I have searched all the Galaxy Note 4 forums and Google searched looking to find a diagram for the connectors under the back cover. I want to see if I can make device mods or new accessories with this information. I have looked in the Samsung developer's program database, and cannot find this information. Can I get some help please?
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Hello Everyone I Would Greatly Appreciate If Some People Had Some Extra Parts They Are Looking To Get Rid Of. Can You Please Post What You Have And How Much.
Thank You Very Much
Looking For:
Whole Shell
Keyboard Circuit Board
2g Memory Card
USB port
I could do with a USB port as mine broke and T Mobile refused to repair it
Check out the sticky at the top of this thread,lol
Cheers
Wiki says it has an external GPS antenna connector?
I had a look at one in a 3Mobile shop in melbourne and i couldnt see anything that resembled this. Nor is there anything in the photos on the HTC website.
Can anyone shed any lite on this? Does the back panel come off and reveal a gps antenna port?
*I did search for "gps" in the whole Sapphire forum and it returned zero results.
not unless is plugs into the usb port on the bottom.
that's the only port on the entire phone.
not really sure, but there may one, just not really external... you have to disassemble the body of the phone to get access to the plug....
Hi there!
I'm trying to replace the mini-USB charger port in my hd2 but havent had the chance to open the phone yet and trying to buy components. which part do I need for it? a 5-pin or 8-pin?
I am currently awaiting for my torx screw drivers to come through the post and preparing all the parts I need. So far, I have not found any site that has showed how to fix this on the HD2.
My plan is to purchase the mini-USB port, open my phone up and solder in the new port. Has anyone attempted this yet successfully?
I also posted a response to this in the "Arrow
[FAQ] Q&A: How? Where? what? Ideas? [New Users?]" thread you posted this in. The HD2 has a 5 pin micro USB port, it is soldered to the bottom of the main board. I have read post of people having success with replacing it and I have also read post saying it is not just a easy task unless you are good at soldering. Good luck.
thanks! (my apologies for double posting). from what i've read so far on people trying to replace these parts on the internet, it's a lot easier if you used a dremel to cut off the rear shielding of some sort.
i think my screen needs replacing along the way but i wanna get the charging port working first
off to order some parts off ebay now
In hackaday there's an article on replacing usb ports.. I cant post it but I can send it over by PM if you want
By the way, do you mind posting some photos of the HTC HD2' usb port when you open it? I never opened mine but I need to change the usb port too.. so any intel I can get in advance.. the better ;-)
Hi,
I browsed whole forum, but I didn't find any answer. I have this usb sound card "i-tec 7.1.Channel Audio Adapter" (can't post link), is there any possibility, that it will work with Galaxy Note 3? If there is any tested card which works I don't have problem to buy new one.
My desktop is broken so I'm considering, if to buy new one or replace desktop with my phone. I have 5.1 speakers and I can't find any solution how to connect it to phone. Could any one advise me how to do it?
I ask before trying anything, because I don't want to buy any useless accessories.
Thank you for your answers
usb sound card
anyone?
it is shown in this video youtube.com/watch?v=9nh2NSLgaII at 1:17
I don't how to set it up like this.
I have an old Samsung S6 that contains some old photos and videos I want to recover. The phone is broken. I destroyed it even further by being careless and trying to find the JTAG port. Now it seems that the only way I have to get the data is to extract the flash chip from the board and read the contents. The chip is KLUBG4G1BE-E0B1. Does anyone know where I can find the datasheet for this? I am willing to give it a go but before I buy the necessary tools I want to make sure I can even read the datasheet. Thanks!