Axim x50v syncing problems

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babboo - have you checked www.aximsite.com - the forums
there are great for this type of question - I also own
the same device, but am not familiar with this problem

Good luck!

xfiler


>-----Original Message-----
>Hello I have had my Axim x50v for a few months and love
it, but I notice
>that I have been having issues with connecting. I find
that using the
>"Travel Kit" and using the docking station it is
becoming harder and
>header to get a connection. Now it is almost impossible
to connect with
>the travel kit, or the second one they sent me.
>
>Have people noticed connection degradation over time
with this model?
>Should I have Dell replace my PPC?
>
>Thanks,
>Babboo
>.
>

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Just out of curiousity - what is the "travel" kit - I
haven't seen it. I have the X50v also- had no problems
thus far (knocks-on-wood.

xfiler


>-----Original Message-----
>xfiler wrote:
>> babboo - have you checked www.aximsite.com - the
forums
>> there are great for this type of question - I also own
>> the same device, but am not familiar with this problem
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> xfiler
>>
>
>Yup, I have a question in there too, but no responses so
far.
>
>Babboo
>.
>

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Thanks, if I remember correctly - these are notorious for
being problematic. I think if you look back thru the NG,
you will see that the charge these supply just isn't
enough, and often the cables just aren't quality. I
stick with the cradle, and carry a spare battery - lasts
me all day - no problems.

HTH,

xfiler


>-----Original Message-----
>xfiler wrote:
>> Just out of curiousity - what is the "travel" kit - I
>> haven't seen it. I have the X50v also- had no
problems
>> thus far (knocks-on-wood.
>>
>> xfiler
>
>The travel kit is a x50v power/data to USB cord. Using
this cord you
>can sync the unit and get power through the USB
connection, although not
>as fast a charge as through the cradle. It also comes
with two
>attachments that the USB plugs into, one is a standard
power connection
>and one is a car charger.
>
>Here's the link:
>
>http://accessories.dell.com/sna/ProductDetail.aspx?
sku=80370893&c=ca&l=en&cs=CADHS1&category_id=6067&first=tr
ue&page=productlisting.aspx
>.
>

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There are lots of these setups available, and I have purchased a number of
them over time. I have consistently had no problems with the AC adapters,
car adapters and retractable cords that are genuine ZipLinq. Those sold by
PPCTechs are also solid. Funny thing that those are the ones you pay a bit
more for. The bargains I have tried, often did not turn out to be so. I
would guess that those sold for the Dells, on Dell's site are going to work
for you.

--
Sven
MVP - Mobile Devices
"xfiler" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:033801c55731$f7b5fbc0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> Thanks, if I remember correctly - these are notorious for
> being problematic. I think if you look back thru the NG,
> you will see that the charge these supply just isn't
> enough, and often the cables just aren't quality. I
> stick with the cradle, and carry a spare battery - lasts
> me all day - no problems.
>
> HTH,
>
> xfiler
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>xfiler wrote:
>>> Just out of curiousity - what is the "travel" kit - I
>>> haven't seen it. I have the X50v also- had no
> problems
>>> thus far (knocks-on-wood.
>>>
>>> xfiler
>>
>>The travel kit is a x50v power/data to USB cord. Using
> this cord you
>>can sync the unit and get power through the USB
> connection, although not
>>as fast a charge as through the cradle. It also comes
> with two
>>attachments that the USB plugs into, one is a standard
> power connection
>>and one is a car charger.
>>
>>Here's the link:
>>
>>http://accessories.dell.com/sna/ProductDetail.aspx?
> sku=80370893&c=ca&l=en&cs=CADHS1&category_id=6067&first=tr
> ue&page=productlisting.aspx
>>.
>>