HTC tytn ll ac adapter broke.

[un1ucky]

hi i looked around forum and couldnt really find a real answer. i know people hate it when noobs post not reading the announcement thing but yeah this will be a quick answer.. hope someone helps

well i broke my htc tytn ll adapter of course.. anyway i was wondering if i can use the htc tytn ac adapter to use for the htc tytn ll? i bought one today at telus.. and i was browsing around google and couldnt find anything similiar to my situation but yeah.. thanks and hope i dont piss anyone off posting this =)

[Cal-El]

hi i looked around forum and couldnt really find a real answer. i know people hate it when noobs post not reading the announcement thing but yeah this will be a quick answer.. hope someone helps

well i broke my htc tytn ll adapter of course.. anyway i was wondering if i can use the htc tytn ac adapter to use for the htc tytn ll? i bought one today at telus.. and i was browsing around google and couldnt find anything similiar to my situation but yeah.. thanks and hope i dont piss anyone off posting this =)
As long as the conections are the same(mini USB) it should work! I have used my T-Mobile DASH cord with my at&t Tilt before, worked fine! As long as the light says its charging, its fine! Hope that helps you out!:)
Welcome to XDA!:)

[un1ucky]

As long as the conections are the same(mini USB) it should work! I have used my T-Mobile DASH cord with my at&t Tilt before, worked fine! As long as the light says its charging, its fine! Hope that helps you out!:)
Welcome to XDA!:)


what about the usb version like uh... the htc tytn has the version 1.1 and the htc tytn ll has usb version 2.0.
does that make any difference? or am i thinking too much?

[Flying Kiwi]

what about the usb version like uh... the htc tytn has the version 1.1 and the htc tytn ll has usb version 2.0.
does that make any difference? or am i thinking too much?I also had my TyTN II mains adapter fail (after only a couple of months and about 4 uses). It just made a loud click and would no longer power on so if this is what happened to you, see if you can get a (different) warranty replacement through your supplier. Although the TyTN IIs proprietary extUSB port supports USB 2.0, it's a variety called 'USB 2.0 Full Speed' which (just like USB 1.1 Full Speed) only offers up to 12 Mb/sec and not the 480 Mb/s thats the theoretical maximum for USB 2.0 High Speed. When I plug my TyTN II into the NEC chipset USB 2.0 High Speed capable USB ports on my PC, the 'network' thats created is only a 10 Mb/sec one. Both phones have 5 Volt adapters designed for HTC extUSB ports and the USB 1.1 vs 2.0 differences are not associated with mains charger connections so you should be fine.