3rd Party AC Adapters

My search turned up a lot of complaints about the lack of an included AC adapter, but almost nothing regarding people's experience using 3rd party products. I see them in various places for under $10.00, including shipping, and was wondering if anyone has used any of them.

I am familiar with Sonnett. They make a line of high quality products, so you should be quite pleased with this one. (I am wondering though about the much less expensive ones that you can usually buy for less than ten dollars, shipped). Don't wish to damage my iPod, but I know that there are tremendous markups on almost all accessories. Would appreciate hearing what the specs are, especially the output voltage and current (e.g. 5V, 500ma). Also whether it has circuitry that cuts off when fully charged.

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Recommendations for 3rd party AC adapters?

In the year that we've had this powerbook we've gone through 2 Apple brand AC adapters (one broke where the cord meets the brick - smoking! and the other one broke where the cord meets the notebook - sparking!) and we bought a 3rd party replacement from Other World Computing only to have the little pin fall off into the computer's charger port. Twice.
So I'm looking for a well-made (above all else) but hopefully cost effective 3rd party replacement adapter. Recommend away!

Hi,
I got a the MCE PORTABLE AC POWER ADAPTER FOR POWERBOOK G4 in december to use with my 15" g4 1.67. Works great except for no color ring indicating charging it is white though, which matches the original color scheme and for $40 from clubmac.com, it proved to be one of the better deals around at the time I think.
Good Luck!

OEM vs 3rd party power supplies

I'm interested in others' experiences with the relative quality of Lenovo and third-party power supplies, particularly with 20 volt, 90 watt supplies (e.g. for the T410).
I'm about to shop for a second power supply to use with a docking station. Price isn't my first consideration, but if buying a third party power supply will save me a few dollars without sacrificing quality, I'll do it. If any of the third party supplies are actually better than Lenovo supplies, I'd consider paying a premium.
If I do get a third party supply, are there any particular brands to look for, or look out for?

There have been reports of problems with 3rd party AC adapters, especially the sort you find on eBay or order direct from some supplier in China. You can get used genuine Lenovo AC adapters inexpensively at any store that sells used or refurbished PCs. I wouldn't try to save money on 3rd party AC adapters or batteries for that matter. It's not worth the risk.
Cheers... Dorian Hausman
X1C2, TPT2, T430s, SL500, X61s, T60p, A21p, 770, 760ED... 5160, 5150... S360/30

3rd Party Adapters in Soa 11g

Hi All,
Can anybody tell me from where i can download the external (third party) adapters like SAP, Siebel.... for SOA 11g?
from previous posts it was said that there are no 3rd party adapters included in Soa 11g.. But if there are available for soa 10g then Can I use those in SOA 11g?
If so how can I use them?...
Thanks
Marias

Hi,,
Thanks for the response. I installed the third party adapters. Now how can i start using them in the bpel process 11g..
Please correct me if im going wrong.. Can we see those adapters in jdeveloper 11g as we see the previous db, file etc....
--Marias

How 3rd party adapters are created?

Dear Experts
I wanted to know how 3rd party adapters are created, what are the methods and procedures involved in that?
I know 3rd party adapters are available in the market, but i just wanted to know that how they are created.

Hi,
May be this will be helpful to you, It may not be upto your requirement but i hope it will help you.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d1d9bf90-0201-0010-20b0-d00d866891c8
Bye,
Rahul.

3rd party adapters

can i get in detail with screen shots different 3rd party adapters like seeburger,iway etc and when and how to use them.

seeburger is mainly used to handle EDI(mostly used in B2B integration) and iway is used for Siebel.
thanx
Ahmad

Mini display 3rd party adapters

Anyone have any idea when we might expect to see any mini display 3rd party adapters? Most specifically so people who dont yet have the new model Mac Books can use the new 24" display....

I doubt that you will ever see an adapter to use the new 24" LED with an older model Mac b/c (I think) it would have to be active (not just a passive cable) and the market would probably not justify the cost. If it does ever exist, be prepared for the cost factor (high).

Using a 3rd party router for Multicast

Hi all,
There’s a lot of feedback on this board about using third party routers with Multicast, so we’ve decided to put this information all in the one place for you.
NOTE: the workarounds below haven’t been tested by BT as we do not support 3rd party routers and we do not endorse any of them. Our recommended router remains the Home Hub.
With the above statement in mind, we know that a lot of you do choose to use other routers. The information contained here has come from fellow customers who have given their time to share this information in good faith. Thanks to all of the forum members who have helped make this information available to our community it is a great example of the wealth of information that a community can provide and we hope this encourages users to come back and visit us in the future.
A special mention goes to walkerx who has posted and prompted a lot of the provided information.
Hub configurations in alphabetical order:
Apple Airport Extreme
Put your Airport Extreme into Bridge Mode and turn the Home Hub's wireless off.
[From MartinH's post]
ASUS RT-N66U
You must configure 'Enable VPN + DHCP Connection' to 'No' under the WAN option.
Settings used were:
- Have router on the latest firmware: 3.0.0.4.374.130
- Use the following settings in LAN > IPTV:
- 'Select ISP Profile' = None
- 'Choose IPTV STB Port' = None
- 'Use DHCP routes' = Microsoft
- 'Enable multicast routing (IGMP Proxy) = Enable
- 'Enable efficient multicast forwarding (IGMP Snooping) = Enable
- 'UDB Proxy (Udpxy) = 0
[From sepph's post]
Billion 7800DXL
Router has been reported to work.
[From walkerx's post]
Billion 7800N
Requires you to add another profile (Pure Bridge) to the EWAN port along with the PPPoE profile. Save settings & restart. Also enable IGMP proxy & snooping.
[TimCurtis' post]
DLink Dir 825
If enable multicast you can see the on-demand players but get an IPC6023 error when viewing the test channel (this means poor internet channel quality). This error message comes up even though it works if use the Home Hub 4
[walkerx's post]
Netgear R6300
Netgear R6300, but with the Home Hub 3.0 and 500Mbit Powerline adapters in the picture.
Modem -> HH3 -> R6300 -> Powerline -> 2 x Youview Boxes on other Powerlines.
To do this, configure the Home Hub 3.0 as 192.168.1.1, then disable its wireless and DHCP. Make sure that NAT and UPNP were enabled, and then set it to use the address 192.168.1.254 as a DMZ server.
Then configure the R6300 as the address 192.168.0.1, using the WAN IP address of 192.168.1.254, with 192.168.1.1 as the gateway and DNS server. The R6300 is then connected via WAN port to the HH3 Gigabit port.
In the R6300 settings switch on IGMP.
The above settings allow both YouView boxes to use on demand content and different streaming channels simultaneously, as well as giving the full features of the R6300 such as AC1750 wireless, network printing, and DLNA
[wigglr's post]
TP-Link AC1750
Router has been reported to work.
[zarf2007's post]
TP-Link Archer C7
Router has been reported to work.
[HappySlayerUK's post]
TP-Link TL-WR1043ND
No configuration needed, plug and play.
[walkerx's post]
TP-Link WDR4300 N750
Router has been reported to work.
[aseymour's post]
TP-Link TL-WDR4900 N900
Router has been reported to work, plug and play.
[cactusbob's post]
TP-Link routers in general
How to configure Multicast on TP-Link routers (from the TP-Link website).
One of our posters also found the following:
He found that your router must be able to do the following for Multicast:
For an end user connected via Openreach GEA (FTTC and FTTH)
• The Residential Gateway will support:
– IPoE for multicast traffic and PPPoE for BB traffic;
– VLAN tag ID of 0 or no VLAN tag ID for multicast and BB traffic;
– Fork IGMP requests up multicast and BB paths.
For an end user connected to an MSAN (WBC copper)
• The Residential Gateway will support:
– A dual VC architecture;
– Accept TV Connect multicast traffic on ATM VP/VC 0/35 with IPoE and broadband traffic on ATM VP/VC 0/38 with PPPoE;
– Fork IGMP requests up multicast and broadband paths.
IGMP should v3 and will be in range from 225.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255
[walkerx's post]
List of routers that do not appear to work:
Draytek 2750n
Linksys EA4500
linksys EA6300
Netgear AC6300
[From Red_Snow's post]
If you use a router that’s not listed here, do a search on the YouView from BT board to see if advice has been posted elsewhere. If it hasn’t, do post your question.
Thanks,
Stephanie
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3rd party iPhone 5 adapter question

I recently bought the iPhone 5 from AT&T and while i was there they said something that if i were to used a 3rd party adapter to charge my phone, i would leave a electric stamp in the phone and would void out any warranty and the same thing for 3rd party cases. Now to me, it sort of sounded like a crock to try to get me to buy thier marked up products but is there any truth to this?
Thanks in advance.

Ok so let's work out how much I need to spend on adapters!
We have 3 iPhone 4's in the house which I would love to upgrade to iPhone 5's plus 1 ipod touch which again I would love to upgrade.
We have 1 speaker dock in the dining room, 1 in the living room and 2 upstairs! Now charging is not a problem cos I will get lightning cables with all the new devices!
All of my docks are on many occasions being used at once!
So I need £120 worth of adapters.... Which to be honest are a bit ugly and I'm not convinced will fit some of my devices!!!
I got about £400 quids worth of equiptment which is now redundant unless I spend another £120!!
I personally am only one of many whos is not happy with having to buy the adapter!
I understand the need to move with times and thik the cable is brilliant! But common I bet it only costs a fiver to make!!!

3rd-party AC adapter for Powerbook and Macbook?

Looking into buying an AC adapter to keep at a 3rd location I'm spending a lot of time at. My current Powerbook won't live forever, so I'll probably be getting a Macbook (Pro) in a future that's nearer and nearer, and thus it'd be great if I could feed a future laptop off the same adapter. There are lots of adapters to work with whole collections of laptops, but for now I haven't found a single one that comes with the connectors for both a Powerbook and a Macbook. Are these models that different in their power requirements?

Apple was very slow to license its proprietary MagSafe connector to other manufacturers, though it appears they've finally done so now. For the longest time, it was just impossible to find anyone selling third-party MagSafe adapters, and those who did were clearly buying Apple adapters at full price and cutting the plugs off them. It made their products exorbitantly expensive. That's no longer the case; you can find junk MagSafe adapters online now for less than $25. I wouldn't buy one, but you may want to consider that option.

3rd-party MagSafe adapter almost caught fire!

OK, long story short, I was using my 13-inch MacBook just fine. I have been using this 3rd-party power adapter for a month or two after the original stopped working:
http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/lovemacs_2219_691224488
Things were still going fine, until suddenly just a little while before I began typing this, I noticed the green LED blinking yellow and smoke coming from it! Of course I panicked, shut off the power to the strip it was connected to, unplugged it and pulled out the power cord. The MacBook itself is OK, and the MagSafe port on it looks fine. The MagSafe connector itself looks fine; no frays on the wire, no burn marks on the connector itself, etc.; but now I'm afraid to re-plug it in (this might be the safest option.)
Any recommendations? Should I take my MacBook to an Apple Store? Or should I just go and buy a "real" 60w MagSafe power adapter?

buy an Apple branded adapter, you can often find them used on eBay etc.. 3rd party adapters tend to be of less quality. Lesson learned.

3rd Party SCORM Adapter

I'm wondering if anyone has implemented a 3rd party SCORM adapter with OLM? We have run into performance issues with the integrated SCORM Adapters ability to stream voice. Our courses are currently created with UPK - with voice - and are VERY large in size. Unfortunatley, UPK only supports WAV files at this time which is unfortunately a very large voice file with minimal to no compression.
We are experiencing tremendous slowdown deliverying this content with our existing OLM infrastructure. We had an OLM Architect completely review our implementation to assure accurate configuration and the result was that all was configured correctly - but the SCORM adapter doesn't efficiently stream the voice. Our experience has shown that each page takes approximately 175Kbp per page to bring down the voice (this compares to a 28Kbp voice call)....you can see the HUGE difference. '
Before I start researching other adapters for OLM - interested to hear if anyone else has experienced this same problem and potential resolutions.
NOTE: We are currently deployed with a single content server accessed over the WAN but are heavily considering local content servers...the issue becomes accurate replication and assuring every content server has the same "instance of the truth"....we would be deploying 18 content servers worldwide so I think you can see the concern here.
Of course and easy solution is no voice....but not the desired outcome.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Lisa

Lisa,
The SCORM Adapter has nothing to do with it. The SCORM adapter is simply an HTML frameset surrounding the content. The issue sounds like the content server machine more than anything else.
Scott
http://www.seertechsolutions.com

3rd Party AC-Adapter Question

I bought a 3rd Party AC-Adapter for my iPhone and I have a quick question.
I know the iPhone is required to charge w5 volts and not more, but it says on the box that the *Output DC* is 12V, but it also says 5V DC (regulated). Is this okay? Can I trust it to charge my iPhone? Will it affect the battery meter in anyway?

Apple was very slow to license its proprietary MagSafe connector to other manufacturers, though it appears they've finally done so now. For the longest time, it was just impossible to find anyone selling third-party MagSafe adapters, and those who did were clearly buying Apple adapters at full price and cutting the plugs off them. It made their products exorbitantly expensive. That's no longer the case; you can find junk MagSafe adapters online now for less than $25. I wouldn't buy one, but you may want to consider that option.

3rd party adapter integration into XI

Dear Experts
I wanted to know how 3rd party adapters are integrated into XI?

Hi Dheer,
There many third party adapters available in market.
One example is seeburger:
U need to follow the below steps for integration into XI:
For the same requirement you need to follow the below steps:
1) First deploye the Std seeburger mapping provided by see burger on XI
2) If you are using the AS2 adapter then you have to install the AS2 server on XI server.
3) Once you install the std seeburger on SAP XI server you will see the AS2,X400,OFTPS,VAN adapter on XI ID.
5) You need to call the std mapping in the adapter module which does the conversion from EDI to XML and XML to EDI.
if u need process then let me know I will send u the configuration threads which is required for integration.
EDI Adapter by SeeBurger
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/206e2b65-2ca8-2a10-edad-f2d1391644cb
B2B(EDI) Integration using SAP Netweaver XI and Seeburger AS2 Adapter
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/00f9cdf5-d812-2a10-03b4-aff3bbf792bf
Integrating XI with SeeBurger
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/6dc02f5d-0601-0010-cd9d-f4ff9a7e8c33
Brief about seeburger:
Seeburger adapters like OFTPS,AS2,X400 are used for B2B scenario where the file is coming through WAn network or mailbox. As XI dont have capability to convert the EDIFACT format file to XML the same work will be done by seeburger adapters.
The SEEBURGER Business Integration Converter (BIC) is an any-to-any format converter, used to translate EDI data and legacy data formats into XML and vice versa. It can also be used for complex, high performance XML-to-XML mappings or to interface to existing JDBC data sources.
Supported EDI formats include:
ANSI
EDIFACT
INHOUSE
IDOC
XML Schema
XML DTD
CSV
Delimited Data
positional data
SWIFT
EANCOM
and many more.
See for converting the EDI XML to EDI and XML-EDI you need to have a seeburger mapping program at the adapter module which does the conversion. For this module you need a BIC tool of seeburger which provides the different module program for EDI to XML and XML-EDI. This program needs to be deployed on XI and through adapter it has to be called for conversion.
refer belwo weblog:
/people/nithiyanandam.au2/blog/2008/02/20/handling-edi-interfaces-using-seeburger-bic-modules
Thnx
Chirag
Edited by: Chirag Gohil on Feb 25, 2008 12:51 PM

3rd Party adapter on different JVM

Dear Experts,
We want to buy a 3rd party adapter for SFTP as that is not supported in standard SAP PI, we are on SAP PI7.0. Can we install the 3rd party adapter on a separate JVM and use it in ID?
The adapters we are considering are Advantco & Aedaptive.

Hi Uday,
We have used Advantco SFTP adapter without any issues. We have deployed it in PI and it work fine.
Thanks,
Siva Kumar

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