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I have an Ipod, it's smaller than a silver dollar with a touch screen like an Iphone. The battery in the upper right of the screen has 2 bars next to it. Does that mean it's fully charged? I can never tell when it's charging or how much battery remains

I have a small Ipod, it's the size of a silver dollar. The battery in the upper right corner has two bars next to it, sort of like a cell phone. Does that mean it's fully charged? How do I tell when it's charging?

iPod nano (6th generation), Windows XP Pro

Posted on Jun 19, 2012 6:40 AM

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Posted on Jun 19, 2012 10:00 AM

Hi Jeff,


The two bars indicate that the current song selected is "Paused' (when you play a song and then return to the main screen you will see it has changed to a 'Play' arrow)


You can tell when it is charging as when it is plugged in, as on the main screen, the battery will have a small 'Lightning bolt' in the middle of it.


Hope that helped?


G

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Jun 19, 2012 10:00 AM in response to jefflouisk

Hi Jeff,


The two bars indicate that the current song selected is "Paused' (when you play a song and then return to the main screen you will see it has changed to a 'Play' arrow)


You can tell when it is charging as when it is plugged in, as on the main screen, the battery will have a small 'Lightning bolt' in the middle of it.


Hope that helped?


G

I have an Ipod, it's smaller than a silver dollar with a touch screen like an Iphone. The battery in the upper right of the screen has 2 bars next to it. Does that mean it's fully charged? I can never tell when it's charging or how much battery remains

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