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- 11-16-2008, 09:15 AM #1SlikeGuest
Hi,
I recently bought a "Nokia 3500 Classic" cell phone.
This phone has a micro-usb connector, but comes by default with no usb
cable.
I already have a compatible, at least fitting, micro-usb cable that I'm
using to fill and charge my Creative Zen Microphoto mp3 player. Can I
use this cable to communicate with my cell phone, or is this a bad idea
because it will or might harm the phone because of its output voltage?
I already found this cable, which also charges devices via usb (I
suppose technically comparable to my cable):
http://www.yourwirelesssource.com/bu...ce=google_base
Thanks in advance,
Slike
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- 11-18-2008, 09:47 AM #2Andrew Le Couteur BissonGuest
Re: Nokia 3500c usb connection
Provided it is a standard connector then there should be no problem.
Standard USB has a clear specification for power and devices that deviate
from the spec *should* use non-standard connectors and are not allowed to
use the USB logo. The connector should mate with very little force.
"Slike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I recently bought a "Nokia 3500 Classic" cell phone.
> This phone has a micro-usb connector, but comes by default with no usb
> cable.
>
> I already have a compatible, at least fitting, micro-usb cable that I'm
> using to fill and charge my Creative Zen Microphoto mp3 player. Can I use
> this cable to communicate with my cell phone, or is this a bad idea
> because it will or might harm the phone because of its output voltage?
>
> I already found this cable, which also charges devices via usb (I suppose
> technically comparable to my cable):
> http://www.yourwirelesssource.com/bu...ce=google_base
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Slike
- 11-21-2008, 07:52 PM #3fellowscotGuest
Re: Nokia 3500c usb connection
"Andrew Le Couteur Bisson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> Provided it is a standard connector then there should be no problem.
> Standard USB has a clear specification for power and devices that deviate
> from the spec *should* use non-standard connectors and are not allowed to
> use the USB logo. The connector should mate with very little force.
>
> "Slike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I recently bought a "Nokia 3500 Classic" cell phone.
>> This phone has a micro-usb connector, but comes by default with no usb
>> cable.
>>
>> I already have a compatible, at least fitting, micro-usb cable that I'm
>> using to fill and charge my Creative Zen Microphoto mp3 player. Can I
>> use this cable to communicate with my cell phone, or is this a bad idea
>> because it will or might harm the phone because of its output voltage?
>>
>> I already found this cable, which also charges devices via usb (I suppose
>> technically comparable to my cable):
>> http://www.yourwirelesssource.com/bu...ce=google_base
>>
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Slike
>
I use the supplied cable that came with my N95 to charge and sync my HTC
Touch....
Give it a try..
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