CA-159 cable

Iv'e just ordered some RJ48(10p10c) plugs to modify a CA-159 cable to fit my CK-7w advanced charging port to give me a micro USB charging lead rather than the 2.0mm plug. Can anyone tell me which contacts in the RJ48 I should put the blue and green wires into, or am I best leaving them un-connected?
Also, does anyone know what the un-labeled port on the HF-21 from my CK-300 does. If I plug a CA-159 in to this RJ11 port will it provide power to charge my Lumia 920?
Any help would be much appreciated as I'm at a bit of a loss as to what else to try given that Nokia don't seem to want to support equipment that is only a few years old, but would obviously rather that people bought the latest kits even if they don't realy require them

Whilst I can understand modification for the sake of neatness, I would bear in mind that mAh output from CK-300 really not adequate for modern devices and won't sustain device current consumption if Navigation being used (whatever battery level before journey it will be less after).
You could look at the likes of Brodit holder:http://www.brodit.com/productList.html?brand=Nokia&model=Lumia+920&pn=prod
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CA-159 and CA-161 cables

I too received a CK-200 as a present, only to notice it was an ISO version and not the direct input version. As both kits are the same except the cables, I only need to find the direct input cable CA-161. I would also like to be able to charge the phone from the car kit, which can be done with the charger cable CA-159.
Thus I am very much interested in finding a retailer (web or otherwise) where I can buy the CA-161 and CA-159 cables.
Anyone have a clue?

Whilst I can understand modification for the sake of neatness, I would bear in mind that mAh output from CK-300 really not adequate for modern devices and won't sustain device current consumption if Navigation being used (whatever battery level before journey it will be less after).
You could look at the likes of Brodit holder:http://www.brodit.com/productList.html?brand=Nokia&model=Lumia+920&pn=prod
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Micro B charger cable for CK-100

Hi,
I have a CK-100 car kit and trying to find a replacement/upgrade charge cable (CA-134) with a USB micro B connector instead of the 2mm that is fitted. The user/installation guide mentions that an alternative USB cable may be supplied but all searches have failed to find one. The alternative is to make up a cable RJ45 at the CK end, I can buzz it out but does anyone have the pin out for the RJ45? I've tried the CA-146 adapter and to be honest it's naff - it runs hot and the output is reduced to the point that whilst running my satnav app the phone will discharge faster than it can be charged, I've also tried the adapter on a standard car charger with the same results.
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Hespy wrote:
A long time since you posted this but did you manage to find a source of the CA-159 cable?
I too am replacing phone and will end up with a micro USB charging point and no way of charging it ifrom the CK-100 car kit.
Is this what you are looking for?https://www.systo.co.uk/uncategorised/ca-159-ladekabel-microusb-f-r-ck-200-5er-pack-296388.html
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Connecting 2 TVs to HDMI port on FIOS HD cable box

I want to connect two HD TVs to a single FIOS HD Set Top Box (STB) that has one HDMI output. The two TVs will be back to back across a wall between our family room and kitchen so cable distances for the **bleep**hest TV will be ~15'. I realize both TVs wouldl have to "watch" the same channel selected on the STB. Can I just use a passive HDMI "splitter" like this one: http://www.cablesunlimited.com/products/Prod_Individual3.aspx?groupcode=I3587 ? Would an active splitter like this: http://www.cablesunlimited.com/products/Prod_Individual3.aspx?groupcode=I3605 offer any advantage for my situation? Any help will be appreciated.

I would be wary of the passive splitter as it doesn't list HDCP compliance. This may cause the handshake between the STB and TV to fail if 2 sets try to respond to the handshake request. The active splitter lists compliance but is quite expensive at $159.
As for the use of component cables (red / blue / green RCA jacks), that will still give full HD resolution but require a separate audio connection. All the outputs on the HD STBs are active simultaneously so no additional hardware besides the cables would be required. Many people feel there is little or no difference between HDMI and component. It would be cheaper to at least try component cables first as they can be had fairly inexpensively from monoprice.com (have used their HDMI and component cables with excellent results).
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I updated my iphone to ios 6. now i can not charge my phone with any cable. it says charging do not support this accessory. what should i do now? can anyone help please!!!!!!!1

i updated my iphone to ios 6. now i can not charge my phone with any cable. it says charging do not support this accessory. what should i do now? can anyone help please!!!!!!!

I upgraded my iPhone 4 last evening to iOS 6, the upgrade completed and the device was usable. Then in the morning I went to the device to check E-mail, Voice Messages, Test Messages, etc... and the phone was dead. I tried plugging the device into a charger (for a couple of hours) - still dead. Plugged into computer with iTunes, device not recognized or discovered, and iPhone was still dead... Took the iPhone into an Apple Store and the Technician looked it over for any visible signs of defect/malfunction, then performed various tasks to breathe life into the phone - nothing... His suggestion, at this point, was to replace the phone. He speculated that the iOS upgrade possibly corrupted the iPhone's charging firmware, and that this device was now a BRICK. Keep in mind that the phone and it's charging abilities were perfectly fine prior to the iOS Upgrade. I hate to go through the replacement hassle and the cost ($159.00) when the iOS upgrade caused the problem. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Which USB port output power provides Satellite M70-159

Hi!
I have a Satellite M70-159 and I'm looking to buy an external HDD 2.5".
I would like to know if the power provided from my notebook's USB port is 500mA or 1000mA because the external HDD I want to buy needs 1000mA to work.
Eitherwise what can I do to provide to the external HDD the power needed to work?
Thank you

Hi
In my knowledge the notebooks USB ports provides the standard power of 500mA.
Generally if a external USB HDD needs more as 500mA then either the special, external power supply cable is delivered together with the 2.5 HDD or the HDD is delivered together with an double USB cable.
By double USB cable I mean the cable which supports 2 USB jacks. In such case you can connect the HDD to two USB ports.
Check this pic:
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Apple Mini DVI to Video Adapter - do you need cables as well?????????????

Apple Mini DVI to Video Adapter
i have this already,but do i need a certain cable to go into the TV. as it only has one port instead of the usual 3 av leads have???
help please,confused...............

Look in your question and you'll find the answer...
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...the usual 3 av (audio/video) leads...
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I cant figure out why my HTC Droid DNA is no longer recognized by my computer when i hook it up with the USB cable that came with the phone.

I used to be able to just plug in my phone with the USB cable to my Windows 7 computer and browse phone storage with no issues. Now my computer sees it as an android phone but when it tries to automatically install the drivers for my phone on the computer, i get an access denied error message. No option on the phone that i can see that allows me to mount phone as a usb drive. This used to work just fine with nothing more than just hooking up the cable. What gives??

Let's get that access granted again, e_rock_b. The HTC DNA doesn't have a special USB Mass Storage Mode that needs to be turned on. Usually, it's as simple as connecting and browsing http://vz.to/1jktbZD as you mentioned. If your computer is no longer allowing that easy access, try the steps at http://vz.to/1jktvr6.
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Network Cable unplugged

I have BT Total Broadband Anywhere Home Hub 2. I have used it successfully on my desktop pc and wirelessly with my laptop. However I went away for 2 months and was unable to use either (everything was switched off whilst away). On my return the laptop can't connect at all, I just get two grey monitors with a red X and the information 'A Network Cable is unplugged'. I bought a netbook when away and am having the same problem with that now.
On the laptop that worked before, on my Network Connections it is showing as follows:
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Connected
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A check on the laptops device manager hardware shows everything as working properly, but when I try the Wireless WLAN configuration utility in Control Panel it tells me there are currently no wireless adapters available and enabled.
I am getting desperate as I cannot sit at the desktop for any length of time and need the laptop, please can anyone help?

chunkleberry wrote:
I have BT Total Broadband Anywhere Home Hub 2. I have used it successfully on my desktop pc and wirelessly with my laptop. However I went away for 2 months and was unable to use either (everything was switched off whilst away). On my return the laptop can't connect at all, I just get two grey monitors with a red X and the information 'A Network Cable is unplugged'. I bought a netbook when away and am having the same problem with that now.
On the laptop that worked before, on my Network Connections it is showing as follows:
Local Area Connection 2
Network cable unplugged
Broadcom 440 x 10/100 Integrated Controller
1394 Connection 2
Connected
1394 Net Adapter #2
I have tried connecting to the Hub with an ethernet cable without success and when I run the Hub Manager on the laptop it just says it can't connect with the hub. When I run the Hub Manager on my desktop it says there is no wireless device detected.
A check on the laptops device manager hardware shows everything as working properly, but when I try the Wireless WLAN configuration utility in Control Panel it tells me there are currently no wireless adapters available and enabled.
I am getting desperate as I cannot sit at the desktop for any length of time and need the laptop, please can anyone help?
Hi, the devices you have mentioned are the 'wired' connections. On most laptops, there are switched you can press to turn on and off wireless, is it posisble this has been done?
You can check to see if 'wireless network' appears by selecting the Start Button, then click on Control Panel and open, you should see 'Network' (doing this by memory) and open that up, you will see Wired Lan and Wireless Lan.
If Wireless Lan is disabled, you can right click on wireless lan and enable it, that should work.
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How to connect my Satellite C650 to TV with HDMI cable?

Connecting my laptop with my television??
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Claire

Hello Claire
I presume you use your notebook with original preinstalled OS that you got with your notebook so it should work without problems.
Connect your notebook to the TV with HDMI cable. If your TV has several HDMI ports please enable right port on TV and after doing this use FN+F5 key combination to switch from notebook to the TV.
When you use FN+F5 key combination can you see several options including HDMI option?

My macbook pro no longer connects to my TV with the mini dvi to hdmi adapter. A while ago the computer fell down and hit the cable. How can I tell if the computer is working ok. Doesn't show mirroring any more.

My macbook pro no longer connects to my TV with the mini dvi to hdmi adapter. A while ago the computer fell down and hit the cable. How can I tell if the computer is working ok. Doesn't show mirroring any more. Was working while watching a movie but when I pulled it out from the computer and put it back in the system would no longer mirrorr the screen on the TV.

The best option is an appointment at an Apple store genius bar. The evaluation will be for FREE!
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Mini-DVI to HDMI adapter or Mini-DVI to DVI cable?

I know Apple has a couple different Mini-DVI adapters for their Powerbook and MacBook computers. I don't especially like adapters and was wondering if anyone knows of a Mini-DVI to DVI cable.
Also, with the gaining popularity of HDMI, do you think we will ever see a Mini-DVI to HDMI adapter or cable?

Hi,
I know it is changing the subject, but I've been long frustrated by Apple's penchant for odd connectors, especially video connectors. Remember old quadras with 13 pin D connectors, powerbooks with square connectors, 7100s with I-don't-know-what connectors? All the while, ye olde VGA 15-pin D-sub connector was on just about everything else - even gas chromatographs.
We also got that funny mini-dix (Digital-Intel-Xerox) Ethernet connector on powerbooks when PCs were outfitted with familiar RJ-45 jacks. I did see one other machine that had the mini-dix: a government spec Zenith notebook.
I'm surprised Apple didn't use a VGA connector on the Macbook, given its above average exposure in the educational environment and greater than average odds of being hooked up to a lectern in a distance learning room. Pretty much to a tee, every distance learning setup I've seen has a VGA cable at the presenter's lectern. I worked in a university IT department, and it was pretty common for our loaner laptops to come back missing just about any ancillary goodie that could be misplaced. It isn't so bad to have to routinely stuff a new $2.00 cat-5 cable in the bag, but a $20.00 video dongle - not so good!
If Apple just couldn't countenance the idea of a VGA connector, I wonder how hard it would have been to have a normal size DVI connector? At least DVI-to-VGA connectors are easier to find, and better, aren't so expensive.
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When I connect the cable to my Macbook, the opened application streched out to a full screen (seems like computer detets the cable) but projector says 'no signal'.
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I'm still stucked.
By reading some articles, it says even using mini DVI adapter, the signal is still digital and if the projector doesn't accept digital signal then it's no use....
My projector is Epson EX3200 and it doesn't have any DVI or HDMI input.
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Why should this world be so complecated.....

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I recently bought a mini-DVI to VGA adapter from an Apple store, to connect my MacBook with a broken screen to a UMC LCD TV. When it came to plugging the VGA end into the TV, I realised it has exactly the same connector (female I think) as the TV. This obviously means they will not connect, and I haven't been able to find a connector that will do the job. I was surprised to find that after a fair amount of searching no one else appears to have had this problem, so maybe I'm being stupid somewhere here. Thanks for help.

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