate normally, in par-

ticular if unusual sounds or smells come from it, immedi-

ately unplug it and contact your local RadioShack store.

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PREPARATION

ADJUSTING OUTPUT VOLTAGE

Warning: Your power adapter provides direct current (DC)

voltage. Do not use it with devices that are not specifically

identified as requiring DC voltage. Do not use it with devices

that require AC voltage. Damage to the device could result.

Caution: Make the proper voltage setting before you connect

the power adapter to an input power source.

Follow these steps to adjust the output voltage.

1. Determine the required output voltage setting of the

power adapter by one of the following four methods:

• Refer to “Compatible Notebook Computers” on Page

22 for voltage, tip color, and polarity settings.

• Note the voltage indication marked next to the input

jack on the device to be powered. Example: Vin = 18V

DC or 18V DC.

• Review the power or ID plate on the device to be pow-

ered. Look for the word “INPUT” followed by a number

and V DC. Example: INPUT: 18V DC.

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• Review the power or ID plate on the AC power

adapter usually used to power the device. Look for the

word “OUTPUT” followed by a number and V DC.

Example: OUTPUT: 18V DC.

If the power adapter or computer indicates a “voltage

range,” use the voltage that is closest to the mid-range.

Example: OUTPUT: 10–16V DC; set the power supply to

13V DC.

Note: The specific notation “V DC” might not

be indicated. Instead, the international sym-

bol shown to the right might be used.

In rare cases when the voltage setting is between whole

numbers, such as 15.5V DC, use the lower setting first

(15V DC). If the device does not seem to operate prop-

erly, readjust it to the higher value (16V DC).

2. Remove the protective label covering

the voltage selector. Then, using the

tool provided, or a small flat-blade

screwdriver, turn the adjustment dial

to align its arrow with the required

setting on the label.

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SELECTING THE ADAPTAPLUG

The power adapter comes with three Adaptaplugs. The in-

cluded colors and sizes are:

• Blue — 5.5 × 2.1 mm

• White — 5.5 × 2.5 mm

• Green — 6.3 × 3 mm

To select the correct Adaptaplug:

1. Disconnect the AC power adapter you are replacing from

the AC outlet and from the device to be powered.

2. Refer to “Compatible Computers” on Page 21, or exam-

ine the output connector of the AC adapter and compare

it to the three Adaptaplugs supplied with your power

adapter.

3. Select the Adaptaplug that resembles the original plug

and insert it into the device to be powered. It is important

that the center contact or pin be the correct size to

ensure proper electrical contact. If it is too small or large,

additional Adaptaplugs are available from RadioShack.

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INSTALLING THE ADAPTAPLUG

Warning: To avoid damage to the device you are using,

make sure the Adaptaplug is installed correctly. If you have

trouble installing it, take the device to be powered (with all its

accessories) and your power adapter to your local Ra-

dioShack store for assistance.

Caution: Install the Adaptaplug before you connect the pow-

er adapter to an input power source.

To use your power adapter, your computer must have a DC

input jack and you must determine the polarity of this jack to

correctly connect the adapter. Most DC input jacks are

marked with a symbol that looks like one of these:

–

Symbol A means that the outside of the jack is positive (+)

and the inside or “TIP” is negative (–). Symbol B means the

“TIP” is positive. The power adapter’s plug must match your

device’s DC input jack with respect to polarity (positive to

positive and negative to negative).

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Note: If the polarity symbol is not displayed on the device to

be powered, it might appear on an ID plate on the computer

power supply or the original power adapter (see “Compatible

Computers” on Page 21).

Based on the jack’s polarity, insert the Adaptaplug into the

output cable by aligning the correct polarity symbol (+ or –)

on the Adaptaplug with the word TIP on the output cord.

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USING THE ADAPTER

After you have properly adjusted the output voltage and in-

stalled the Adaptaplug, follow these steps to use your adapt-

er.

1. Insert the Adaptaplug’s tip into the DC input jack on the

device to be powered.

2. Insert the power adapter’s cigarette-lighter plug into any

DC outlet with a power rating of 12V DC.

Suitable receptacles include automobile cigarette-lighter

sockets and 12-volt power ports, portable 12-volt battery

packs, airline seats with 11 to 16V DC capabilities and

the appropriate receptacles, and solar panels with power

capabilities of 11 to 16 volts at 40 watts (minimum).

The green indicators on both the cigarette-lighter plug

and the power adapter’s case turn on when the adapter

is properly connected and the device is receiving power.

Notes:

• If the green indicator on the cigarette-lighter plug does

not light, disconnect the power adapter and check the

power source. Some automobiles require the ignition

to be turned on, or to the ACC (accessory) position to

provide power to the cigarette-lighter socket.

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• If the green indicator on the power adapter’s case

does not light, disconnect the adapter from the device

being powered, then check the Adaptaplug’s connec-

tion for the correct orientation.

Caution: Save your data frequently! If you operate your note-

book computer after removing its internal battery, an interrup-

tion in power might result in an immediate computer

shutdown and possible data loss. Such a power interruption

could be caused by:

• Accidentally disconnecting either end of the power

adapter.

• Starting your vehicle.

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REPLACING THE FUSE

If the green indicator on the cigarette-lighter plug does not

light after disconnecting the device to be powered, remove

the cigarette-lighter plug from the receptacle and check its

fuse. To remove the fuse, turn the plug’s knurled knob (4)

counterclockwise, then remove the tip cap (3). Lift up one end

of the plug so the fuse (2) and the spring (1) fall out. Check

the fuse and if necessary, replace the fuse with a 6A fast-

blow / '' × 1 / '' glass fuse.

Caution: Do not use a fuse with ratings other than those

specified. Doing so might damage your adapter.

To reassemble the cigarette-lighter plug’s fuse holder, insert

the spring, then the fuse. Replace the tip cap, then the knob.

Turn the knob clockwise to tighten it.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Some notebook computers have power supplies in excess of

the rating of this power adapter (30 watts). In most cases, this

higher rating is used to both charge a completely discharged

battery and power the computer at the same time. This power

adapter can be used for such applications, but it is recom-

mended that the computer’s battery be recharged before us-

ing this adapter to operate the computer.

Caution: Except as noted for notebook computers (see

“Compatible Computers” on Page 21), the power adapter’s

30-watt rating must be equal to or greater than the require-

ment of the device to be powered. Using an adapter that pro-

vides less current can damage the adapter or the device

being powered.

In the unlikely event of insufficient power, you may encounter

slower battery charging time or automatic shutdown of the

power adapter. In case of automatic shutdown, try one or

more of these steps to reset the adapter:

• Disconnect the power adapter from the device being

powered for about 30 minutes or until the adapter case

returns to room temperature and the green indicator

comes on, indicating the adapter is ready.

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• Completely recharge the battery before using the com-

puter. Use the power adapter to charge the battery, but

do not operate the computer during charging.

• If the battery is easily removable, remove it from the

computer to eliminate the power requirement for

recharging.

Note: The power adapter can be used to charge the bat-

tery in your notebook computer by connecting it to the

computer with the battery installed, and leaving the com-

puter turned off.

Case Temperature

This adapter is a high energy “switching regulated power

supply” and generates a significant amount of heat when

used at peak power for extended periods. As a safety feature,

an internal precision circuit monitors power and temperature

and limits the output to within safe limits. Even with this fea-

ture, the case can become warm to the touch.

When using this power adapter, care should be taken to

avoid blocking the air vents in the case. When possible, it is

recommended that the case be positioned to enable maxi-

mum air circulation.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Input

Voltage ................................................................ 11–16V DC

Power ............................................................ 4A (Maximum)

In-Rush Current .............................................. 5A, Cold Start

@ Room Temperature (77°F/25°C)

Standby Current (Minimum) ................... 14.1 mA @ 11V DC

16.5 mA @ 13.8V DC

18.3 mA @ 16V DC

Protection Features ............................................ Fused Input

Reverse Voltage

Over Current

Over Temperature Foldback

Fuse .................... 6A/250V Fast-Blow / '' × 1 / '' Glass Type

Cord ..................... 4-Foot UL Coiled Cord, Extended Length

Connector ............................... Cigarette-Lighter Plug, Fused

Output

Programmable Voltages .....................................6 to 21V DC

Voltage Regulation ....................................... ±5% or ±5V DC

Power ................................................... 30 Watts (Maximum)

Output Cord ......................... About 1.5 Feet with Receptacle

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Mechanical

Dimensions ......................................... 1.7 × 1.4 × 2.6 Inches

(43 × 36 × 66 mm)

Weight ............................................................ Less than 8 oz

(227 g)

Enclosure .............. Injection Molded Cycolac ABS, UL94V-0

Indicators ................ Input Power-On LED (Cigarette Lighter)

Output Power-On LED (Case)

Environmental

Temperature:

Maximum Performance .......... 32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C)

Operation .......................... –22° to 140°F (–30 to 60°C)

Storage ............................... –22° to 185°F (–30 to 85°C)

Humidity:

Operation ........................ 10–90% RH Non-Condensing

Storage .............................. 5–95% RH Non-Condensing

Altitude:

Operation ............ –1,000 to 10,000 ft (–300 to 3,000 m)

Storage .............. –1,000 to 49,000 ft (–300 to 15,000 m)

Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifi-

cations are subject to change and improvement without no-

tice.

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COMPATIBLE COMPUTERS

The Notebook Computer Universal 30W Power Adapter is

compatible with all notebook computers listed in the following

table. The table is not necessarily comprehensive, though, so

your notebook computer could work with this adapter even

though it is not listed. Verify it against your computer’s origi-

nal power supply, as manufacturing changes are sometimes

made in mid-production.

Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Acer

Model No.

1100LX

Volts

White

Blue

NEG

POS

ALR

Venture 16

ALR

Venture 386SX

Altec Lansing

Multimedia

CD-ROM

AMS

SoundBook

P54

White

Blue

NEG

POS

Apple

Newton

PDA100

Apple

PowerBook 100

PowerBook 140

Blue

POS

PowerBook

145/B

Apple

PowerBook 150

PowerBook 160

PowerBook 165

Blue

POS

PowerBook

165C

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Apple

Model No.

Volts

PowerBook 170

PowerBook 180

Blue

POS

Apple

PowerBook

180C

Apple

AST

Stylewriter

Printer

Blue

NEG

Advantage

486sx/25

Advantage

Explorer

Advantage

Notebooks

AST

Ascentia 800

Ascentia 800N

Ascentia 810N

Ascentia 950N

White

Blue

POS

Ascentia P

Series

White

AST

Bravo

Notebooks

Green

Blue

POS

NEG

POS

BravoL/CDX2-

Explorer

Green

Notebooks

Atari

Stacy

Blue

White

NEG

Austin

IPC486DX

IPC486DX2

IPC486SX

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Model No.

B200

Volts

Bondwell

Brother

CAF

Blue

White

Blue

Green

Blue

Green

POS

NEG

POS

NEG

POS

NEG

POS

B210

B310

B310+

B310A

HJ100i

386SX

200LS

BJ-10e

BJ-10ex

BJ-10sx

BJ-20ex

BJ-30

Canon

BJ-5

BJC-210

BJC-4100

BJC-610

BJC-70

Innova NoteJet

486

Canon

InnovaBook

1000

Green

White

POS

InnovaBook

350CD

InnovaBook

350P

InnovaBook 475

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Citizen

Model No.

PN60

Volts

Blue

White

Blue

NEG

POS

Coax

Coax 386SX

SmartBook V-

Star

Coax

Ultrathin

White

POS

386SX/20

Compaq

CompuAdd

CP+

5300

Blue

Green

Blue

POS

NEG

Concerto 4/25

Concerto 4/33

Contura 3/20

Contura 3/25

Contura 3/25C

Contura 4/25

Contura 4/25C

Contura 4/25CX

Contura 430C

Contura Aero

Presario 1080

Presario 1232

Companion

Blue

Green

White

Green

Blue

Portable

Printers

CTX International

Data Point

EasyBook

4808J

White

Blue

POS

NEG

POS

DEC

PC425SE

486SLC

Decision Mate

White

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Model No.

Volts

Decision Mate

White

POS

Dell

325SLI

Blue

Green

Blue

POS

Dell

Latitude 425

Latitude 433

Latitude 433C

NL320SLI

Dell

EPS

Epson

EPS Notebook

White

ActionNote

4000

Epson

ActionNote 700

White

POS

ActionNote

700C

Epson

ActionNote 800

ActionNote 866

White

POS

ActionNote

866C

Epson

ActionNote

880C

White

POS

ActionNote

880CX

ActionNote

888CX

ActionNote

895CX

Everex

Fora

DesigNote

StepNote 486

NBL386S

White

POS

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Goldstar

Model No.

GS520

Volts

White

POS

NEG

Hewlett Packard

DeskJet 310

Printer

Hewlett Packard

DeskJet 320

Printer

White

NEG

Hewlett Packard

DeskJet 340

Blue

POS

NEG

DeskJet 500

Printer

White

Hewlett Packard

DeskJet 500C

Printer

White

NEG

Hewlett Packard

OmniBook 300

OmniBook 425

OmniBook 430

OmniBook 530

OmniBook 600

Blue

NEG

OmniBook

600C

Hewlett Packard

Honeywell

Hyundai

IBM

Vectra LS12

AP-L

Blue

NEG

POS

Neuron 433SLC

PS/2 L40SX

PS/2 N33SX

ThinkPad 350

ThinkPad 350C

White

Green

White

IBM

ThinkPad

365ED

IBM

ThinkPad 560

White

POS

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

IBM

Model No.

Volts

ThinkPad 700

ThinkPad 700C

ThinkPad 701C

Green

White

POS

IBM

ThinkPad

701CS

IBM

ThinkPad 720

Green

Blue

POS

IBM

ThinkPad 720C

Keynote

Notebook

(ADP-38AB)

Kodak

Diconix 150+

Printer

Blue

NEG

Diconix 180si

Printer

Diconix 701

Printer

White

Lapcom

Lexmark

Librex

LT529

White

Blue

POS

NEG

POS

4070 Printer

Adapter SCO2P

Librex

Adapter

SPCE813

Magitronic

NoteBook w/

White

POS

Mitac

40235XT

Ninja 12-1

M700

Green

Blue

POS

Mitsuba

MPC

White

NBCC

386SX

Notebook

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

NBCC

Model No.

Volts

386SX/20 Note-

book

White

POS

NBCC

386SXN

White

POS

Notebook

NEC

MultiSpeed EL

Blue

NEG

POS

UltraLite Versa

550D

White

Packard Bell

Panasonic

Polaroid

ProStar

Sharp

PB286LP

CF150B

Hand Scanner

Pentium

MX100

Blue

POS

NEG

POS

NEG

POS

NEG

Blue

White

Blue

Sharp

MZ100

Blue

Sharp

MZ200

Blue

Sharp

MZ250

Blue

Sharp

PC2100

PC3010

PC3020

PC3030

PC3050

PC3060

PC3070

PC4500

PC4501

PC4502

PC4521

PC4620

Blue

Sharp

White

Blue

Sharp

Blue

Sharp

Blue

Sharp

Blue

Sharp

Blue

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Sharp

Model No.

PC4641

Volts

Blue

NEG

POS

NEG

POS

Sharp

PC4741

PC5500

PC5541

PC5700

PC5741

PC6200

PC6220

PC6541

PC6700

PC6781

PC6800

PC6900

PC9020

MZ1

Sharp

Green

Blue

Sharp

Sony

Blue

Star Micronics

Tandy

StarJet SJ-48

100FD

Blue

Tandy

1400FD

Blue

Tandy

1400HD

1400LT

Blue

Tandy

Blue

Tandy

140XT

Blue

Tandy

2800

Blue

Tandy

Portable Printer

Extensa 450

Extensa 450T

Extensa 510

Blue

Texas Instruments

White

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Model No.

Volts

Texas Instruments

Extensa 515

Extensa 550

Extensa 550CD

White

POS

Extensa

550CDT

Texas Instruments

Extensa 555

White

POS

Extensa 555CD

Extensa 565CD

Extensa

570CDT

Texas Instruments

Toshiba

Extensa 575CD

LT286

White

Green

Blue

POS

LT286/25

LT286/45

TI-45

TM2000

TM4000M

TM5000

White

Green

TM5010

TM5020

TM5030

TM5100

TM5200

TM5300

Expresswriter

301

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Toshiba

Model No.

Volts

Portege 300CT

Portege 610CT

Portege 620CT

Portege 650CT

Green

POS

Toshiba

Por tege

660CDT

Toshiba

T1000

White

Green

Blue

POS

NEG

POS

T1000LE

T1000SE

T1000XE

T100X

T1100+

T1200

Green

Blue

T1200F

T1200FB

T1200H

T1200HB

T1200HD

T1200XE

T1600

T1800

T1850

T1850C

T1900

T1900C

T1910

Blue

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Toshiba

Model No.

T1910CS

Volts

Blue

POS

Toshiba

T1950

T1950CS

T1950CT

T1960

Blue

T1960CS

T1960CT

T200

Blue

Green

Blue

T200CS

T2400CS

T2400CT

T2450CT

T3400

Blue

Green

Blue

T3400CT

T3600CT

T4500

T4500C

T4600

T4700

T4700CS

T4700CT

T4800CT

T4850CT

T4900CT

Tecra 700

Tecra 700CDT

Blue

Green

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Tip

Color

Tip

Polarity

Manufacturer

Toshiba

Model No.

Volts

Tecra 700CS

Tecra 700CT

Tecra 710CDT

Tecra 720CDT

Tecra 730CDT

Tecra 730XCDT

Tecra 740CDT

7200

Green

Blue

POS

Toshiba

Trogon

Veridata

WinBook

Wyse

Execulite 386S

386SXNB-20B

White

386SX

Wyse

386SX/20N

Wyse

Decision Mate

486SLC

Wyse

Decision Mate

White

POS

Zenith

SuperSport 286

Blue

NEG

SuperSport

286e

Zenith

SuperSport

386SX

Blue

NEG

Zenith

Zeos

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Limited Ninety-Day Warranty

This product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturing defects in material and

workmanship under normal use for ninety (90) days from the date of purchase from Ra-

dioShack company-owned stores and authorized RadioShack franchisees and dealers.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, RadioShack MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES

AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO

THE DURATION OF THE WRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, RadioShack SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY OR RE-

SPONSIBILITY TO CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY WITH RE-

SPECT TO ANY LIABILITY, LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUSED DIRECTLY OR

INDIRECTLY BY USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT

OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY

DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OF TIME, DATA, PROP-

ERTY, REVENUE, OR PROFIT OR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF RadioShack HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE

POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

Some states do not allow the limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the

exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclu-

sions may not apply to you.

In the event of a product defect during the warranty period, take the product and the

RadioShack sales receipt as proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store. Ra-

dioShack will, at its option, unless otherwise provided by law: (a) correct the defect by

product repair without charge for parts and labor; (b) replace the product with one of the

same or similar design; or (c) refund the purchase price. All replaced parts and prod-

ucts, and products on which a refund is made, become the property of RadioShack.

New or reconditioned parts and products may be used in the performance of warranty

service. Repaired or replaced parts and products are warranted for the remainder of the

original warranty period. You will be charged for repair or replacement of the product

made after the expiration of the warranty period.

This warranty does not cover: (a) damage or failure caused by or attributable to acts of

God, abuse, accident, misuse, improper or abnormal usage, failure to follow instruc-

tions, improper installation or maintenance, alteration, lightning or other incidence of ex-

cess voltage or current; (b) any repairs other than those provided by a RadioShack

Authorized Service Facility; (c) consumables such as fuses or batteries; (d) cosmetic

damage; (e) transportation, shipping or insurance costs; or (f) costs of product removal,

installation, set-up service adjustment or reinstallation.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which

vary from state to state.

RadioShack Customer Relations, 200 Taylor Street, 6th Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76102

We Service What We Sell

04/99

05/99

Printed in the USA

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