Booklet 3g connections accessories
so, i have this booklet 3g with HD out on the HDMI!
unfortunately, for the moment, i am not aware of any projector units that are using HDMI and cannot connect my booklet 3g to do power point projectors for business.....meaning that i still have to take my older netbook to use.
i would have thought that bestbuy would have had the accessories available when the booklets came in, and it would have been a better draw to offer the pre-order people an incentive if they would have thrown the HDMI-to-DVI adapter in free for doing the pre-orders.
so far, the adapters are still not available and the website says in stores only. i called the NY and Chicago stores and they do not have the parts, and the best buy stores, though it is the same as the Euro company Car Phone Warehouse, are still clueless about what this unit is and why they are selling it.
has anyone been able to find the nokia branded OEM adapters for thier booklet 3g's yet?
please post the links.
specifically ad-74 Nokia HDMI-to-DVI, ad-73 Nokia USB-to-Ethernet, and cp-379 Nokia Sleve
Message Edited by ceroberts75 on 21-Nov-2009 01:56 PM
I wanted to provide an update for anyone still trying to find an easy way to connect the Booklet to a VGA port.
I purchased an HP HDMI to VGA converter (shown below, part NP031AA#ABA use google to find it). It costs $40 new, and it is made to convert the HDMI output port on HP laptops into a VGA output port. As the VGA output is really important for me, I figured it was worth a shot and bought this converter. To my complete surprise it works with the Nokia booklet, and even activates the external display automatically once it's plugged in (ie: no need to push the function-display button). It is a wonderful solution to this issue.
To pre-empt some arguments - as many people have pointed out, HDMI is a digital signal while VGA is analog, hence the simple pass-through cables not working for this conversion. I don't know exactly what's different about this converter except that the VGA port is inside a relatively large housing (see below), and the entire thing gets pretty warm during use, so I think there's some electronics going on in there. Maybe the converter is drawing power from the HDMI port and using this to power the D-A conversion? Or maybe the HDMI out on the Booklet and HP laptops somehow contain an analog signal that this converter is mapping to the VGA port? Anyway whatever it is doing the good news is that it works with the Booklet. I'd be happy to provide photos of it working if anyone would like them.
I hope this info helps anyone that needs to connect the Booklet to a projector. Nokia really should have included one of these dongles with the booklet!
Please Kudos me if you find this answer helpful!
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Best value stepper control solution
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I'm currently working on a university project to build a 2-axis traverse for our wind tunnel. We are going to be using stepper motors for the movement and controlling them through LabVIEW. I've been looking at motion controllers but have to admit I'm a bit confused about a few things. So far I've come up with two possible options but am unsure of the accessories I will need to achieve the functionality I require. Here are the options:
1. PCI-7334 4-axis stepper controller (4-axis card instead of 2-axis so that a third axis of movement can be added at a later date)
2. NI-9512 CompactRIO module x2
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Thanks in advance for any help,
Adam
Solved!
Go to Solution.Hi Adam,
The two options of PCI-7334 and NI-9512 will both be suitable for controlling NEMA 23 stepper motors.
I have found a few documents which will detail what you need for each of these options.
PCI-7334 - http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/372324d.pdf
NI9512 - http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/375578a.pdf
For more information on what comes with each module and the current pricing i would advise contacting our sales team for a more in depth discussion with you so that you get the best setup for your needs.
If you are based in the UK or Ireland then you can call 01635 523545.
Please post back if you have any further questions.
Best Regards,
Ben B.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK & Ireland
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• after pressing OK button next window pops up as follow.
• welcome to get connected wizard which says please have your mobile phone and connectivity accessories at hand and click next , after conecting phone suddenly a message comes up saying that thereis no available connection type therefore the connection to the phone can not be established. the wizard will exit , I have to press okay as thereis no other button available, once I press okay the whole window disappears ."I was able to fix my problem by completely uninstalling PC Suite and artifacts of its install using the PC Suite Cleaner app (Extras in the software section)
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After reading several questions and answers on here, it seems like we should do the following:
1) My sister should take advantage of her upgrade eligibility and upgrade to a smartphone with, say, the 2GB data plan.
2) I would then do an AoL on both of their lines.
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Thank you!helixcon wrote:
... Is it important that she upgrade before the AoL? Is there any point in this process at which point my wife or I would be in danger of losing our current data plans? I do not want to switch to a Share Everything plan at this point.
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