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There's a lot of discussion about docks for the Nexus One. Since budget is a big issue for a lot of us, why don't we resort to DIY solutions?
Please share your ideas in making a Nexus One DIY dock.
EDIT:
Neat DIY solutions we have here so far
Business Card Holder http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5700465&postcount=41
Paper Cup http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5779280&postcount=42
iPhone 2G Dock http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5801510&postcount=47
Cassette Case Dock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Mj3s4ONvLY
Paper Clip Dock http://www.deanying.com/PermaLink,guid,a99a1c06-b55b-4001-afeb-46a707055ecc.aspx
Dollar Bill Dock (works for other currencies too ) http://www.androidhackz.net/2010/02/docking-station-for-a-buck/
Tissue Roll Dock http://bobbyjason.co.uk/blog/2010/02/nexus-one-andrex-dock/
Dough Dock http://bobbyjason.co.uk/blog/2010/02/green-android-desk-stand/
Lego Dock from 3gdo http://3dgo.net/2010/01/15/nexus-one-lego-dock/
Before breaking out the duct tape you might want to have a look at the 3rd party cradles on ebay.
Another option is the one dollar docking station
Volker1 said:
Before breaking out the duct tape you might want to have a look at the 3rd party cradles on ebay.
Another option is the one dollar docking station
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Oh yeah! That's what I'm talking about! Cool
Good thing the Clock app works on landscape
I think, the cradle mentioned here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=627552 would also work nicely. Good thing we have those in the Philippines. I just hope it's safe for the Nexus One.
Thanks for the ebay tip. Found a lot of options
oops. double post
I've been waiting for alternate docks too.
I don't need the bluetooth or RCA connectors, just a stand with pins to charge the n1. (via the pins, not micro usb)
can someone with a dock post some pictures of the dock pins, if they can volt-test the pins that would be great.
Not fancy enough to use pins or anything, but it does what I need. Legos FTW!
3dgo.net/2010/01/15/nexus-one-lego-dock/
Unfortunately I can't post links yet...
The ebay knockoffs use microUSB, just like the lego dock As far as I know there are no pin-utilizing ones apart from the official one. Too bad I already have bluetooth speakers
britoso said:
I've been waiting for alternate docks too.
I don't need the bluetooth or RCA connectors, just a stand with pins to charge the n1. (via the pins, not micro usb)
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Absolutely agree. Sadly, I bet we won't ever see one. I'm guessing it's much cheaper just to mold a piece of plastic around a micro-usb plug than to actually match the pin setup. I'm guessing that's why we saw them appear so quickly after launch.
Hope I'm proven wrong, though. That Nexus dock is hella expensive, and apparently kind of buggy.
Here are two "innovative" docks I came across in the Android Forum
http://bobbyjason.co.uk/blog/2010/02/nexus-one-andrex-dock/
http://bobbyjason.co.uk/blog/2010/02/green-android-desk-stand/
^LOL...too much doh for my tastes But that TP one has potential backup use
Heres the one I made with a business card
http://kmobs.iq0.org/Nexusdock3.jpg
persiansown said:
Heres the one I made with a business card
http://kmobs.iq0.org/Nexusdock3.jpg
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Cool. Could you share with us how you did it?
persiansown said:
Heres the one I made with a business card
http://kmobs.iq0.org/Nexusdock3.jpg
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brilliant, please post how you cut/fold the card to make it strong enough.
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...if they can volt-test the pins that would be great.
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Yeah, that would be nice.
I have lots of plastic in different colors left.
Should not be too hard to build something.
Here are the pictures of the pins on the Desktop Dock from Google, I should be be able to get a voltage test tonight and let you know.
Hope this helps.
yfrog.com/ca20100205185942j
yfrog.com/1520100205185950j
NOTE: Since I'm a new member I cant embed the images, sorry. They are from imageshack.us
My favorite is the paperclip dock. Search youtube for iphone paperclip stand.
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Here are the pictures of the pins on the Desktop Dock from Google, I should be be able to get a voltage test tonight and let you know.
Hope this helps.
yfrog.com/ca20100205185942j
yfrog.com/1520100205185950j
NOTE: Since I'm a new member I cant embed the images, sorry. They are from imageshack.us
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Thanks. I'm thinking we can build one of these out of plastic/putty/clay/plaster of paris etc.
Cut up a usb cable and connect the +5v and GND to to simple pins/nails (blunted/filed) at the bottom. ( with a little soldering).
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My favorite is the paperclip dock. Search youtube for iphone paperclip stand.
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Most decent solution so far! Thanks a lot!
Here it is http://www.deanying.com/PermaLink,guid,a99a1c06-b55b-4001-afeb-46a707055ecc.aspx
love this thread .
i wod go for the Tissue Roll Dock http://bobbyjason.co.uk/blog/2010 02...e-andrex-dock/
about the 3 pins
if you see from the bottom you have 3 pins, 2 on the left, 1 on the right from the micro usb.
if you haven't attached the microusb you have the following:
pin 1 <-> pin 2: -2.5 volts
pin 2 <-> pin 3: +2.6 volts
pin 1 <-> pin 3: 0 volts
when you have attached the micro usb you get
pin 1 <-> pin 2: 2 volts
pin 2 <-> pin 3: 2.6 volts
pin 1 <-> pin 3: 4.6 volts (with the stock loader I get 5 volts)
so I assume the outer pins are for charching (5 volts = usb power).
Can someone with the stock docking verify this?
Does anyone know what the purpose for the other pin? It should detect the dock mode? There is no 4th pin for the car dock...
Anybody found dedicated car holder for TG01? Everywhere I find only universal car holder!
Hello
go on eBay, I find it in 1 minute
xTremePower said:
Hello
go on eBay, I find it in 1 minute
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Well, I had looked at ebay. All I can find is universal car holder! It would be really helpful if you had given me the link!
Come on guys I'm sure you'll be using atleast a universal one. I'm glad to get anything that will take my phone properly. I saw one at ebay for £6 from eCell (from where I bought my holder for Tocuh Diamond, very good), but not sure how this is going to be, since the charging port is on the right side. iGO 8 is working fine with TG01, so it would be nice to keep it in the car.
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Anybody found dedicated car holder for TG01? Everywhere I find only universal car holder!
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I use this one - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170439726646 - attached to my air vent.
Works great
Nomgle said:
I use this one - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170439726646 - attached to my air vent.
Works great
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isnt that gonna melt ur phone when u need hot air? warm conditions are really bad for batteries ..
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isnt that gonna melt ur phone when u need hot air? warm conditions are really bad for batteries ..
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No, because you close the vent that the phone is attached to !
Look at this
h**p://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200408272428
or
h**p://cgi.ebay.es/Soporte-de-coche-a-medida-para-TOSHIBA-TG01_W0QQitemZ300392663736QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_186?hash=item45f0cc4ab8#ht_2174wt_941
or
h**p://shop.ebay.es/i.html?_nkw=Soporte+de+coche+tg01&_sacat=0&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_odkw=tg01&_osacat=0
Nomgle said:
I use this one - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170439726646 - attached to my air vent.
Works great
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but is it possible to charge the phone in this cradle? it seems from the pic that the charging port is closed by the holder...we need to charge the phone while using TG01 because of poor battery life
Nomgle said:
I use this one - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170439726646 - attached to my air vent.
Works great
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bobo972 said:
Look at this
h**p://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200408272428
or
h**p://cgi.ebay.es/Soporte-de-coche-a-medida-para-TOSHIBA-TG01_W0QQitemZ300392663736QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_186?hash=item45f0cc4ab8#ht_2174wt_941
or
h**p://shop.ebay.es/i.html?_nkw=Soporte+de+coche+tg01&_sacat=0&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_odkw=tg01&_osacat=0
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the same question to bobo
yes is possible to charge the phone in this cradle.
This is a pictureof my car...
h**p://forum.xda-developers.com/picture.php?albumid=968&pictureid=3513
(i'm sorry for the link but i can't post link and picture because i'm a new member...)
thanks, it looks nice in that holder
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yes is possible to charge the phone in this cradle.
This is a pictureof my car...
h**p://forum.xda-developers.com/picture.php?albumid=968&pictureid=3513
(i'm sorry for the link but i can't post link and picture because i'm a new member...)
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Support for landscape mode !? and charging too !?
a_petrov303 said:
but is it possible to charge the phone in this cradle? it seems from the pic that the charging port is closed by the holder...we need to charge the phone while using TG01 because of poor battery life
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Yes it is - the "arms" move up and down, so you can set them to avoid the Camera/Power/Charge areas.
The entire holder has base that can twist 90 degrees - so yes, you can still use it in Landscape mode !
Proclip
proclipusa.com does not make one for the TG01 however what they do make is some fabulous product that are sleek, simple and work fantastic.
If you look thru the dimensions of different phones the HTC P6300 measures about the same as the TG01 and works great. Easily slides in and out and all the ports are accesable. The holder is also capable of doing a complete 360 so landscape and portrait are not a problem.
I use the phone in the car for MP3, GPS and phone. If I could only find a charger/3.5mm audio plug that would work at the same time that would be my little slice of heaven.
Good luck
bobo972 said:
yes is possible to charge the phone in this cradle.
This is a pictureof my car...
h**p://forum.xda-developers.com/picture.php?albumid=968&pictureid=3513
(i'm sorry for the link but i can't post link and picture because i'm a new member...)
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Thanks for the picture & information where to buy. Are you using the holder from one of your links? I quite like your phone holder!
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Support for landscape mode !? and charging too !?
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I don't know. My model not support landscape mode.
Thanks for the picture & information where to buy. Are you using the holder from one of your links? I quite like your phone holder!
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No, i buy my car holder in september on ebay. The pictures of the links I feel it is equal
lackeym said:
proclipusa.com does not make one for the TG01 however what they do make is some fabulous product that are sleek, simple and work fantastic.
If you look thru the dimensions of different phones the HTC P6300 measures about the same as the TG01 and works great. Easily slides in and out and all the ports are accesable. The holder is also capable of doing a complete 360 so landscape and portrait are not a problem.
I use the phone in the car for MP3, GPS and phone. If I could only find a charger/3.5mm audio plug that would work at the same time that would be my little slice of heaven.
Good luck
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Good finding. I was comparing latest HTC phones with TG01, hoping something will match but never found one.
Cradle
Hi I got a universal one from a T-mobile shop. Its strong and has a fixed arm from the windscreen suction pad, so no wobbling around. I use it daily you can charge it at the same time as there is a hole in one of the arms that you can get the cable through.
I have attached a photo of it.
And a link to T-mobile.
hope this is of help.
gingerchristopher
http://www.t-mobile-accessories.co.uk/P_HOLSUCKT2_Suction+Holder.html
As bobo972 posted the link on ebay(Italy, Spain), I searched ebay UK and can not find the same thing here. Cant undestand whether those traders charge postage, how much. May be bobo972 can help to translate the page!
I found an app in /system/bin/ that lets you control your displays :-D
Now we just need to figure out the pin-out of the connector If somebody can find me a plug that fit the docking port correctly I could probably figure out the pinout for us and post instructions.
Code:
# nvdmmultidisplay
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dmmultidisplay usage:
dmmultidisplay [disp_option] [case_option] <activity_option>
<disp_option> can be one of the following (default is '--lcd'):
--off: Turn off all displays
--lcd: Test LCD Display
--hdmi: Test HDMI with no display on LCD
--crt: Test CRT Display with no display on LCD
--tvout: Test TV-Out Display with no display on LCD
--lcd_hdmi OR --lcd_crt OR --lcd_tvout: Test for dual display at the same time
<case_option> can be one of the following (default is '--case1'):
--case1: Demonstrate case #1
--case2: Demonstrate case #2
<activity_option> can be one of the following:
--ui: Show only UI without playing video
--play: Play only video without displaying UI
--uiplay: Show UI together with playing video
--file <filename>: Video file to be played (including path)
--query_displays: Query some info about all displays
--query_active: Query more info about active displays
Command-line examples:
Turn on LCD and HDMI displays and play default video; use case 1:
dmmultidisplay --lcd_hdmi --play
Turn on LCD and HDMI displays and play default video and show UI; use case 2:
dmmultidisplay --lcd_hdmi --case2 --uiplay
KinkyMunkey said:
I found an app in /system/bin/ that lets you control your displays :-D
Now we just need to figure out the pin-out of the connector If somebody can find me a plug that fit the docking port correctly I could probably figure out the pinout for us and post instructions.
Code:
# nvdmmultidisplay
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dmmultidisplay usage:
dmmultidisplay [disp_option] [case_option] <activity_option>
<disp_option> can be one of the following (default is '--lcd'):
--off: Turn off all displays
--lcd: Test LCD Display
--hdmi: Test HDMI with no display on LCD
--crt: Test CRT Display with no display on LCD
--tvout: Test TV-Out Display with no display on LCD
--lcd_hdmi OR --lcd_crt OR --lcd_tvout: Test for dual display at the same time
<case_option> can be one of the following (default is '--case1'):
--case1: Demonstrate case #1
--case2: Demonstrate case #2
<activity_option> can be one of the following:
--ui: Show only UI without playing video
--play: Play only video without displaying UI
--uiplay: Show UI together with playing video
--file <filename>: Video file to be played (including path)
--query_displays: Query some info about all displays
--query_active: Query more info about active displays
Command-line examples:
Turn on LCD and HDMI displays and play default video; use case 1:
dmmultidisplay --lcd_hdmi --play
Turn on LCD and HDMI displays and play default video and show UI; use case 2:
dmmultidisplay --lcd_hdmi --case2 --uiplay
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Does anyone have a SandDisk Sansa device with the connector? I know you can buy breakouts of that connector (like the ipad) from Sparkfun. Maybe that one fits. It is similar to the ipad 30 pin connector
I do. The pins fit perfectly, but it's connector goes to USB. Not sure where to go from here
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I do. The pins fit perfectly, but it's connector goes to USB. Not sure where to go from here
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Wow.. Ok then. I am going to order this. It is a sansa breakout plug that allows you to solder to the board. Once we get it working, we can make a cable with the plug they sell also.
http://www.kineteka.com/sansabreakout.aspx
... and see if we can figure out the pin outs!
Thanks for the update.
YOU ROCK! great find... I just ordered one too....
Does anybody know if it's safe to hook the HDMI directly into the connector? I am worried that the dock might have extra power filtering circuitry or protection we could be bypassing by hooking directly into it. (i have only heard plans for a dock, personally i would rather have an HDMI adapter, it would be AMAZING for presentations, opening up a google docs slideshows work great on this thing already)
Did you try plugging the Sansa USB cable in?
no, i just checked to see if it connected into the port. for gits and shiggles!
Yes, i did plug the USB into my computer. Nothing recognized while G Tab was running 2.04. When i reboot into CWM, i went into mounts and storage, mounted /sdcard. Computer didn't recognize. pulled USB from computer - viewsonic reset. Mounted storage in USB mode - same happened. Nothing showing up on the computer.
I know its not cost effective but wondering if something like this would do anything with the sansa usb connector attached?
http://sewelldirect.com/Sewell-HD-Deck-USB-to-HDMI.asp
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YOU ROCK! great find... I just ordered one too....
Does anybody know if it's safe to hook the HDMI directly into the connector? I am worried that the dock might have extra power filtering circuitry or protection we could be bypassing by hooking directly into it. (i have only heard plans for a dock, personally i would rather have an HDMI adapter, it would be AMAZING for presentations, opening up a google docs slideshows work great on this thing already)
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Mine is on its way. Tried to find a similar breakout for HDMI, but not found yet. I guess I will just cut the end off a cheap HDMI cable and wire it to the breakout. When we get it right, I will wire it to the regular plug. I bought one of those too.
Now, who is going to figure out the pinouts? I dont have a scope to read signals like these.. just a good multi meter
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Mine is on its way. Tried to find a similar breakout for HDMI, but not found yet. I guess I will just cut the end off a cheap usb and wire it to the breakout. When we get it right, I will wire it to the regular plug. I bought one of those too.
Now, who is going to figure out the pinouts? I dont have an scope to read signals like these.. just a good muti meter
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Hello guys, I am Mike from Kineteka. We noticed traffic coming from XDA and decided to investigate. We are very interested in your discovery and would like to work with you on developing an HDMI adapter.
Regards,
Mike
Kineteka Systems
Kineteka said:
Hello guys, I am Mike from Kineteka. We noticed traffic coming from XDA and decided to investigate. We are very interested in your discovery and would like to work with you on developing an HDMI adapter.
Regards,
Mike
Kineteka Systems
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Hey Mike! Welcome. We need help! no one has an hdmi cable for the viewsonic yet. As you see, someone believes the sansa cable fits our viewsonic dock... I and others have ordered on that chance. But we do not have the pinout on the dock connector...and as I mentioned, we need a pigtail HDMI cable to connect to the sansa breakout. Can you send me a private message and we can work on this.
thanks
Dennis
Ok... got my sansa connector breakout board/connector and a spare connetor. but, I have not a clue what to do next! The breakout board connector comes with the other parts to put around it such as the locking pins and plastic cover, but there is no way that fits over the breakout pc board, it is slotted for a cable like the parts on the regular cable connnetor I got. So I assume it does not work so I am clueless why it is included. That being said, there is very little contact with the connetor and the port on the tablet (absent the locking pins to hold it in). Now the big question is while I have it "sitting in there" (connected) how do we begin to test any signals coming out of the port??
Kinkymonkey,
Did you get your plug yet and have you had any luck with the pin out?
Mike from Kineteka, can you lend any insight on the pinout for us?
Thanks
So,, What can i supply about your development??
I have received your PM. and what information need i supply?
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I have received your PM. and what information need i supply?
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We need the schematic for the connector
Thx
I just got it, but it won't fit the plug, it looks like the metal tabs under the connector are just a little bit closer together then slots on the plug - it fits in sideways but it won't go in straight because of those metal tabs :-( Did it actually fit in yours? (i have one of the first 1000....)
Ya- that black cover in the bag is wierd.. did you notice the big holes in the side too- i think those little tiny plastic clips are meant to cover them- man would that be a pain to put together. it must have come from whatever kit the sansa connector came from, They just bought a bunch of cheap connectors and soldered on the breakout board.
On a plus note, the box also contained a cool rubber ducky robot, a christmas card, and a multipage color sales guide for the archos tablet line (LOL! ironic) so it wasn't a total loss... just a really expensive rubber ducky...
oh, btw wrap a piece of electical tape around the pins coming out the back of the connector (instead of the black plastic cover), that way you don't have to worry about touching them when you are plugging in it (sending static electricity from your fingers into the HDMI connector would probably be a bad thing)
Wrap it from the thick part of the connector back down the pc board coming out the back.
I did that so i could get a better grip - but it still won't fit
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I just got it, but it won't fit the plug, it looks like the metal tabs under the connector are just a little bit closer together then slots on the plug - it fits in sideways but it won't go in straight because of those metal tabs :-( Did it actually fit in yours? (i have one of the first 1000....)
Ya- that black cover in the bag is wierd.. did you notice the big holes in the side too- i think those little tiny plastic clips are meant to cover them- man would that be a pain to put together. it must have come from whatever kit the sansa connector came from, They just bought a bunch of cheap connectors and soldered on the breakout board.
On a plus note, the box also contained a cool rubber ducky robot, a christmas card, and a multipage color sales guide for the archos tablet line (LOL! ironic) so it wasn't a total loss... just a really expensive rubber ducky...
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I did not get any of those trinkets......but my plug engages but just not very deep. I wa assuming the metal hook piece ( when it would be assembled with the cover and the black plastic " buttons" for squeezing the pins) would hold it in. But the other poster said his plug fit.....so i dont know.
I wish Mike from the vendor would chime in again.
a bit confused
XDA is no longer worth my time.
I am briefly reserecting this old thread as I got my dock today. I was all set to pull it apart, cut the end off an HDMI cable and try and trace the pinout with my Sensa Breakout plugs I bought from Kinetica. Well, after seeing the connector on the dock, and knowing the Kinetica plug did not fit and I was going to have to modify and force it on someway, it is not even close to looking like the plug on the dock. I think the poster who plugged his Sansa cable in must have forced it or something or it is completely different from the cable that Kinetica sold us as a Sensa plug. It looks so much bigger in width and it the throat is much narrower ( I know the dock plug is made for the tablet to just "sit" on it and not stay pugged in, but even though it does not have the little clips on the sides that hold this type of plug engaged, the SAnsa cable is just not going to work. So, I will not be pulling the dock apart at this time until someone can spec the dock connector and find us one that is an exact fit.
I wasted $20 bucks on those two plugs unfortunately along with a few others here.
Hey folks, I need an up/down angle charge-only MicroUSB cable for my Note 4.
I can find right and left angle that provide quick charge rates but cannot find any up or down angle, which is what my need is at the moment.
Something that looks like this slow-charging startech cable:
CZ Eddie said:
Hey folks, I need an up/down angle charge-only MicroUSB cable for my Note 4.
I can find right and left angle that provide quick charge rates but cannot find any up or down angle, which is what my need is at the moment.
Something that looks like this slow-charging startech cable:
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http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-...07463&sr=8-2&keywords=micro+usb+cable+up+down
Would that work?
avilancaster said:
http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-...07463&sr=8-2&keywords=micro+usb+cable+up+down
Would that work?
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No, that is a data sync cable which will not reach full charging speed. But thanks.
CZ Eddie said:
No, that is a data sync cable which will not reach full charging speed. But thanks.
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Oh, my bad. I can't help you then. Good luck!
Up down angle
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Up down angle
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CZ Eddie said:
Hey folks, I need an up/down angle charge-only MicroUSB cable for my Note 4.
I can find right and left angle that provide quick charge rates but cannot find any up or down angle, which is what my need is at the moment.
Something that looks like this slow-charging startech cable:
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Are you talking about the ones that look like a "U" shaped plug, where the cable wraps around the backside of the phone?
If so, the only place I seen anything like that has been at electronic stores and Amazon e-reader Kindle displays. I managed to talk to store manager at one of these stores who let me trade the cable out with a cable I bought from the store. I won't mention the store name because that doesn't matter, it's strictly YMMV when it comes to this.
Honestly its the only place I could find one but this was a few years ago and they could be available now.
rosedog said:
Are you talking about the ones that look like a "U" shaped plug, where the cable wraps around the backside of the phone?
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It looks like the picture in my OP.
Hi guys! I need some help with hardware.
I've serached in the forum topics about it, but didn't find. So, my last hope is to post here and wait some light.
I'm looking for a form of adapt the conector of the lcd screen of my broken Razr HD(xt925) into a conector that allows me to conect the phone to a generic lcd screen without the touch. I don't know if it's possible, but worths a shot.
Sant Mark said:
Hi guys! I need some help with hardware.
I've serached in the forum topics about it, but didn't find. So, my last hope is to post here and wait some light.
I'm looking for a form of adapt the conector of the lcd screen of my broken Razr HD(xt925) into a conector that allows me to conect the phone to a generic lcd screen without the touch. I don't know if it's possible, but worths a shot.
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HI there!
Looks like the razor xt925 does support HDMI out You will need an HDMI cable with a standard Type A connector at one end and the Type D connector at the other (note that although it is visually similar, this is not compatible with micro-USB). Turn off the TV and the phone, connect the cable and then switch on your TV. Use your TV remote to switch to the HDMI channel, and then make sure your phone is switched on, the screen is on and the device unlocked. You should be good to go!
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