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| Subject: Re: Palm M515 HotSync Problem | |
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Author: Gary Burke |
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Date Posted: 05:40:51 12/19/03 Fri In reply to: jerryC 's message, "Re: Palm M515 HotSync Problem" on 15:57:35 05/13/03 Tue Hello there, I've just got a m515 because I need it for a GPS adapted program. I'm having terrible trouble with it freezing, just about every time I take it out of the cradle, or put it back in. I'm using Windows XP on an ACER laptop, synching via USB. Is it a USB problem? I'm desparate for a solution. Greetings from Fremantle, West Australia Gary >hi brad, >do you seriously think we the consumer should have to >put up with and solve inacceptable design flaws??? i >have owned a palm now for 4 months,the same 515 you >have, and USB hotsync won't work anymore.ìve asked >palm to give me a refund,so i can upgrade to a >tungsten t.even here in switzerland palm is totally >incompetent and online support non-existent.i hope you >don't have a similar problem with your palm....... > >regards >j.crooks > > >>Ive just recently purchased a Palm m515 PDA and have >>not encountered any Hotsynch problems yet...After >>researching this product over the internet after my >>purchase I noticed a lot of complaints about Hotsynch >>malfuntioning after some time. Last night I had a >>look at the Cradle Adapter (Power Transformer) and >>noticed an output rating of 5V and a wopping 1ooo mA >>or 1Amp of juice. Combine this fact with the existing >>power output of USB in general and the exposed >>contacts of each power source being so close together >>on the cradle I can probably guess that in a dry >>environment static electricity may build up around the >>Cradle contacts over time. (Think of how lightning >>develops in a thunderstorm) Add some static build up >>from walking over a rug etc and I can see why this >>cradle may have an Static Electicity Buildup problem. >>A problem that dissappears with the serial cradle >>(with low existing voltage). >> >>Now this is only a guess but I think this problem can >>be minimized by unplugging the Adapter (Transformer) >>from the wall outlet when not in use to eliminate the >>pooled static electricity around the contacts over >>time. >> >>Since I am a new owner of a Palm m515 I have to wait >>and see if this problem occurs dispite my >>precautionary measures. >> >>Please email me if you have any questions or >>suggestions about this solution to your problem >> >>Brad >>bw1578@hotmail.com [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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