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Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: Irongeek on October 19, 2005, 12:29:29 pm
I've been looking at the specs and am still a little confused and I just wanted to make sure. As some of you know, I run a website on using the Zaurus as a pen-test device:

http://irongeek.com/i.php?submenu=zaurus/z...urus/zaurusmain (http://irongeek.com/i.php?submenu=zaurus/zaurusheader&page=zaurus/zaurusmain)

Well, I fucked up and fried my old 5500 and am thinking of getting a sl-c1000. Here are my questions:

1. Can I still use my old 5500 charger on the c1000? I want to have a charger at work and at home so I was going to reuse the old one.

2. If I understand right, the c1000 had 128MB or ROM where it stores the OS and apps I can install. It also has 64MB ram besides that. Is that correct? I use to alwats run out of space on root on my 5500 (16MB ROM for root I think) and had to ipgk-link everything to RAM, is that less of a problem now?

Thanks.
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: GadgetGuy on October 19, 2005, 12:38:05 pm
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1. Can I still use my old 5500 charger on the c1000? I want to have a charger at work and at home so I was going to reuse the old one.

2. If I understand right, the c1000 had 128MB or ROM where it stores the OS and apps I can install. It also has 64MB ram besides that. Is that correct?
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1. The C1000 has a charger which is the same as a Sony PSP charger. If the 5500 is also the same as the PSP charger, then yes the 5500 and the C1000 have the same charger.

2. Yes.
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: jh on October 19, 2005, 01:46:36 pm
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1. Can I still use my old 5500 charger on the c1000? I want to have a charger at work and at home so I was going to reuse the old one.
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I use my 5500 charger on my C1k without any problems.

jason
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: chiark on October 19, 2005, 02:07:07 pm
As above, you can use the 5500 charger and yes you have 128MB ROM and 64MB RAM.

The C-1000 comes with a Japanese-only 100V charger that isn't supposed to be used outside of Japan, but has been reported as working in the USA by some people.  As I'm in England, I had to buy the PSP charger for it...  Or you could use a PSP sync/charge USB cable which is even more handy - I did that as well.
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: merli on October 20, 2005, 03:48:15 am
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As above, you can use the 5500 charger and yes you have 128MB ROM and 64MB RAM.

The C-1000 comes with a Japanese-only 100V charger that isn't supposed to be used outside of Japan, but has been reported as working in the USA by some people.  As I'm in England, I had to buy the PSP charger for it...  Or you could use a PSP sync/charge USB cable which is even more handy - I did that as well.
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Mine C1000 I bought from www.pulster.de came with EA75 adapter which is Input 100-240V 50-60Hz Output 5V  1A.
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: chiark on October 20, 2005, 04:47:39 am
OK, to clear up any confusion:

As I understand it, if you buy an SL-C1000 from Japan, or from PriceJapan, you will get a tiny PSU which is the EA-72 (100V, 50/60Hz, 11VA input, 5.0V, 1.0A output).  This has plugs suitable for the Japanese market, apparently, and is rated at 100V.  I don't know if it's suitable for use in the USA, but the previous owner of my 1000 did use it in the USA with an adaptor.

If you buy an SL-C1000 from any reseller such as Conics, Dynamism, Figlabs, Pulster, ShirtPocket, Streamline, Trisoft or anyone else who knows what they're doing and understands their obligations, you will get a worldwide PSU suitable for use anywhere in the word when used with appropriate converter plugs.  Figlabs provide the Sony PSP charger and have taken the 1000/PSP charger through CE mark certification, most others to the best of my knowledge provides a Sharp EA-70 - Trisoft have taken the EA-70/SL-Cxx00 through CE mark certification.  

The EA-70s is a lump which needs a "figure of 8" lead from the plug socket to the PSU.  The rating is 100-240v input, 50/60Hz, with 5.0V DC 2.0A output.  

The EA-75 is the charger that comes with the 3100.  This is a charger with japanese-style plug moulded into it, so for use in other markets I think you need a plug adaptor.  Interestingly, it is only rated for 1.0A output rather than 2.0A.

Sorry to give such a long answer to a simple question, but I'm trying to get to the bottom of what is supplied in the box with every model.  I hope it helps somewhat.
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: GadgetGuy on October 20, 2005, 08:32:07 am
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The EA-75 is the charger that comes with the 3100.  This is a charger with japanese-style plug moulded into it, so for use in other markets I think you need a plug adaptor.  Interestingly, it is only rated for 1.0A output rather than 2.0A.


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The adaptor I got with the C3100 (purchased from PriceJapan) is an international one ( 100-240V) and it works great (without any plug adaptor) in Canada...
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: chiark on October 20, 2005, 10:34:04 am
Oh cool, cheers for that.  Do you happen to know if the Canadian socket is the same as the Japanese one?  I guess the answer is yes...
Title: Sl-c1000 Questions
Post by: Sna on October 23, 2005, 08:16:15 am
The 3100 model is special
this is the only one (with some 6000) with an international charger in the box basically

i've bought mine in japan and i had an international charger in the box, and this is the only model i've received this