N770 HEADPHONE PROBLEM

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Igor Stoppa wrote:
> On Sun, 2007-07-22 at 22:25 -0400, ext James Knott wrote:
>   
>> DrFredC.com wrote:
>>     
>>> James Knott wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Kurt Brust wrote:
>>>>   
>>>>         
>>>>> Tried it with 3 devices already... its the unit.
>>>>>   
>>>>>     
>>>>>           
>>>> If that extra push that others mentioned doesn't work, I guess you're in for a warranty repair.
>>>>   
>>>>         
>>> I'm also returning my 3 week old unit for warranty.  Seems it doesn't
>>> take well to walking around in a pocket or day pack.  After a few
>>> times of sitting a couple hours on a flat surface, when it rebooted,
>>> now it won't boot at all.  Also the FM never worked...  Just static. 
>>> IMHO, not a big deal -- stuff happens in the first few weeks of some
>>> units. 
>>>       
>> Is that static with the N800 headphones?  If you use a regular headset,
>> you'll just get static, as the N800 headset includes the FM antenna.
>>     
>
> No, your "antenna" is the wire of the headphones. Ever opened a pocket FM tuner?
>
> Any headphones will do, just keep the wire uncoiled.
>
>   
When I use regular headphones, I get static on the FM tuner.  The N800
headset plug has an extra connection, which carries the FM signal.  When
you use a regular headset, that terminal is shorted to ground, which
means that the wire will not work as an antenna.


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