Rockwell108

my "sync n suck" cable is great for draining batteries. Thats what I enjoy using it for all the time anyways.

star882

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=79964
I finished a design to power and charge an Axim from a 7.5-16v power supply, such as some batteries or a Firewire port.
I ended up using a different chip for efficiency reasons.
My design to charge an Axim from a USB port isn't complete yet. I'm planning to modify a PT5044N module to output 5.6v.

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Originally Posted by A friend of mine who has a Linux kernel named after his girlfriend.

If I was VirtualBox, I could load my virtualization module into Hannah and boot up another kernel in the same address space.

Dziekanowski

Originally Posted by JakeRich

So, what's a user to do? 1. When using USB only, either run, or charge, not both.

How is it possible to run (i.e., use activesync or Card Export II or suchlike) and not charge? Is there a way, when it is switched on, to tell the axim not to try to take a charge when connected using a usb sync and charge cable?

If I understand correctly, what I really need is a USB charge cable to charge my axim via the USB port when it is switched off and a separate USB sync cable, which is not pinned out to supply power to the axim, to use activesync or the like when the axim is on.

Or, am I just getting myself into a complete pickle here?