From: Adam Ladds (aladds_at_gmail.com)
Date: Sat Mar 19 2005 - 08:54:10 PST
I have tried the volume, it makes no difference. Neither does a
different pair or earphones. The interference is a sort of whistling
noise, the audio out can be heard over it, but it is very annoying. I
have 2 working eMates, both have this problem, they have both been
tested with two different pairs of earphones. When the AC adaptor is
plugged in, the noise changes, it becomes slightly higher pitched, If I
can sort out some web space, I may be able to upload an audio file of
the noise if this would help anyone.
cheers
Adam
On Saturday, March 19, 2005, at 04:44 PM, Adriano wrote:
> Il giorno 19/mar/05, alle 11:54, Adam Ladds ha scritto:
>
> 2) The audio out jacks seem to have a lot of interference from
> something, is this normal?
>
> Hi,
>
> what yu are experiencing on you audio port is not normal,
> the audio port of the eMate get some gaining on the audio output, which
> give you the option o connecting hearphones (at a good volume) and/or
> (very very very small) speakers. If will find the audio out very useful
> with MadMax and mp3s.
>
> Try first lowering the audio volume output just turning left the audio
> switch on the eMate.
> If you experience the same interferences then try using the audio port
> with a different pair of hearphones.
> If the problem persists, try to polish from dust the inside of the
> audio jack using an air compressor.
> If the problem still persist, although the the emate audio connector is
> really really hard and metal jacked, the previous owner had been able
> to ruin it.
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