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• rechargeable batteries is completely cleared before recharging?

  for best performance and long life, Rechargeable AA batteries is fully audited before they are refilled, or you can recharge them when they register very low?

  Rechargeable batteries shall not be unloaded completely to load them again. You can find detailed information in the article of knowledge mentioned below:

  https://us.en.KB.Sony.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/43039/kW/life%20expectancy%20Of%20rechargeable%20b...

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "acceptable Solution".

• I would like to know if Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 also works with rechargeable batteries

  Hello

  I just bought a Wireless Desktop 3000 (keyboard + mouse).

  I would like to know if it also works with rechargeable batteries for normal alkaline batteries (batteries recommended) are 1.5 V batteries (NiMH) are only 1, 2V.  The keyboard uses 2 batteries and the batteries in the mouse 2 also.

  Thank you

  Lorant

  Original title: Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000

  Hello Lorant,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft Community forum.

  It is generally recommended to use the batteries that are similar to the integrated batteries. However, you can try to use rechargeable batteries, but make sure that the electrical parameters are not much different.

  Warning : Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Use by replacing only with the right size and type of batteries (alkaline, carbon zinc, or zinc chloride).

  For more information, you can consult the following product guide for Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000: product guide

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to post any of your Windows problems, we will be happy to help you.

• Rechargeable batteries safe for wireless keyboard?

  I was wondering if someone could help me answer the following question. Is it safe to use rechargeable batteries with my HP Deluxe wireless keyboard + mouse?

  P/N: KZ256AA REV. 1.3

  S/N: CNP12903 T5

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  No problem at all. The voltage may be a little more down, but ok.

  Kind regards.

• 1-2 day battery life Keyboard wireless!

  Since the update to OS X 10.11.4, the battery on the wireless (former model, not the new Magic Keyboard) keyboard has slumped about 3 to 4 weeks for 1-2 days! I use rechargeable batteries from Apple, and the same set of batteries has not affected the Magic Trackpad (also a former model).

  And FYI, I use the keyboard for about 8 to 12 hours.

  Try the non-rechargeable batteries...

  Battery life is based on its use. I don't know what it is that the software update would have done to cause the problem.

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• Camera flashes

  Hi guru...

  need a suggestion... Is the power of maH battery has something to do with flash response time? battery with which MA is suggested?  Which is also the best battery suggested for use on a full-time basis for a function of 2 h?

  Milli-ampere hour is the amount of energy that the dough is capable of storing.  Think of this as the tank of gas on a car.  A car can have only a 10 gallon tank.  Another car might have a 15 gallon tank.  15 gallon means the car can store more 'energy' (as a gas) - but this does not necessarily mean that the gas flow out faster.

  It is similarly of the batteries.

  My favorite for my Speedlites batteries are Sanyo 'Eneloop' rechargeable batteries.  These are 1900 mAh batteries, but the thing TOUCHES thereon, is that they are "low self-discharge" batteries.  All batteries will be auto-dischrage if they sit unused (just sitting on a shelf... they don't even have to be connected to anything).  Some rechargeable batteries will lose 20% of their power in the first 24 hours after his indictment.  Eneloops have a _very_ slow rate of self-discharge... so slow, in fact, that when you buy the news in a store, you'll discover that they actually charge (they do not require an initial charge like most rechargeable batteries) and they will be more complete.  This means I can treat them as non-rechargeable batteries... If I leave a sit unused flash for a few weeks, that I don't have to worry that I need fee-to top the batteries before you can use it... It'll still be ready to go.

  To make a quick flash recycling requires more comprehensive amperage (AMPS are essentially a measure of the rate of flow of energy... Ah is a measure of storage regardless of flow).  Canon makes an external battery for their Speedlite 580EX II flashes and 600EX-RT (not included... it's an accessory) called the "Compact Battery Pack CP - E4.   It contains 8 AA batteries (that the wedges internally only flash 4).  You can place the system in a mode where it combines both internal and external and external batteries or a hence only external batteries).  But given all these batteries significantly improves the speed of flash recycle (as well as the number of flashes you can get.)

  If you REALLY need quick recycle time, you can cluster Speedlites.  Watch this video if you want to see how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaALe0w992E

  Note that it uses sync mode high speed with these flashes because it must freeze the action with fast shutter speeds.  Sync high speed, the flash must quickly than scans of gap filling of pulse on the sensor.  The number of pulses required depends on how much faster the shutter speed is set above max flash sync speed.  If, for example, the trigger is set to 1/1000th (5 bodies max flash sync speed x more) then the flash pulse has at least 5 times to get the exposure... which means no single burst of light can spend more than 1/5th of the total capacity of Speedlites.  By the lights of clustering, each single light has to release a tiny amount of capacity stored by impulse, which means that the cluster of them easily has enough power to handle the quick actions via sync high speed shooting in direct sunlight.

  The point is... you can do these things fire as fast as you need it to fire - I don't expect many of us will run out and buy six Speedlites plus a commander, but it is good to know HOW to get the system to do IF you need, the system can deliver the performance (but I think I would probably rent the additional Speedlite for filming).

• SideWinder X 8

  This is my third replasement for this mouse sidewinder - X 8. and once again, after 2 weeks of use, its judgment load battery.what a piece of junk.

  Hi Sander334,

  Have a. you tried to use the mouse on another computer?

  If the charge light turns red or flashing red after several seconds, follow these steps:

  (a) unplug the unit for the connection of load.

  (b) turn the power off.

  (c) remove the batteries from the device.

  (d) wipe the battery with a clean and soft cloth.

  (e) wait 10 seconds and then replace the batteries in the device.

  (f) the power. Then try step 1 again.

  If the problem persists, try one of the following additional steps:

  ·         If the device has a power adapter to load, try using a different power outlet.

  ·         If the device recharges via the USB port, try using a different USB port (preferably on the back of the computer).

  Note If the device includes rechargeable batteries, try to recharge alkaline or other non-rechargeable batteries in the device will cause the condition of flashing red light. If alkaline batteries are used in the device, the device doesn't have to be reloaded. The flashing red light condition may also occur if the spring that holds the battery in place is loose and she does not hold the battery safely.

  I hope this helps.

  Bindu S -Microsoft Support

• My touchpad is hole batteries

  My touchpad is holing of batteries every week. I use my computer in less than 12 hours per week. This seems odd. Y at - it a sleep track pad option that I don't know?

  http://www.lenashore.com/2012/06/trackpad-battery-life-getting-you-down/

  There is no way to 'sleep' your trackpad. But you can simplify your use of battery. (Two to four weeks until the replacement/refill is in the ballpark.)

  1. rely on rechargeable batteries - like those that accompany your trackpad.

  2. invest in a charger AA-, they are relatively cheap and reliable.

• Mouse Wireless HP MG-0856 likes to eat batteries.

  Although I try and pass this mouse off the power when you are not using not seems to eat batteries. Anyone got one of them and it's normal.

  LJS, welcome to the forum.

  Well, I don't know for certain that this is normal, but I had the same problem with my Logitech mouse.  I solved the problem by buying rechargeable batteries and a charger.  I only went through two pairs of batteries in 5 years.  The initial outlay is minimal compared to the purchase of new alkaline batteries.

• Non-responding TV/remote control

  My model #KDL - 52EX700 Sony TV does not respond for 4-5 minutes after ignition. My remote is a RM-YD033. Have replaced the batteries in the remote control, but still will not respond. All that is on, when I turn on TV will stay because I am unable to change anything for about 5 minutes. Help!

  Hello jrw4par, thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention.

  Follow these steps to troubleshoot a remote that no longer works or does not work properly:

  1. make sure the device you're trying to control works.

  • Plug it into an electrical outlet that works, you know.
  • Switch on the device with its own switch (not the button on the remote control).

  2. make sure that the remote control not less than 3 feet and no farther than 10 feet away from the unit.

  NOTE: With the help of the remote control too closely or too far could prevent the infrared (IR) beam to reach the device IR sensor.

  3. when using the remote, remember, so that it points directly to the remote unit sensor.

  4. If the remote control has the ability to be set for different functions (TV, comics, DVD, to THE, STB, etc.), ensure that correct operation is selected.

  NOTE: See the user manual to determine if the remote control has the ability to be set for different functions and, where appropriate, for instructions on how to configure these functions remotely.

  5. remove all the obstacles that may be in the path between the remote control and the unit. Glass doors or enclosures can affect the signal from the remote control. Try to open the glass doors to see if that makes a difference.

  6. make you sure the device IR sensor is not exposed to the direct rays of the Sun or fluorescent lights or halogen. Bright lights shining directly on the IR sensor can interfere with the reception of signals from the remote control.

  7. check that the remote control sends an IR signal.

  8 remove the batteries from the remote control, press each button two times, and then reinstall the batteries.

  9. install alkaline batteries.

  IMPORTANT:

  • Don't use rechargeable batteries.
  • Ensure that the batteries are inserted correctly by matching the polarity of the batteries with the + (PLUS) and - (LESS) the symbols in the battery compartment.

  10. do a power reset for the device or component that the remote is supposed to control.

  NOTES:

  • Most of the components can be reset by unplugging the power cord from the electrical outlet for a minute.
  • Refer to the operating instructions for the component to get specific instructions on how to perform a power reset.

  If this post helps you resolve your concerns, please let us know by accepting this post as a solution.

• 3280 RTC battery

  What type of battery RTC a Travelmate 3282 require?  I found two coin batteries 2032 1220 NS shown when searching on the web.  The reference number of the repair doesn't help much.  Thank you

  Steve

  Hello Steve,.

  Maybe this can help you (components electronic online store - professional):

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  1 - batteries - non-rechargeables (primary)

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• Bluetooth mouse lag when Bluetooth keyboard is connected

  Hello

  I recently bought a Lenovo Thinkpad with windows 8, and I noticed a really annoying problem. I have a Bluetooth mouse and a bluetooth keyboard and my keyboard works fine, but when my Bluetooth keyboard is connected, my Bluetooth mouse is REALLY bad. If the keyboard is off then the mouse works great, only it messes up if the two are connected at the same time.

  I have seen several discussions on the Bluetooth mouse problems when playing games or transfer of data, but mine does all the time if I have my keyboard connected at the same time.

  Is there anything I can do to fix this?

  Troubleshooting Wireless and Bluetooth® questions Check and reset power check the (rechargeable) batteries

  Try to charge the unit. It can take an hour or more to fully charge your device. See the documentation provided with the device.

  Notes

  • The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.
  • Some rechargeable batteries may need to be replaced. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.

  Check the batteries (non-rechargeable)

  1. Make sure that you have installed the correct type of batteries in the device. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.
  2. Replace all batteries with new batteries.

  Note

  The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.

  Reset the power of the device

  1. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn off the unit.
  2. If your device is equipped with removable batteries, remove the batteries and reinstall them. Make sure that they are correctly positioned.
  3. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn on the device.

  Look for the software updates Check for Windows updates

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. Download and install the updates and priority updates custom, especially those related to the material.

  See the Readme file

  • See the Readme file for more information last minute product.

  Check the USB connection between the computer and the transceiver unplug and reconnect the transceiver.

  1. Disconnect the wireless transmitter/receiver and then plug it back.
  2. If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub, disconnect the hub, and then plug it in again.

  Plug the transceiver wireless to another port on the same computer.

  • If you have several USB ports, plug the transceiver wireless on a USB port different on the same computer.
  • If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub:
    1. Plug the hub on an another USB port on the same computer.
    2. Make sure that you use a powered hub that is appropriate for the powerful high USB devices.
    3. Try to plug the transceiver wireless directly into a USB port on the computer.

  Refresh the wireless connection all other devices connect wirelessly to Microsoft.

  1. Press the button on the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  2. Press the button connection on the underside of the unit.

  Optimize the signal check the placement of the wireless device.

  The wireless transmitter/receiver and the device must be correctly. Try the following solutions:

  • Place the device wireless closer to the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  • If you have a mouse and a keyboard, and they are both wireless, place them equidistant from the transceiver.
  • Turn the transceiver on the side or upside down.

  Some objects not wireless and wireless may cause interference with your wireless phone. To avoid interference from the transceiver, avoid using your device near objects such as:

  • Wireless network devices
  • Cell phones and wireless drill
  • Remote controlled toys
  • Microwave ovens
  • Cables parallel to the wireless transceiver cables
  • Metal surfaces in contact with the unit
  • Other transceivers and wireless pointing devices

  Setting up a Bluetooth device

  You can use the following information to help you resolve a problem with your device (keyboard or mouse) Bluetooth wireless.

  Check the connection between your computer and the transceiver Bluetooth

  • Make sure that Bluetooth is on.

    If you connect your device with an internal Bluetooth connection, make sure that wireless connections are active. Many laptops have a switch, a key or keyboard shortcut that enables wireless connections.

  • Turn on Bluetooth on your computer if your mouse does not have its own transceiver. If your mouse does not have its own transceiver, your desktop, laptop or laptop must have a two-way radio built into the computer, or you must use a non-Microsoft external transceiver. How the mouse will connect to the computer by Bluetooth, and how to turn on Bluetooth, varies depending on how it is implemented on the computer. You may need to contact the computer manufacturer or the manufacturer of the Bluetooth transmitter/receiver to find out how to activate Bluetooth on the computer and how to add a device to it.

  Refresh the connection Wireless to your Bluetooth device

  • Pair your Bluetooth device to your computer.
  • Re-establish a connection without wire if your computer does not detect a device compatible Bluetooth Microsoft if you try to use a Microsoft wireless keyboard compatible Bluetooth or mouse and the input device does not work, it is possible that your computer does not detect the device. To resolve this problem on a Windows computer, restore the link wirelessly with the computer. For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 811798 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811798

  Solve a connection failure when the installation software can connect to a Bluetooth Microsoft compatible device

  During installation, if the installer is unable to connect to the device via a Bluetooth connection, you must change the transmitter/receiver to use a Bluetooth mode managed by hardware.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 953694 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953694

  Establish a Bluetooth connection when a device does not respond

  If the Bluetooth connection cannot be established, you may need to remove the device is unresponsive system and then add it again.

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. If the Bluetooth device is not responding is listed, select it and then click Remove.
  3. Click Start, click principally made programs, click the Microsoft mouse, and then click connect Bluetooth mouse.
  4. Follow the instructions in the wizard to connect to your device.

  Why is there a delay before a Bluetooth mouse answer after it has been idle

  To extend the battery life, Bluetooth devices go into hibernation after 8-10 minutes of inactivity. It may take several seconds for the Bluetooth mouse to reconnect when you resume using it after this period of hibernation. Thus, you may notice a delay between the time that you use the mouse and the response on the screen.

  Use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter

  Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to connect several devices to your computer. You may be able to use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, but this connectivity is not always supported by Microsoft.

  For more information on the use of other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, see the documentation provided with the device.

  For new devices, download the latest version of the software from the Web page of software downloading material.

  Connection of the keyboard of laptop Wedge for a tablet PC

  By default, the keyboard pairs Bluetooth Mobile from the hold with most tablet PC through safe simple pairing (SSP) with an authentication key. Some tablets, however, may not support SSP with an authentication key.
  In order to pair your keyboard hold such a Tablet Mobile successfully, use the following alternative pairing mode.

  Associate your keyboard by SSP without a password

  1. Hold down the Fn key as you press and hold the Connect button located under the keyboard. After 3 to 5 seconds, a small light on top of the keyboard flashes green and Red alternately. This means that your keyboard is detectable in your tablet in 6 minutes.
  2. On your Tablet PC, on the Start menu, select Control Paneland in category view, find the material and audio.
  3. Select Add a device.
  4. When the keyboard is listed, select it and follow the instructions to pair your keyboard Wedge with your tablet with success.

  Note
  If you want to associate your keyboard with a tablet or another computer that takes in charge the SSP with an authentication key, hold down the Connect button only.

  A keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect after being left idle

  After you have used is not the keyboard or your Bluetooth mouse for a while, you may not be able to use the device again without rebooting the system or by turning your Bluetooth radio and turn it on again.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 2758967 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2758967

• Travel & leaving MacBook Air in the House

  I'll be away for 4 months, I ask a friend to turn on my Macbook Air from time to time or just leave it turned off?

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  You should ask your friend to recharge the battery regularly

  or

  • For computers that have non-removable batteries, you must load or discharge the battery to that 50% of the charge remains. If you plan to store it for more than six months, charge it to 50% every six months remaining in stock.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201725

• Blue Tooth Mouse pairing attempts failed on Mac mini after several months of service

  Hello support team,

  My attempts pairing Blue Tooth Mouse (for my "Easy blue Typhoon" made in Germany) are retained is NOT on my Mac mini once I used the 'Typhoon BlueEasy' mouse for several months in good pairing function combined with my Mac mini.

  Already I changed the batteries (which are not emptied) for rechargeable batteries (filled 100%) now - but this does not solve the problem of coupling:

  

  The easy blue Typhoon is not damaged/broken - it works fine on my other devices.

  I think that all of a sudden the 'mini Apple Mac system' blocked matching by some unknown reason.

  Jona li

  -

  You said "it works well on my other devices".

  The other device are on and have Bluetooth turned on?

  If the mouse BT is pairing with other devices?

• Red dot that closes an application becomes black and crashes when you click

  If I use a mouse Mighty Mouse or Magic Mouse or Magic Mouse 2, the small red candy that closes an application frequently darkens when I click it. It freezes the app. I can still move the mouse cursor, but nothing else open or close until I click on the desktop, then click again on red gumdrop for the APP. This happens on all sorts of applications, Apple and third parties. It happens almost every time, but not always.

  This started after I've upgraded to a new trio of Apple keyboard, mouse, and trackpad with rechargeable batteries. I used a Mighty Mouse Wireless before getting the Magic Mouse 2. Because the edges of the Magic Mouse 2 literally cause my fingers hurt, for a while, I used the two mice. Maybe two mouse active at the same time have caused the problem. I looked everywhere in my library to the appropriate to throw files user preferences, but it left me speechless. I even tried resetting the PRAM and SMC resets.

  This behavior has migrated to a second iMac when I used Migration Assistant to import my main user account to the new machine. This machine's human interface devices are an Apple wired aluminum keyboard and a wired Mighty Mouse. So I'm sure it's a corrupted preferences file, but I don't know which.

  The two iMacs are 27 "(end-2012 and the end of 2013), and both are running macOS El Capitan 10.11.5 with all the updates."

  Any ideas on what is happening or how to fix it? Thanks in advance.

  Have you tried to "Force quit" the app (s) affected as and when the problem occurs, followed by a reboot?

  If the mice are sitting close to each other they are likely to interfere, although the button color change is not something that I've met before.   Disconnect the old mouse because only Magic Mouse 2 will work correctly with El Capitan.