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Hey all.
Pic below if of a Logitech LX700 mouse base charger, the small circuit is simply the part that contains the gold contacts, which connects directly to the 6v DC source. My mouse refuses to charge in the station.
Heres the problem. Right up to the end of the red and black wire, there is a reading of 6v, no problem there, but there is nothing measuring at the gold contacts.
The circuit is really simple as you can see, with just 3 components connected on a daisy chain. How can I fix the problem?
Also, seeing as, say a Nokia phone, has a 3.7v battery, and the charger is 5.7v, how come I can't just pass the LX700s transformers 6v directly into the mouse, and bypass the circuit? Has it got to do with the mA?
Any help appreciated, thanks!
Steve.
Pic below if of a Logitech LX700 mouse base charger, the small circuit is simply the part that contains the gold contacts, which connects directly to the 6v DC source. My mouse refuses to charge in the station.
Heres the problem. Right up to the end of the red and black wire, there is a reading of 6v, no problem there, but there is nothing measuring at the gold contacts.
The circuit is really simple as you can see, with just 3 components connected on a daisy chain. How can I fix the problem?
Also, seeing as, say a Nokia phone, has a 3.7v battery, and the charger is 5.7v, how come I can't just pass the LX700s transformers 6v directly into the mouse, and bypass the circuit? Has it got to do with the mA?
Any help appreciated, thanks!
Steve.