how to set pins for Samsung Google Nexus battery charge
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Look at the + and - on your battery and line up the pins it doesn't matter which ones the charger automatically recognizes the polarity.
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I normally move the left pin all the way to the left end and adjust the right pin so that the two pins aligned to the battery's - and + pads. It is awkward because the pins can move. My battery has three pads. To charge the battery you only need to use the - and + pads and ignore the center pad.
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My keyboard didn't come with much instructions. If I remember correctly it only came with instructions on how to sync it with your Nexus and to make sure it was charged for about 4 hours prior to use. Try to see if you can find anything on YouTube, my keyboard synchronized right away and has not given me any issues. Sorry I do not have the answer you are looking for.
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Please find the https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/593418/1361471225/redirect/1/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDI0NDYwNTg2L3NpZC80VjFiY3ZmbQ==/filename/H350_QSG.pdf for Product details and charging indicators
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Just click the big circle button and a battery indicator on the screen should appear
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Not sure about a sensor. I have read the specs that came with and did not see, I was concerned about that as well. I use the 1.0a slot for a Google Nexus.. amps they are marked on the adapter. Lower amp will not hurt anything, just means it may take a bit longer to charge.
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You must insert the Red Pin with the round top into the small hole on the front of the system. If you look at the front of the device you will see it next to the red battery test button.
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Put the red insert back into the 'low power auto alarm' socket. It's between the battery test button and the place the charger plugs into.
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Unfortunately I have no idea. I do not have the wireless charging accessory for the Nexus 4
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Try going into menu then into tools (shown by a little wrench). Scroll down until you come to battery type. Select the NIMH. That should work.
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You can charge any device that takes a USB micro or mini charging input. That should be fine for the Nexus. The phone depends on what kind of input it takes.
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The tab on this device touches the two brass pins situated next to the battery, so if the battery is thicker than OEM, the tab won't reach the pins. I returned a 7200 mAh battery because of this very reason.
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As long as you use it correctly i was only able to to charge my galaxy nexus once, the main problem was that the device was not labeled as + or - but my battery was and the instructions are not very clear I also noticed that the charge did not last very long. Samsung batteries also tend to have 4 charging metal plates an this device only has two so you have to figure out which configuration will work for you.
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The easiest thing to do is open up the screen encasing and check the back of the actually screen. Make sure the model is the same and the number of pins are as well
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Carefully look at pin config. in the illustration. Pin size etc. as compared to existing charger Carefully! The appear the same at 1st glance but there is a diff. Obvious when noticed
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This is the procedure I used for fixing my samsung galaxy nexus: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repairing+Samsung+Galaxy+Nexus+%28Verizon+LTE%29+Micro+USB+Charge+Port+%26+Main+Mic/9641
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Try this. It gets the charge up so your smart charger will recognize it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICne0ZyZ3IA
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I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE AND HAVE A SOLUTION!! Put the nose of the batter in at a DOWNWARDS ANGLE. catching just the front hooks to secure in place. Charger then recognizes it. the problem is the connectors are two short for the battery. if you put the battery in at a angle, works perfectly fine.