300mAh High Capacity Replacement Battery for iPod® nano 1st Generation

BIG power for your tiny nano!

Add extra 36% higher capacity to your iPod nano 2GB and 4GB 1st Gen over the original battery.

TimeLine Digital's replacement batteries use the same Lithium-Polymer battery technology that your iPod's stock battery has.

NOTE: Requires soldering to install. Dealer installation recommended.

Features:

• Up to 36% more capacity than the original!
• 2 non-abrasive nylon installation tools
• Instruction manual
• 1 year warranty
• Battery installation videos and instructions see our support page (coming soon)

Battery Recycling

iPod nano is smaller than iPod mini and has a color screen and a Click Wheel but has flash memory instead of a hard drive. Song and photo syncing only occurs over USB 2 (not FireWire). iPod nano comes in white and black. The capacity of the iPod nano is engraved on the back of the case (1 GB, 2 GB, or 4 GB).

The dock connector (1) and headphone jack (2) are both on the bottom of the iPod nano.

	iPod nano	1G	September 2005 February 2006 (1GB)	September 2006	MA350 (1 GB White) MA004 (2 GB White) MA005 (4 GB White) MA352 (1 GB Black) MA099 (2 GB Black) MA107 (4 GB Black)	1 GB 2 GB 4 GB	14 hours (music) 4 hours (slideshows)	Lithium Ion	300 mAh 3.7V	FireWire2 USB 100-240 VAC7	USB 1.1/2.0 1/8" headphone Line-level audio9 Dock connector9 Composite video6 S-Video9
	iPod nano	2G	September 2006	September 2007	MA477 (2 GB Silver) MA426 (4 GB Silver) MA428 (4 GB Blue) MA487 (4 GB Green) MA489 (4 GB Pink) MA497 (8 GB Black)	2 GB 4 GB 8 GB	24 hours (music) 5 hours (slideshows)	Lithium Ion	300 mAh 3.7V	FireWire2 USB 100-240 VAC7	USB 1.1/2.0 1/8" headphone Line-level audio9 Dock connector9 Composite video6 S-Video

Tips and tricks to get the most out of your iPod's battery

Update to the latest software

Make sure you have installed the latest version of iPod software.

Use the Hold switch

Set the Hold switch on iPod and its remote to the Hold position whenever you are not using iPod. This will keep iPod from accidentally waking from sleep and playing songs if its buttons are pressed while in a pocket or bag.

Keep iPod at room temperature

iPod's battery works best when iPod is at room temperature, generally near 20° C, but you can use iPod anywhere between 0° to 35° C (about 32° to 95° F). If you have left iPod in the cold, let it warm up to room temperature before waking it from sleep. Otherwise, a low-battery icon may appear and iPod will not wake from sleep. If after warming up, iPod does not wake from sleep, connect the power adapter, and press the Menu and Play/Pause buttons until the Apple logo appears.

• Do not leave iPod in a vehicle's interior when parked in the sun. Temperatures may reach up to 150° F (65 °C).
• Do not leave iPod exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods of time.

Additional tips

iPod fast-charges the battery to 80 percent of capacity in an hour. However, it can take 4 hours to fully recharge the battery. Even in sleep, iPod uses a small amount of current, and the battery slowly empties. Stored at optimal storage temperature, the battery will empty in 14 to 28 days.

• Do not charge iPod while it is in a carrying case or cover.
• You should charge iPod when it has fully discharged even if it won't be used right away.

If you leave iPod unattended, press Play/Pause to pause the song. If left playing, iPod will continue to play songs until the battery is drained--particularly if the repeat setting is set to One or All. Put iPod to sleep to save battery life. Press the Play button until iPod goes to sleep.

Backlighting can use a lot of battery power. If you don't need to use backlighting, turn it off. Choose Settings > Backlight Timer > Off.

Turning off the Equalizer will extend your battery life. If you don't wish to use the Equalizer turn it off. To turn off the Equalizer, choose Settings > EQ > Off

Avoid changing tracks by pressing the Previous/Rewind or Next/Fast-forward buttons. If you frequently change tracks by pressing the Previous or Next buttons, iPod has to turn on the hard drive to open the songs. This uses a lot of battery power.

iPod's cache works best with songs of average file sizes (less than 9 MB). If your audio files are large or uncompressed (including AIFF format), you may want to compress them, or use a different compression method, such as MP3 or AAC, when importing them into iTunes. Also, consider breaking very long songs or tracks into shorter tracks that have smaller file sizes.