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Blackjack powered USB sync cable Hilton 12-27-2006
Posted by Hilton on December 27, 2006, 2:52 pm
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Hi,

It appears that the USB sync cable shipped with the Blackjack will not power
the device. Any idea where I can find a 'powered' USB sync cable?

Hilton



Posted by cacrawf on December 27, 2006, 11:45 pm
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Try installing ActiveSync on the computer you're trying to use to power
the Blackjack. I know it sounds goofy, but mine charges off the
included USB, and the Cingular guy mentioned that you needed to take
the installation step.

--Chris

Hilton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It appears that the USB sync cable shipped with the Blackjack will not power
> the device. Any idea where I can find a 'powered' USB sync cable?
>
> Hilton


Posted by Hilton on December 28, 2006, 2:19 am
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Chris,

I have AS running. BTW: I tried plugging the USB cable into onto of those
wall adapters; i.e. 110V to USB chargers, nothing. Seems like they left out
the 'power' wire in the cable.

BTW: It amazes when I start using a device and I find design flaws in the
first few minutes. How the heck does Samsung (on any other manufacturer)
not figure this out before shipping millions of them. The car adapter's
wire comes out the left side, facing *upwards* and slides in and out quite
freely. It is impossible to hold and MUCH worse than my old Nokia whose
power cable simply *snapped* into the *bottom*. No charging when syncing is
terrible too - especially given the poor battery life. How can every
reviewer complain about the tiny silver round arrow keys, but Samsung
couldn't figure it out? Samsung provides a spare battery (essentially
admitting to bad bettery life), but then it is practically impossible to
remove the battery cover! And that spare battery charger's design is
piss-poor too.

I love the device, but these design flaws make a great phone a bit of a
pain; trying to strategically place the phone in the car so that the power
cable does not slide out and then hearing the phone's "charging", "not
charging", "charging", "not charging" tones every few minutes forcing me to
push the connector back in.

Hilton



> Try installing ActiveSync on the computer you're trying to use to power
> the Blackjack. I know it sounds goofy, but mine charges off the
> included USB, and the Cingular guy mentioned that you needed to take
> the installation step.
>
> --Chris
>
> Hilton wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> It appears that the USB sync cable shipped with the Blackjack will not
>> power
>> the device. Any idea where I can find a 'powered' USB sync cable?
>>
>> Hilton
>



Posted by Kenwise on February 11, 2007, 11:10 am
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Hilton, I had the same problem but i solved it with an I-Go car charger. the
longer cable takes the pressure off the plug. I, too am amazed that no
manufacturer seems to be able to put all the "good" features in one device

"Hilton" wrote:

> Chris,
>
> I have AS running. BTW: I tried plugging the USB cable into onto of those
> wall adapters; i.e. 110V to USB chargers, nothing. Seems like they left out
> the 'power' wire in the cable.
>
> BTW: It amazes when I start using a device and I find design flaws in the
> first few minutes. How the heck does Samsung (on any other manufacturer)
> not figure this out before shipping millions of them. The car adapter's
> wire comes out the left side, facing *upwards* and slides in and out quite
> freely. It is impossible to hold and MUCH worse than my old Nokia whose
> power cable simply *snapped* into the *bottom*. No charging when syncing is
> terrible too - especially given the poor battery life. How can every
> reviewer complain about the tiny silver round arrow keys, but Samsung
> couldn't figure it out? Samsung provides a spare battery (essentially
> admitting to bad bettery life), but then it is practically impossible to
> remove the battery cover! And that spare battery charger's design is
> piss-poor too.
>
> I love the device, but these design flaws make a great phone a bit of a
> pain; trying to strategically place the phone in the car so that the power
> cable does not slide out and then hearing the phone's "charging", "not
> charging", "charging", "not charging" tones every few minutes forcing me to
> push the connector back in.
>
> Hilton
>
>
>
> > Try installing ActiveSync on the computer you're trying to use to power
> > the Blackjack. I know it sounds goofy, but mine charges off the
> > included USB, and the Cingular guy mentioned that you needed to take
> > the installation step.
> >
> > --Chris
> >
> > Hilton wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> It appears that the USB sync cable shipped with the Blackjack will not
> >> power
> >> the device. Any idea where I can find a 'powered' USB sync cable?
> >>
> >> Hilton
> >
>
>
>

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