NOMAD Jukebox 3 rechargeable lithium-ion batt

Hey,
I'm looking for a for my jukebox, but can't seem to find it. Suggestions anyone?.Message Edited by NHL on 02-0-2005 02:07 PM

http://www.batteryweb.com/mp3-batter...%20JUKEBOX%203 batteries are in stock 99$ US

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Exact Model Number of Toshiba lithium ion battery i need is G71C00082110

I have been unable to locate a replacement battery exactly like the one listed here. If anyone knows of a place, I'd appreciate a shout. Thanx 4 taking the time.

Post your full model number.
There should be another number on the battery, I think you are looking for this and its found in Canada :
Toshiba 6-cell Primary Battery (PA3817U-1BRS)
The Toshiba Primary Battery Pack is a 6-cell, rechargeable, Lithium Ion battery designed to work with
Toshiba Satellite/Satellite Pro L650, L650D, L655, L655D, L670, L670D, L675, L675D, L630, L630D, L640, L640D, L645, L645D, C640, C640D, C650, C650D, A660, A660D
MISC: Main Battery - Li-Ion Battery Pack PA3817U-1BRS DC10.8V, 48Wh (PABAS228)(G71C00082110).
That battery is listed here : http://www.toshiba.ca/productdetailpage.aspx?id=4730
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Lithium ion battery in a 2005 EOS 1DS camera

Can you switch to a lithium ion batter on a 2005 EOS 1DS camera?

Hi RLNF!
Thank you for posting!
The only battery pack made for the EOS-1DS was the NP-E3 NiMH battery pack. We do not have a lithium ion battery pack for this model.
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Nomad Jukebox 2 Batt

Do any of you know where can I purchase the Nomad Jukebox 2 battery?

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Nomad Jukebox Batt

I just purchased an original Nomad Juke box from a secondary market and I can't figure out how to ) charge the battery, 2) remove the cover to access the battery (there is no slide on the top or bottom of unit)
Any help will be GREATLY appreciated!!

Which player is it, is it the original Nomad Jukebox 6GB (blue or grey)? If so, the battery cover is on the back, and slides off. The player is charged with an AC adapter.
If you're not sure which player it is, can you post up a picture, or what model number is printed on it's
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Nomad Jukebox 20 GB mel

I have a Nomad Jukebox 20 GB. I have only ever used the rechargeable batteries that came with it. Today, I noticed that both sides at the top are melted. (It wasn't plugged in at the time.) I took the batteries out right away. The plastic has melted all the way through to the springs that hold the batteries in place.
Any ideas on why this happened? Any ideas on how I can get the player repaired? I know it's no longer under warranty, but this thing costs quite a bit of money. Should I just chuck it and buy an iPod?

Cerulean said:If you're going to buy another MP3 player, don't get an iPod, get a Zen Xtra instead. Not as expensi've, removable Lithium Ion battery (not NiMH like the ones the NJB use), and compatible with more music formats than iPod.

No kidding! A few days ago, I bought the 20 gig iPod ($320 with tax!) and was not impressed with the sound quality, and in addition to that, the place where it connects to the iPod to upload music was loose, so my uploads were constantly interrupted. So, I took it back and got a 20 gig Mpio, thinking the FM radio feature and all the other stuff sounded great. Got it home and found there was no organizer like Creative Media Source, so organizing took longer. Right in the middle of a song, only after having the thing for probably no more than an hour, it locked up on me! The thing had nowhere to reset it, and even the techs at Best Buy were stumped. I went for my third player, the 40 gig Nomad Zen Xtra, and it was even $0 cheaper than the Mpio ($269). I should have known better. I have the 0 gig Nomad Jukebox 2 that is a few years old, and I have been very pleased with the sound quality, and just about everything else. I am glad I got the Zen Xtra! The only thing I don't like is the environments cause lower volume on both this one and my older one. Other than that, I am pleased. Currently, I have it connected to these Altec Lansing speakers I bought a few weeks ago, and whoo, the sound quality is awesome! These speakers really put out clear sound!

Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra - Battery 3.6v vs. 3

Hey all - I'm looking to purchase a replacement battery for my 30g Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra and I've found some cheap ones from ebay (such as this one). The question I have is this: my stock battery is 3.6v but this replacement (which has the same parts number) is rated at 3.7v - is this a problem? Will this damage my player?
Please let me know what issues this may cause and what successes/failures people have had with replacement batteries.
Thanks in advance!!!
Dale

I found the following discussion on PowerStream.com :
<A target=_blank>Q: What is the difference between the 3.6 volt and the 3.7 volt lithium-ion and lithium-polymer cells?[/url]A. This quesiton has been on my mind for a few months. There is a lot of folklore out there about this. It confused me for two reasons. Firstly, I have never heard of a higher charge voltage for some cells and not others. Secondly, the 3.6 is just a rule-of-thumb average of the battery voltage anyway . The actual voltage varies between 4.2 volts and 3 (or 2.8) volts during the discharge. It doesn't have one voltage. You can't just put a meter on a cell and say "this one is a 3.6 volt cell" or "this one is a 3.7 volt cell."So I asked a friend who has a PhD in battery chemistry and has been designing, testing, and manufacturing lithium ion and li-poly cells for over 5 years. Here is his answer:There is no difference between 3.6V and 3.7V cells. The reasons why people say 3.6V in one case and 3.7V in other cases are due to discharge rate. If you discharge your lithium ion cells with 0.2C rate, the middle point voltage of the cells is 3.7V. If you discharge your lithium ion cells with 2C rate, the middle point voltage of the cells is 3.6V or even lower. The middle point voltage of a lithium ion cells, including Polymer Lithium ion Cells, is between 3.6V and 3.7V, variable upon discharging rate.In other words, it is mostly marketing hype. Now the modern cells tend to keep their voltage higher during discharge than the old ones, so a marketing person could easily say "this makes the average higher, so let's call it a 3.7 volt cell."But why stop there? Why not rate the voltage as the peak voltage and get the jump on everybody? "It's a 4.2 volt cell, demand nothing less!"So don't get caught up with the hype when selecting a batteryMessage Edited by RobertoV05 on 0--2006 2:37 AM

Nomad Jukebox Zen 40Gb Not connec

I gave my sister my old Nomad Jukebox 40Gb and it always says not connected. When I bought it'sI installed it with no problem. I have Windows XP home edition whch was preinstalled on my computer and she upgraded her from Windows 98 to XP Professional.

If you leave the player for several weeks with a discharged battery it can either (a) damage the battery beyond repair or (b) cause the battery voltage to drop so low that it won't be recharged. For the latter situation there's advice here in the Zen FAQ at Nomadness.net on what to do. But BEWARE that in certain situations Lithium Ion batteries can catch on fire or explode.

Nomad Jukebox 40GB battery quest

I've had my player for a little over year. It uses a 3.6v rechargebable lithium battery. I typically play it in my car using an FM modulator.
After only a few hours, the batter is dead. I basically have to recharge it every night. Is it possible for the battery to wear out? If so, can I get a generic battery to replace it, or does it have to be a Creative brand battery? Thanks.

If your player is a Zen Xtra 40GB player then you can buy 3rd party batteries; same batteries as Zen NX and MuVo? series or buy them from Creative. Couple of battery sites:
http://www.pdainternalbattery.com/nomadpdabattery.html
http://www.bargainbasementbatteries.com/mp3-player-creative.html
If it is a Nomad Jukebox (NJB) then any decent AA NiMH batteries will work.
If it is a Nomad Jukebox3 then you may be out of luck ... as those batteries are in short supply or folks selling them on eBay want a lot of money.

Nomad Jukebox Zen Extra has no power, no

I was uploading new software for a Zen extra, and got the wrong firmware (ZenXtraP4SAudible_PCFW_LB_2_0_03.exe). I started the upgrade and the zen froze at a reboot point. I reset the unit, and now it does not give any indication of having any power (battery fully charged and ac adapter plugged in and working).
When I tried to restart the firmware update, I get a message that the zen is not connected. Can this machine be saved?
Jimfred

If you leave the player for several weeks with a discharged battery it can either (a) damage the battery beyond repair or (b) cause the battery voltage to drop so low that it won't be recharged. For the latter situation there's advice here in the Zen FAQ at Nomadness.net on what to do. But BEWARE that in certain situations Lithium Ion batteries can catch on fire or explode.

How to maximize battery lifetime with Lithium-ion batteries?

Hi all,
There are severay discussions about the battery lifetime.
Toshiba says on http://support.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/FAQ35007L0020R01.htm that:
Totally discharging the battery pack before charging, will allow the battery pack to be charged to its highest capacity
But this and other points do not comfirm information about maximum battery lifetime from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium_ion_battery
Question: What's the best option to maximize battery lifetime with Lithium-ion batteries???????????

Hi Flutters
The "best" way to "maximize" battery life is always a tricky issue but there are a few important factors to consider:
A Li-Ion (lithium-Ion) battery will not suffer from the "memory" effect that many other battery types, including Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium), are well known for. This means that only charging for short times or charging for different periods of time during use will not change the battery's ability to store a charge, but like any chemical process this will break down over time, so the older the battery, the less chance there is of it storing a charge properly.
Another thing is how to store the battery. The general rule is to discharge any rechargeable battery if it is to be stored for a significant amount of time (say 1 month or more.
The way a battery pack behaves will also vary according to temperature, so a warm battery pack in a warm room will charge much quicker than a cold battery pack in a cold environment, although you should never artificially warm a battery by maybe heating it in an oven.
At the end of the day, I would suggest just being sensible and consider what the laptop was designed for; the spec will tell you whether the unit was designed with simple applications such as Office or more demanding tasks such as video editing and other resource-intensive tasks. The harder the processor (and therefore the rest of laptop) is working, the more strain this will be putting on the battery.
I hope this helps

Nomad Jukebox 1 Battery Issue, I thi

I just bought this nomad jukebox off of somebody in the area at a local event. I do not know much about it. I have had it for almost a week now and I noticed that after about hour to 2 hours of play time that it will start acting up. The screen will freeze up. Then it shuts down and says the battery is low, but it was fully charged and only running for like an hour or at the most 2 hours at times, but really I think the most I have been able to run it is hour and a half.
Is this a problem that can be fixed by me just simply buying new batteries? That is what I am kind of leaning toward. Or is it something wrong with the player or the charger on the player? Thank You. I will appreciate any answers.

The original batteries in the first JB would only last for about 3 hours at the most anyway. NiMH rechargeables don't hold the same amount of charge as the LiOn batteries used by the newer players. You can use any NiMH rechargeables so you can replace the originals with 2350 or 2500 mAH batteries for a longer life, but you will never get close to the 4 hrs+ quoted for the newer players.
PB

Lithium Ion Battery Help plea

I was wondering how does the recharging Lithium Ion battery works? (eg:4hrs of batter life, does it run out in 4hours? or 4hours of useing the item? so power doesnt run out while it being closed?)
please help and thanks all!

EQ might be wonders to some, others might think it's an disturbance to the original music. I think it's great for me since I like to enjoy the music more, even though it is classified as distorting the music, I don't mind at all. Just don't max out your settings.
Having EQ does drain the battery, but not as significant as Smart Volume. EQ will waste about -2 hours on your player.
If you like to touch your player a lot, like to change volume or skip tracks and such, that will drain your battery life more. What I do is I use an in-line volume controller connected to my earphones, then set the volume to good setting. That way I don't use my Micro just to change the volume and waste more battery life.
As for warranty, you must save the receipt from the store you bought it from. If you bought it on ebay, you must have the original owner's receipt and not the receipt you get on paypal. So if the owner bought it at bestbuy and sells it on ebay. You must get his bestbuy receipt. The original receipt is your ticket to your warranty.
You should read the warranty coverage to get most of your questions answers. Most warranty usually covers not at fault problems. They would call those defects or faulty to begin with. If there is something you don't understand about it, ask more questions here.
If one day your player freezes up and you can't fix it, that would be covered by the warranty. However, headphone jacks breaking, dropping it, and anything that damages it physically might not be covered on warranty. At this point, call Creative and see what they want to do. Usually they would take it in, but I don't know why.

No driver found - Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra - WinXP

I have used my Zen Xtra for over 2 years now, with the same PC I am currently having problems with. I recently had to do a complete reinstall of Windows (note that I have done at least 2 other complete reinstalls during the life of my Zen Xtra, with no problems). Windows Device Managers sees the NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra, but with the yellow question mark and exclamation point. Each attempt at driver installation results in the same problem. The driver ("JB3MV2_PCWDRV_US__30_03.EXE") installs completely, I'm told to reconnect my device so the driver can take effect. When I do, the device is still marked in Device Manager with exclamation point and yellow question mark, and Windows continues to ask if it can find and install the driver. I have told it not to (knowing that I just installed Creative's own driver), with no success, and other times let Windows try to install the driver (hoping it would find the Creative driver that was just installed). No luck. I have even done another complete reinstall of Windows, and tried to install the driver before any other program or hardware installations into my system. No luck. Note that there are no hardware changes between now and when I have done other complete Windows reinstallations. It just no longer accepts the Creative driver. I have also tried to install the driver in safe mode, with the same results. I have also completely removed the Zen Xtra (showing hidden devices in the Device Manager), and tried to reinstall. Firmware version of Zen Xtra was upgraded over a year ago to 2.0.03.
Specifics:
Windows XP Pro SP2
38GB free hard dri've space
Zen Xtra firmware version: 2.0.03

I have the same problem. But when i try to installl it it says he is missing an .nfo file.
I removed WMP and reinstalled WM0 because is crap.
I have Windows XP SP2
I have the newst firmware on it.
Can somebody help me with this because it's annoying not to put any new music on your mp3 player.
I never experienced this before even after formatting my HD.
Almost the same problem as fritzm but not completely because het gets an different error.
I have installed the CD but that doesnt work either.
I have installed the software from the website but that didnt help because he doesnt recognize my player.
Please help!!

Unable To Repair/Update Firmware for a Creative Nomad Jukebox

Hello all,
I've been trying for the past...3 or 4 hours to get my player to work, but it simply refuses to work =P. I sent the problem into Creative, but haven't gotten a response for a couple days now. So, here's a copy-paste of what I sent in that e-mail. If you can think of anything that might help, please don't hesitate to post! I really need your help on this one!
My player's hard dri've recently died, and I received
a replacement from the original store (a CompUSA).
However, my Firmware for the device has failed. I
tried the firmware upgrade for my Zen, but after
a certain number of tries, I gave up. Here is the
list of steps that I followed.
On Zen: Click "Reload OS", let it run, it says
run the firmware upgrader now.
On Computer: "You cannot install this firmware
update with your player's current drivers using
the SB394 connector. To update your player's
firmware, this application will temporarily
replace the current drivers and restore them after
the installation is complete. Continue
installation?", I click Yes. Then it says to
disconnect, and re-connect. I do it.
It shows my version (.2.0), and I'm upgrading/
repairing it to .2.02. When I click "Upgrade", a
warning message pops up and says:
"Your player cannot start up properly. Please
reboot your player and run this application again.
I've done this at least 0 times, and nothing changes. My player is a Nomad Jukebox Zen, the one with a FireWire connection, and like I said,
I've tried this at least 0 times with the same results. Is there a process to completely remove
the firmware on the device, then reinstall it,
or to roll it back or something? Any other ideas
to fix this problem is needed as well.

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