Innokin MVP Drawing too much power.

[b16jop]

When connected to a USB port I get a popup saying USB is drawing too much power, does anyone else have a similar problem. Also how de you know when it is fully charged?

[Deleted]

It is fully charged when the green light on the firing button turns off.

[piper1]

When the battery is plugged into a charing source, the LED light within the switch will flash a number of times and then show either red (empty/almost empty), orange (some charge remains) or green (good state of charge).

Important:
1) To fully charge the battery continue charging until the LED light goes completely off. Only then is the battery fully charged.

2) To use the unit whilst charging, it needs to be in either an orange or green state.


The battery should charge from flat to full in approximately 5 hours ish. If the battery is partially charged already, of course this time will be reduced

[Perpetua]

Buy a USB hub maybe . . . much safer than risking your PC motherboard, or whatever it is that makes the thing work. ???


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[suede]

Piper has explained it perfectly--If you are getting that message just charge it off the mains--It just means you won't be able to use it as a passthrough.

[Karma]

You can still use it as a passthrough on a mains hub like the one Perps linked to