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SgtVideo
Joined: 27 May 2011
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 Link Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 5:34 pm Post subject: RF Glasses Battery Charge Problem Determined |
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Some of us were having difficulty maintaining battery charge or reaching proper charge levels.
Bit Cauldron has reviewed the problem glasses that were submitted to them and made this determination:
"A small batch of controller PCBs happened to have a resistor mounted by hand, and the resistor used was the wrong value. This caused erroneous charge behavior. Replacing the resistor with the proper value corrects the charging behavior."
For the moment I don't have information to post for those who have this defect and will post it at first opportunity for you to seek replacments.
I would guess this will be a direct exchange with Bit Cauldron, will try to get confirmed instructions and post later.
Glad they figured this out!
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Rolls-Royce
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Location: Victorville, CA
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Yay!
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SgtVideo
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| Link Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 7:13 pm Post subject: Battery Charge Problem Exchange Procedure |
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It appears VIP3D will be handling the processing of RF glasses that we have discussed previously in our threads here and the AVS forum 3D Tech Talk area.
If you feel yours are part of that problem group, here is the email address at VIP3D support that will assist you.
Include in your email a description of your charging method, how soon failure occurred, no power On, that kind of stuff so they can make a determination.
It was estimated about 25 problem glasses may have gone through production with the incorrect charging resistor. Hopefully we are done with battery problems!
Contact: support2@3D-VIP.com
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