Greetings,
I have destroyed my EXTUSB connector on Diamond. (Female, on device pcb). I am desperatelly searching but I am not able to find replacement. Does anybody have any suggestion where is it possible to buy it?
mnuapel said:
Greetings,
I have destroyed my EXTUSB connector on Diamond. (Female, on device pcb). I am desperatelly searching but I am not able to find replacement. Does anybody have any suggestion where is it possible to buy it?
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perhaps you can get it at http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_kw=FEMALE&_kw=htc&_ipg=100
Perfect, Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was searaching on ebay, how comes i didnt see!
hi dude,
i have this problem for my old artemis, however some things you should know...
firstly, you might find it hard to get the old female extusb off the motherboard, it has a higher grade solder so it has a higher melting point etc and wont come off with a normal soldering iron.
secondly, if you do manage to get it off, the actual pins that conect to the motherboard may be tricky to solder back on, 1 because of the grade of solder, i dont think normal solder will stick ... and 2 because the pins are so tiny.
but, lastly, i actually have one that i do not need, in perfect condition and still in the packaging!
if you have not bought one already, i will be willing to give you it, for free of course!
(because thats how i roll)
if your interested then you will need to contact me via PM dude
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If i cannot sell my phone here - Please ask and I will remove the post.
I have a brand new O2 XDA for sale. It is an unwanted upgrade and could do with the cash. I have a XDA Orbit already and I am very happy with it.
£275 + Posting and packaging.
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Included is:
Micro SD Card (1 GB)
Stylus x2
Rechargeable Lithium-ion polymer battery
USB Connector
Velvet Protective Carry Case/Pouch
AC Charger
USB to PC Sync Cable
Headset Control Add On
Headset Soft Ear-Buds
Quick Start Guide
Full User Manual (CD-Rom)
CoPilot 7 Live GPS CD
CoPilot 7 Live Serial Number Card
GPS User Guide
Car Mount & Cradle
In Car Charger
Thanks for looking...
Cheers
Tiny
No takers?
I will be putting it on Ebay then...
I will listen to sensible offers for it.
Cheers
Tiny
I'm sorry for not having the resources to figure this out....but how much would that be in USD?
I think I might be interested if its affordable to me. Second, is it brand new or used?
Oh...I should probably ask are you willing to ship to US?
That's about $512.00.
crunluath is correct, it's approximately $500... Postage would be on top of that.
It's brand new and boxed. I have opened the box to check the contents and that's it. I've not even switched it on, so whoever buys it will be the first one to use it!
hi folks,
is it possible to replace the front casing on the HTC desire? My Wife keeps dropping hers, so its pretty bashed around the top..
Cheers,
Mick
micks_address said:
hi folks,
is it possible to replace the front casing on the HTC desire? My Wife keeps dropping hers, so its pretty bashed around the top..
Cheers,
Mick
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I remember i saw some replacement on brandoshop, but you're better off sending it for repair, disassembly of a modern phone isn't complicated nowadays, but reassembly is a real pain, i can assure you...
i wonder how much it would cost to get a new front casing?
Take a look at this. There are others a lot more expensive, and HTC do one for about £40. I've seen them going for on average £20 but the one on the link is the cheapest I've seen.
I just replaced the housing, digitizer and buttons on mine.. to all black.
Looks like a totally different phone.
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Used these parts:
buttons:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ORIGINAL-OEM-HTC-DESIRE-BLACK-FRONT-KEY-BUTTON-KEYPAD-/260807485536
Frame:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/OEM-HTC-DESIRE-BLACK-HOUSING-FRONT-BATTERY-COVER-KEY-/150625383502
Digitizer:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160611737342&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
Not difficult at all to disassemble and reassemble {Look on uTube for HTC Desire Assembly/Dis-assembly videos].
cool, might give that a go!
Really nice man. Good job
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
Hello, I have a Gear 2 R380 and have suffered many of the usual and expected problems. The exposed pins on the watch have corroded and failed, the charging cradle failed and refused to stay connected because the clip broke early on and now I have lost the cradle.
I am looking for information that will make it possible for me to make my own charging and communication solution via USB. I have included a picture of the circuit board in a Galaxy Gear charging cradle and if I can get the same for my gear 2 I would be very grateful!
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I am NOT interested in buying another charging cradle that will just break AGAIN and frustrate me by not staying connected to the watch while charging.
I'm also NOT interested in buying a replacement contact board to replace the corroded pads on the watch as that will also just be good money down the drain.
I can solder, 3D print, make from scratch everything I'll need once I have the information on the pins. I also enjoy doing this and will are any solution I come up with.
I have tried searching in the the XDA forums and online ave no found the definitive answer I am looking for. There are threads where asked a similar question to mine but the answers are not often not pertaining to the R380 charging cradle, pads on the watch or the associated pads inside the watch.
If you are worried about me damaging my watch, this is a moot point as I cannot use the watch now anyway. I would really like to start using the watch again, without all the usual frustrations.
TIA
Ryan
Need help identifying positive and negative pins on a zebra tc 72 . Reyes with multimeter do find positive and negative terminals with no luck. Can anybody help me how to make a diy charger
Hi, on Pin1 you have GND, on Pin 3 +5.4V.
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thank you any chance you know how to install a sim card slot in it? or unlock the bootloader
On TC72 not possible to install SIM card. TC77 has this funcionality. For second question, I can't share this info.
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Hi, on Pin1 you have GND, on Pin 3 +5.4V.
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Hey autoid_os
I have the TC77 with identical Port. I want to make a USB cable for ADB/Fastboot Connection.
To you know what the Data pin's are in your Picture?
For this new Port I don't find any technical information.
Thanks in advance
Blizzrar
But I think better is to buy cable for few usd
autoid_OS said:
But I think better is to buy cable for few usd
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Yes, this is what I did for the USB cable.
I have another question, do you know how the serial cable works for the TC7x series?
I mean the part number CBL-TC7X-SERL1-01
It seems to connect to the same connector but the serial connector seems to be very big so I guess it is using some circuit like USB to serial for computer? I cannot find it anywhere to buy it that's why I am asking.
Can some one make me a charge cable and send to me.
I do not want to pay $100.0 of $30.0 for the cable the tc70.
Could someone please give a old geezer a hand fixin this thing. Its been a few years since I've mucked around with it and not sure what new stuff all the cool kids are rockin these days. I do have a usb thats hooks to the back I do hear the windows sound but gives some sort of error in device manager & nothing I've tried will connect to it. Weird thing is this is the screen when android is supposed to boot
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Can I try using a stm32 programmer to the test pins on the main board ? If so which pins I have gnd M_RST SWCLK SWDIO & 3.3V on the main board and the programmer has 3.3v rx rst IO0 en IO2 tx gnd
Cheers
Is MCU isn't android.
Refer my threads https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...px3-5-headunit-mod-recover-flash-som-t3766892
marchnz said:
Is MCU isn't android.
Refer my threads https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...px3-5-headunit-mod-recover-flash-som-t3766892
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Thanks buds but the link to the driver is stale & not sure what its called do you have a name or a good link ? Oh and do you know where the maskrom short would be ?
TY
Also does anyone know where these pins go to on the board ? The traces are gone & shining a high powered light thru the board doesnt show anything that they were connected to..