Dose anybody knows where I can find a Fujitsu Siemens N560 connector plug for using it in a DIY hardware project?
It seams that the same connector type is used in other HTC manufactured devices like Dell Axim X5x series and Asus MyPal A636N but the size and pin number differs.
The FS N5xx connector has the following specifications:
- 26 pins
- 0.5mm ping gap
- about 16.7mm width
- about 2.25mm height
also interested
I am also interested in purchasing a plug like this with a USB plug on the other end.
Thank you
Look here:
http://www.haid-services.de/pd-1599144974.htm?categoryId=48
or
http://www.haid-services.de
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Has anybody converted a Haicom hi-202e so that it can be used on a serial port, is it possible, I was hoping to put a 9 pin d plug on the end, I have a Fujitsu Pencentra 130 which is a hpc pro machine running windows ce 3.01 and a mips processer, I have spent many hours looking for a driver and come up with nothing. The unit is almost identical to the hi-203e, difference being the usb is inside the mouse on the 202 and in the cable on the 203.
cruisin-thru said:
The unit is almost identical to the hi-203e, difference being the usb is inside the mouse on the 202 and in the cable on the 203.
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Since the USB is inside the GPS mouse, it doesn't seem logical to cut off the USB connector and replace it by a 9-p serial connector.
USB signal is completely different and not compatible with a serial signal.
Can anyone tell me whether it is possible to use a Garmin eTrex with the XDAII / iMate via an Arkon PDA Mount's RJ12 serial port?
I have seen various cables to facilitate connecting the eTrex directly to the iMate (for instance http://shop.store.yahoo.com/semsons-inc/itgaretpdali.html), but there doesn't seem to be a cable available to connect the eTrex to the RJ12 connector on the Arkon, which I'd prefer since I still need to power the Arkon to make use of its speaker.
I'd be happy to purchase a bare-leads eTrex data cable, and then crimp the RJ12 connector on the end, but I'd first like to ascertain what the required pin-outs are, and also whether it'll actually work.
Does the iMate even see this RJ12 port as a serial port?
Thanks folks.
Hi,
need to know what type of mini USB is on the circuit ? how many pins?
thanks
All mini USB connectors should be created equal, usb (including usb mini) its what is called an idustry standard, thay have 5 pins total, same shape and size always, I wouldn't even suspect that some connector maker could took off any of the pins out, what surely should be, is that the connector must be a PCB mounting type, it would be a better idea to open the PDA, take off the connector and bring it with you when you buy the new one.
One easy solution -that I think someone in the forum has already mentioned- would be to use another device's mini usb conector (such as a broken bluetooth headset or a memory multicard reader).
hopefully tommorow i'll be able 2 post photo
I have deconstructed my broken Blue angel with the hope of using the 3.5" LCD Touchscreen in an ultra mobile pc i am making. I have LVDS, VGA and USB on the pc i am making and need a compatible controller board or adapter or whatever to get the screen to motherboard connectors LVDS, VGA or USB or any other suggestions?.....
The screen is Toppoly TD035STED1
Part No. 60H00038-00
Cheers,
tomo uk
Hi,
I don't even know into what subforum to write this.
I have a 10.1" windows 8/10 tablet based on Atom Z3735F. It has a detachable keyboard with trackpad. The only USB-host port is a micro-USB socket on the tablet itself - and I've destroyed it. There's no way to repair it since it goes directly into the SoC.
Fortunately, the keyboard 'cover' uses a 5-pin pogo USB connector that I've mapped to be: 5V D- D+ 3.3V (pulldown) GND. The keyboard itself has a black blob that is likely a USB composite device with SPI for touchpad and de/multiplexer for the keyboard. This port still works fine.
My idea was to install a very thin usb hub that exposes the keyboard+touch USB chip as well as provides an external USB port. However this might prove too much work and I'm not sure I can find a hub so thin. Before I embark onto that project perhaps there is something that I can buy.
Mine looks like this: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/2016-new-design-colorful-12-2_60418366799.html - but in black and for 10" tablet.
It measures 256mm (10") wide x 177mm (7") depth, 60mm (2.35") between the magnets at the top.
I need something similar, it might be a bit larger or smaller, height does not matter much, the position of the magnets (raised plastic pieces) should be the same, should be tiltable (not fixed angle and not foldable/leather) and have a USB host port (can also be microUSB). Nice if it's black.
It should not be too expensive (i.e. <40$), orderable in quantities of one (alibaba requires >500).
Here's one for 10" : https://wholesaler.alibaba.com/product-detail/10-1-inch-pogo-pin-docking_60351580070.html
If it has a backlight that would be a dream come true, I doubt such a keyboard even exists, I would pay 100$+ for that.
Anyway, perhaps you have similar keyboards on your tablets and can tell me the model so I can look up a replacement.
Edit:
The Chuwi HI10 keyboard looks very similar, but I don't know the pinout, the space between the magnets and it's a bit expensive: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/For...Shaft-With-Pogo-Pin-Magnetic/32763536354.html
Teclast Tbook 16 might be the same.
Cube iWork 10
Onda obook 20 keyboard looks almost identical to mine