Easy snap cord - Is it supposed to be horizontal or vertical? Do you leave the cord permanently in the snap?
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It's been my experience that the cord tends to "swivel" from the horizontal to vertical position. But I don't think that it really matters because it's performing it's function of keeping the cord in place in either position. I leave it there permanently. It's too much trouble to remove and re-insert the cord and I feel that doing so would put excessive wear on it. I hope that this addresses your question.
318137
I grab both ends and twist in opposite directions. That way when it folds together it doesn't unfold or bulk up because it is fighting against its self try to rotate in opposite directions. Either way grabbing and twisting the wire in the middle should work for you.
1491274
Well is it supposed to "snap" in or not? No one has answered the question yet. I tried another brand cable and it did not snpa in place, it just sort of sat there and any movement would nock it out.
1639503
The power cord is on the opposite end of the cord manager. That's the gray colored piece of plastic in the picture. I'm not for sure which end would be considered top/bottom. If that doesn't help the power cord would be at the top of the picture Amazon provides. As for the cord manager, I personally don't use it. It's designed to pop up so you can run the multiple cords under it then press back down to lock them into a neat, tidy group of cords. It doesn't work for me since you run the cords up through the bottom side (based on Amazons picture) of the device. This would require the device to be situated behind whatever components you are plugging into it. I have mine to the sides of my components. It would require bending the wires to get them down there to cord manager. Having said that, I've been using this surge protector for 6-8 months and have had no problems with it.
262630
Mine is an end plug, but it really shouldn't matter as the phone can be punted either vertical or horizontal.
474227
The diagram shows how to position the cord so it exits the camera body through the built in hole. It is hard to see. There is a rubber flap over the hole, and the flap looks exactly like the camera body, so it is not obvious that it can be moved. Turn the camera upside down, with the battery door closed and looking at "batt.open", the flap is directly below the 'n'. It works fine, just hard to see.
732454
Try tucking it in a corner, if that doesn't work, use those 3m velcro strips to secure the base. I lodged the cord under a hutch foot, so it didn't move.
1882386
The screen is on a swivel and will rotate all the way around..but to answer your question..if you want to permanently mount it in the other directions all of the mounting holes are in the same spot so it should be very simple and easy to do...but the quickest fix is to just spin the monitor to face the other direction.
1995870
First you put the cord in from above, once it is in place you can slide or pull the cords to the length you want as long as you don't pull with too much force in an upwards direction, but then it is easy to just pop the cords back in.For example, I would keep my laptop charger in my cord holder on my desk so it wouldn't slide off. I would just slide it out to connect it to my laptop and then move my laptop where ever I wanted on my desk and my cord would still be connected to my laptop, the cord holder, and the wall.
956122
Normal installation is horizontal. If you mean vertical, it would be a little unwieldy when loading it.
1345327
"Vertical" and "horizontal" are somewhat arbitrary here. It opens up along the longer side, so you'd insert the laptop front or back first, not side first. Hope that helps.
216825
Hi Donald, I've been sorta waiting for someone else to answer this one but since no one has... here is my take on it. I'd wrap it around a long nail or spike much the same way you would put it on a spool. My nail or wrap area would be no longer than ~5 3/4". I'd then tuck the cord into itself on one end and stuff it in my pouch, nail and all. Never hurts to have another tool around. ; - ) I have seen some videos on how to wrap cord in a way that holds it together well but also allows for quick and easy unraveling in an urgent situation. You may want to YouTube that as I'm not allowed to put outside links in this note. I hope someone gives you a better answer... but that's what I'd do since we don't have a better one yet. All the Best, Bill... TOUGH-GRID UPDATE: You're welcome Don! When you search YouTube, use the term "paracord deployment lanyard" I think you'll like the videos you find there. Bill... TOUGH-GRID
1159861
No, the cord doesn't rotate swivel, but I don't have trouble with it tangling
1957082
I used standard snaps from my local hardware store. I am not sure of the size. The snaps got stuck in the tool sometimes. I put a couple of layers of duct tape in the receptacle end and that worked.
842440
Ours clicks into place. Each time we use it we switch the handle to the opposite side. Our instructions said to do this. It helps the cord from getting twisted.
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Should be all right horizontally..... but gravity does make it easier to shut in the upright position.
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I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. It isn't like many laptop power cords, where the laptop cord plugs into a 'brick' which plugs into an outlet. It's one cord, two prongs, but the head of the piece that plugs into the outlet can be turned to allow horizontal or vertical insertion....