Unistellar eVscope eQuinox - Power and Data Management; Charging and Battery

Page 11 eVscope eQquinox V1.1
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Then turn the vertical or horizontal screw in the mirror mount to put the star back
at the center. For example, if the cross is too high:
1. Put the star on the edge of
the screen with the in-app
joystick.
2. Use the hex key to turn the
screw (in this example the
vertical screw)
3. Put back the star at the
center of the screen. The
cross will recenter itself
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Repeat the procedure until the cross looks centered. You might have to do it
several times.
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Move back the focus to the default position by aligning the visual cue with the top
screw (Section 3 in the Quick Start Guide).
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Move toward a target and enjoy. The image should look better now.
11. Charge/Discharge
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The eVscope eQuinox can be used while charging.
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It can take from 7 to 8 hours to fully charge it.
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When the eVscope is charging, you will see a blue flashing LED that will go from
six flashes to none. Flashes decrease as the battery gets more charged.
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We strongly advise not to recharge your eVscope below 10°C.
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When the battery is low, the performance of the eVscope can be compromised.
You can see the battery charge level in the "User" tab of the app. A fully charged
battery is all yellow, a fully discharged battery is black with a yellow border.
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We advise to only use the USB-C charger provided by Unistellar.
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You can also use an external battery to recharge your eVscope.
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You can charge your smartphone with the eVscope. Plug it to the USB-A port, next
to the USB-C port.