I need to look at back of phone. I have a plate which the phone attaches to by sliding up and into Rj11 plug. Does this phone operate the same way.
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I am not sure about the number Rj11, but the phone does slide up and into the plug and attaches itself to the wall. So I believe the answer is yes.
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My husband was a phone guy and had to rewire the phone because it did not fit on standard wall jack. He said not a big deal to rewire.
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this is the plate that it work with:http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/images/common/TP251SSN/TP251SSN_MED.png should know phone has a poor ringer
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this is the plate that it work with:http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/images/common/TP251SSN/TP251SSN_MED.pngshould know phone has a poor ringer
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On top of phone is the place to plug it in. The cover over the slot is very hard to get up first few times, I took a very sharp point of knife and pulled it up. Hope this helps.
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Hi Kob yes instead of plugging the cord to the plate you simply plug it directly to the phone. There is a port bottom right corner on the case :-) It's a standard hdmi miniHope that helps
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The back has two 3 prong plugs that take up the whole wall plate. The holder at the top is simply a groove to set a device in. It's plenty big enough for a phone or tablet. It doesn't rotate or anything so make sure your outlet is situated up and down with the ground prongs at the bottom.
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No it does not use the phone wall mount plate. The phone is too big for that and requires screw mounts into the wall. It is a great phone and looks great, glad i bought it.
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we found that the receivers that are supposed be adhered to the phone, don't work when placed on the back of the phone, next to the battery. worked fine when placed on the display, but then the phone was pretty useless without the display. don't think they took that into account when they designed it.
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No. You must have that plate to connect the phone jack and mount to the wall.
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I have had that a couple of times and my solution was to remove the back plate and make sure the charging contacts are fullyy engaged. In my specific case I have the charging pad mounted to the underside of my back plate not to the battery. Ive also bent the snout of the charging pad (where the contacts are located) away from the underside of the back plate so when mounting the back plate the contacts can line up better. This is not necessary if youve taped the charging plate to the battery. If youve taped the charging plate to the battery and your confident the charging contacts are fully engaged then I would look to the
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You'll need to mouse around the web to get an answer for this, but on my phone (Moto G), I had to place "receiver" under the back cover, and over the outside of the battery. It is very thin, sort of like a thick business card, and it has a pigtail that plugs into the USB port. That delivers the charge to the battery. If you can remove the back cover from your phone, I would suggest that you probably can install this device, but I do not know that from any personal experience with Moto X. This must be covered somewhere on the net, surely. Ralph L. Seifer, Long Beach, California.
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I don't use a charging plate, mine is a plug in cord, there's an opening at the bottom for the plug in charger
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The holder is fit to the phone, there is a power cable that is plugged into the back of the unit, that is included, then there is an additional small cable that is located close to the spot of the charging point. You must plug the unit in each time, it's not a big deal. It's so much better than any universal unit. Best one for the phone I have seen.
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It doesn't work the way I expected it to. I thought you would put the phone on the charger and it would charge. It has a plug that you don't see that you have to plug your phone into. You have to make sure it works with your phone. It was built for a specific model. I just don't remember which one!
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I'm sorry I haven't mounted in the way I cannot see the back. it dHave have An Input Jack which I feed myAndroid Phone through.look online for pictures of the back of the unit, you should be able to see if there is an output next to the input.
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Not sure what a j11 is but my wall plate and jack were many years old. Flat metal plate with what looks like a regular size slot for the phone wire. Worked perfect
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Not sure if we're talking about the same RAZR.... mine is a DROID RAZR MAXX, the "System version" in the "About phone" section says it's a XT912. If we're talking about a DROID RAZR MAXX; the answer is, Yes, the mount does work and works well. As soon as you slide the plug into the phone in the cradle, the Auto or Car Mode comes up after you unlock the phone. you then have several options buttons. Unless I'm using the GPS function for turn-by-turn directions, I like to put it into Map mode. Here you will see your position on the road plus traffic info. Another nice feature of this mode is that it monitors your speed over the ground. Good way to tell where your speedo is off.... hope this helps.. r3
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NO. So i sent it back. The backplate is half of the appeal of this phone, so i was disappointed.
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There is a male rj11 connector build in to the back of the phone that plugs directly in to a wall mount phone jack