Can someone please help. I need Nixon mission charger pinout. If someone can use DMM (multimeter) and probe Nixon charger and let me know which pin is (+) and which is (-) on the charger.
I forgot my charger in hotel and now I am stuck with dead watch. Nixon webpage shows charger to be "out of stock"
I will really appreciate your help.
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Does anybody have the electronic schematic diagram ?
Or anybody know where to get it ?
Bought on eBay as with faulty usb connector !
Have changed mini usb connector and and phone does not charge even turns on ! The is not +5V on the battery pins !
Could somebody help me ? THX !
forget it it works !!!
the battery was totally discharged must connect it to external power adapter and made a little charging after then it started on !!!
I am trying to find out what the correct, original charger is for the wizard.
If you have a wizard, can you please look at your home wall charger / ac adapter and tell me what the specs are? Is it 500mA, 800mA, 1A, something else? It should say directly on the charger somewhere.
Also, have you ever had any problems charging the phone with it. There is a problem with the travel chargers (500mA) charging a wizard if the battery is completely empty - it has trouble starting the charge (charges fine if it didn't die completely). So - if your phone battery completely dies because you did not charge it at night or something, can your charger get it charging and running again without any issues?
That's it! Just trying to find what the original charger is so I can order one like it. I have found 800mA chargers easily but I was thinking the original was 1A instead. Not sure though...
Thanks!
Only 1.00 amp charger is capable to charge a completely discharged (dead) battery,so get a 1A wall charger,you won't regret.Every Wizard device is supplied originally with a 1A charger,so thats what I have,never had any charging problem,even if sometimes gets lower than the required retention charge,it gets the battery charged.
That's what I thought...I'm just having the toughest time finding those online...It seems nobody has an original charger or even one with similar specs...They are all too weak...the 1A chargers I have found have been 5.5V and not 5V.
Any ideas on where to get an original? It seems like 5V 1A USB charger would not be so hard to find but they are all too weak or don't list the specs (in which case they may not be the right one). Perhaps there is a manufacture part number on your charger? If so, maybe I can do a search for that part number and find it.
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That's what I thought...I'm just having the toughest time finding those online...It seems nobody has an original charger or even one with similar specs...They are all too weak...the 1A chargers I have found have been 5.5V and not 5V.
Any ideas on where to get an original? It seems like 5V 1A USB charger would not be so hard to find but they are all too weak or don't list the specs (in which case they may not be the right one). Perhaps there is a manufacture part number on your charger? If so, maybe I can do a search for that part number and find it.
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Well,I can give you charger details which I'm using ,I don't know if its available online,but there's no harm in trying,You can try e-bay online,here they are :-
DELTA ELECTRONICS INC
AC/DC Adapter MA0614
INPUT : 100-240-200mA 50-60Hz
OUTPUT : 5V...1000A
Good luck !
I lost my charging block for the tablet. I can charge it connected to a computer as a USB, but I have to turn it off and it only went up 4% in around 30-45 minutes. Can anyone help me speed up the process or help me look for a new charging station for under 10$? Thanks. I hope somebody from Asus see's this so they can help me.
Again, thanks for you guys' help.
Take a look at this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1087321&highlight=diy+charger
In addition there is this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1210638
It would cost you uh... a female usb plug and a molex connector (or if you prefer just solder the female head directly on the wires from the psu)
Found it. It was in the bottom of my laptop bag Thanks for your help!
Hey guys
First, I hope I'm asking at the right forum. I searched at xda and it seems to be closest that fits. If there is a need to transfer it to different forum please do or let me know there to.
Than, I have a big problem and I do hope you can help me with- my Cube-i7-Book don't charge not by the Wall charger nor by the Usb-c charger.
I read a lot about the coube-I7-book and just before they started talking about the new one I bought it (+original keyboard). It arrived and I start using it about 3 moons ago.
1. Last moons I bought a Aukey fast USB desk charger (charge other devises ) and try to charge my cube-I7-book with the USB-c cable I got with my LG smartphone. It looks like the charger is connected but it doesn't charge (I try again and again).
2. Last night my cube-I7-book buttery was very low. I connected it to the wall charger as I always do and went to sleep. In the morning I took a look at the cubeI7-book. I was surprise to see it was still charging. I let it to continue charging. At the evening I checked again. It got 61% and stop charging. I re connect it to the charger and to a different wall socket - there was no reaction. I restart the cubeI7 book -nothing.
3. Could the problem is in the wall charger? If so what different charger l have to look for in order to check?
4. If it's not the charger, what can it be and what can I do to make it work? It is a new device and I really want it to work.
5. What about the USB-c charging? Why isn't it working? Can I do something about it?
Thank you for your help,
Did you manage to fix your problem. I have the same issue. Did you try to use a macbook usb-c charger, instead of a phone usb-c charger?
Only just seeing this, sounds odd. USB charging works well for me (although sometimes I need to unplug and replug the cable if charging doesn't start right away). You need to make sure that your USB c charger provides "power delivery " and in particular, I think, 12v charging, maybe 9v is also OK, but the standard 5v that some USB chargers provide is definitely not enough.
You may have a look at the forum on techtablets.com, there's a subforum for the i7 book with wire a few people active.
Hello friends
Here is a circuit diagram for Huawei the Chargar IC to exchange
Can someone tell me what a chargar i need
On Chargar IC stands ADT
Thank you
Huawei786 said:
Hello friends
Here is a circuit diagram for Huawei the Chargar IC to exchange
Can someone tell me what a chargar i need
On Chargar IC stands ADT
Thank you
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I don't know what you mean by "chargar" and what you say there, but the title of this thread is "short circuit" and no longer charged, but if it's true "no longer charged" and it doesn't charge, that means 2 things;
1. Full Motherboard is fried (if the phone still powers on then is not fried)
2. Charging port is fried
To fix that you need to change the complete motherboard, because the charging port is soldered into the board
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I don't know what you mean by "chargar" and what you say there, but the title of this thread is "short circuit" and no longer charged, but if it's true "no longer charged" and it doesn't charge, that means 2 things;
1. Full Motherboard is fried (if the phone still powers on then is not fried)
2. Charging port is fried
To fix that you need to change the complete motherboard, because the charging port is soldered into the board
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Hi
When I charge the phone, the power adapter goes off it has a red Led
I think the power supply ic is defective
Where you can find his circuit diagram
Huawei786 said:
Hi
When I charge the phone, the power adapter goes off it has a red Led
I think the power supply ic is defective
Where you can find his circuit diagram
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I don't know. Device diagrams are rarely send to public. Have you made a google search?
Yes I have
Unfortunately no information found because of short circuit
How to fix the short circuit
How can you upload an image here?