What do you want to use it for?
Have anyone found a 5v usb power cable that work
Have anyone found a 5v usb power cable that works with the c110?
What do you want to use it for?
What do you want to use it for?
Well.... I keep seeing that people are able to use this with the external dvd/cdrw instead of using the adapter that came with it. I was just looking to find one if its out there.quote:Originally posted by TravelMike
What do you want to use it for?
Well.... I keep seeing that people are able to use this with the external dvd/cdrw instead of using the adapter that came with it. I was just looking to find one if its out there.quote:Originally posted by TravelMike
What do you want to use it for?
Here a post I submitted elswhere. If you can't find a powercable, you can make it yourself. If you find one, please let me know.
Mike.
I found out the power the external DVD/CD player needs is 5 volts. That's the same voltage as provided by the USB ports!
I cut the cable of the adapter (to use the plug wich goes into the DVD-player, as I couldn't find one in the shops), then cut up a USB-cable and connected the wires to the adapter-plug wires. Make sure you don't make a shortcut!!
(WATH OUT, + and - need to be correct, as it is DC-voltage. You can check this with a voltage meter. The inner pin of the plug going into the DVD player is +. In the USB cable, red= +, black= -). I suppose the other 2 wires are for data, and you won't need these 2.)
Plugged the USB in the tablet, and it worked!!
So I don't need mains to use the DVD/CD-player anymore!!
Hope I could be of any help,
Mike.
Here a post I submitted elswhere. If you can't find a powercable, you can make it yourself. If you find one, please let me know.
Mike.
I found out the power the external DVD/CD player needs is 5 volts. That's the same voltage as provided by the USB ports!
I cut the cable of the adapter (to use the plug wich goes into the DVD-player, as I couldn't find one in the shops), then cut up a USB-cable and connected the wires to the adapter-plug wires. Make sure you don't make a shortcut!!
(WATH OUT, + and - need to be correct, as it is DC-voltage. You can check this with a voltage meter. The inner pin of the plug going into the DVD player is +. In the USB cable, red= +, black= -). I suppose the other 2 wires are for data, and you won't need these 2.)
Plugged the USB in the tablet, and it worked!!
So I don't need mains to use the DVD/CD-player anymore!!
Hope I could be of any help,
Mike.
is there any way you can diagram out what cables should be connected?
is there any way you can diagram out what cables should be connected?
Be careful and try not to fry your USB ports.
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