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Modifying external charger to use with N9, beyond shorting pins
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As we all know, in order for the N900/N9 to accept an external charger, it requires the D+ and D- pins to be shorted. I am hoping to avoid having to butcher some poor cable and join the + and - pins on it, and would rather do it on the battery charger itself.
I have come across a problem. On the actual circuit board end, I have soldered the plus and minus pins of the USB port (see attachment), just done the one for now. The Nokia N9 continues to ask for Mass Storage / Sync and Connect. The Nokia N900 however, does not, and it charges normally. Used the same cable for both too. Ideas? Or do I have to sacrifice a cable, which isn't ideal. |
Re: Modifying external charger to use with N9, beyond shorting pins
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=83519&page=2
Alter flex adapter, that way your cable says in tact. |
Re: Modifying external charger to use with N9, beyond shorting pins
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I had the same problem, so I used female adapter and put the right usb. Which it is dc female adapter. It has a lot of loops u could find it on ebay or any cellular store.
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edit: just shorted D+ and - of a spare cable, and it charges without any problems. Maybe there is something on the battery charger end that is causing the N9 to still think there is a signal for D+ and -, even though it is shorted there. |
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Remove those, or cut the lines going from the resistors to the 2 middle (data) pins. I've done this several times, worked perfectly every time. To summarize: The 2 data pins should be connected to each other, and _only_ to each other. |
Re: Modifying external charger to use with N9, beyond shorting pins
Is there no dumb (shorted D+ and D- pins) wall charger with low current?
I'm on the hunt for one <500mA for overnight charge in order to preserve battery from gereral wear. |
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