The two white wire are for the thermister, I don't know for sure with
the eMate but if a resistance in the expected range is not present
then the 2100 will not attempt to charge.
the Red connector is positive and the black is negative.
On Jul 8, 2008, at 2:51 PM, knowtree@aloha.com wrote:
> Thanks for all the help and advice so far!
>
> Results from last night's inspection:
>
>
>
> 2. Connected A/C adapter to eMate. Using a Fluke meter, read 7.37V at
> connection on bottom of eMate. The eMate power light is green.
If the light does not turn orange then the eMate is not booted
>
>
> Red 1
> White 2
> White 3
> NC
> Black 5
>
>
> I had to stop when it came to unsoldering wires. I don't own a decent
> soldering iron -- now I have an excuse to buy one :-)
>
> Any comments on those voltage readings?
>
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