Reply
Thread Tools
Posts: 1 | Thanked: 0 times | Joined on Nov 2008
#1
Does anyone use their Nokia 770/800/810 non stop 24/7 like a server? I am thinking of using a couple of these as orbiters for linuxmce used as touchscreen alarm keypads in the house mounted in the entryway and upstairs master bedroom. It would be a cheap alternative to the high priced ademco touchscreens etc... and would have ALOT more functionality. I am just worried about having them running 24/7 on AC power. Any experiences or ideas are greatly appreciated.
thanks,
j
 
debernardis's Avatar
Posts: 2,142 | Thanked: 2,054 times | Joined on Dec 2006 @ Sicily
#2
My n800 has been for months on AC and hasn't explosed yet. It's an internet radio source, connected to a t-amp and a couple of mosscade 502 :-)
__________________
Ernesto de Bernardis

 
Posts: 19 | Thanked: 7 times | Joined on Feb 2008 @ Florida
#3
Not nearly 24/7 ... maybe 8-10/6 ... maybe more ... I leave mine plugged in at work and when at home ... its often plugged in for 24-48 hr stretches at home. I use it for personal email, private work logs/notes, web (almost constantly tethered via BT or WiFi).

The only trouble I've had is those persistent messages about saving power ... OK, there was once when I plugged it in and it refused to charge ... but a reboot solved that (has not happened since).

Ken

[edit] oh, yeah ... N810
 
Posts: 113 | Thanked: 13 times | Joined on Nov 2008 @ Darmstadt, Germany
#4
If i rememeber right it's advisable to remove the battery when your device is consantly plugged in, as otherwise there will be a constant load/drain cycle which after some time kills the battery due to material exhaustion. But I maybe wrong there.
 
Reply


 
Forum Jump


All times are GMT. The time now is 05:11.