TravelDock universal power adap

Just set up my TravelDock for my Zen Micro player, and since the manuals are mostly in pictures instead of words (wish they would have more English!), I haven't found the answer to the following:
Among the accessories included with my TravelDock was a "uni'versal power adapter". It's different from the uni'versal power adapter I bought some time ago, which actually has different interchangeable worldwide plugs supplied with it. This uni'versal power adapter that came with the TravelDock doesn't seem to have other plugs included with it in case I would be traveling to another country. Could someone please explain why the power adapter that came with the TravelDock is called "uni'versal", and where the plugs for other countries are, or do I have to buy those separately?
Thanks.

...you could look up power sockets on wikipedia.org...
...they have a list of all sockets from all countries...

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My children have each a zen V, which easliy charges from the USB on the PC. However, I did an attempt to chrage with my uni'versal usb power supply which I use for my cell-phone pda (which of course is also possible to charge from the usb on the pc) with no success. Also tried the Hama one in the shop, as Creative must be ordered..., didn't work any better.
Anyone has an idea what causes it, and what can be done?
I have one idea, that the zen V needs some kind of signal through more than two leaders, which may have been designed into the Creative Power adapters... (not unlike the apple strategy...)
Also heard a theory that the power should give enough milliamps, but I'm sure that my i-mate has more to give than the pc-usb anyway, and also, I guess the Uni'versal Serial Bus standard must also be met...
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Although I couldn't tell you about the specifics, you are generally better off using the adapter from the brand of electronics you have. I was just surfing the net, and Wal-Mart has the Creative Zen Uni'versal Adapter for around 25 dollars. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...duct_id=542752?I will be buying this adapter when I get my Zen Vision M from Staples. (I have a $00 gift card from work that is redeemable at Staples!)? From what I have gathered on this board, you are much better off using a wall plug in charger rather than using the USB to charge.

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So, with your power adaptor connected not only does the battery not charge but the powerbook is not running on ac power. Then I guess the power adaptor is faulty. In as much as you've verified this with a known good one a new one is in order. Try yours in another powerbook to make sure.

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Lenovo uses 20 V adapters, so from that perspective this is already looking bad. Also, there is different plug sizes and polarity, so you have to make sure this matches that with your normal adapters.
I would suggest you stick with the OEM laptop adapters.
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Probably in the "dumb" question catagory and I think I already know the answer.......maybe someone familiar with this topic can explain it a little bit or point me in the direction of some reading material that explains what's happening with the power supply ..........when making use of the "universal" power supply capabilties in a foreign country that is using 240/50HZ power with a 120V/60HZ US model powerbook, will there be any speed differences in the computer when playing music sequences/pro tools sessions....will the audio "slow" down due to the difference from 60HZ to 50 HZ......how does the power supply compensate for the differences? Hope this makes sense!

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It certainly is a legitimate question, as is any question which falls within the Terms of Use. And I'm not astounded with your question. Both times I was clearly referring to the issues itself, not the question; as I said:
astounded as I'd be if there were any difference in any facet of PB operation on 120 vs 240.
I would, as I said, be astounded if this turned out to be an issue which had never before been identified.
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? http://us.store.creative.com/Uni'versal-Power-Adapter/M/B000GB4R66.htm
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I am traveling to India with stopover in Hong Kong and Thailand , do I need to buy any extra power adapter for my iphone , all i have is the flat pin to round pin converter ( for India ) and i saw the range on the charger says 110 to 240 and 50 to 60 hz so i guess this should work , any do's and dont's ?

Well... the shuffle's "high-power" USB port requirement translates to 5v (standard USB voltage) and 500mA.
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Is there any retail stores that sell the power adapter and extra battery for a zen micro? I dont have a credit card so online stores are not an option.

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Well, after probing some more through various message boards, I've found out that there is indeed a difference between the ones that everyone has been getting off the Internet and the ones that are found in stores now. Apparently there is no difference between the big/little box that were at my best store, but there is a difference between the ones that people have been getting online.
There was no price difference, I've simply been screwed out of an adapter. Now I'll have to buy an adapter while you guys got one for essentially free.
Extremely lame. I'll probably write a letter to creative telling how disappointed I am, but I know it'll fall on deaf ears.
Thanks for replying, guys.

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Hello there...
My iBook G4 doesn't last for more than 10 minutes after I unplug the power adapter. I've checked some other posts and it looks like you need the information below before going any further. Any help on what I should do to remedy this problem?
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