USB takes 5v not 9v. The 6G does not have Firewire. Sorry. 2010/6/30 Prabhdeep Singh <psgarch...@gmail.com>: > Hey guys. U people are the only ones who know the best about ipod > classic 6gs out there.i mean the voltage that goes in,the data, the > pins layout on the ipod dock.i realy realy need ur help.so here goes > the story. I was trying to make myself a charger for my ipod classic > 6g.the data lines, the middle 2 points on the usb port, D+ and D-, > which should have 2.6Vat D+ and 2.0V at D-.my problem, i supplied > nothing less than 9volts (i assume it to b,tho the source myt very wel > b 6V).i tried both the conditions in polarity.as in +9v dc to d+, > ground to d-, and thn, -9v dc to d+ and ground to d-.and i just > discovered my ipod doesnt get detectd by my laptop or computer at > al.when connectd, the ipod screen lights up as if sumthng is > connectd,bt no detection on computer means no data transfr plus no > charging through usb ports.please note, tht my ipod is working > fine.playing songs,evrythng.i just cant charge or transfer songs.in > diagnostic mode, the ipod detects that it is conectd thru usb.firewire > as always says 0.nt detected.is there anyway, any way tht i cn transfr > songs?i can stil charge through firewire, can i? Is there any fuse on > the mainboard, dock connecter, anythng on the data lines tht blew?guys > please please please help.my ipod is out of waranty.and i am fairly > experiencd wid ipod opening up.i just knw i wnt quite b able to > solder.bt please help guys.suggest anythng.evn if i cnt do > anythng.please help guys. > > -- > Prabhdeep Singh > _______________________________________________ > Linux4nano-dev mailing list > Linux4nano-dev@gna.org > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/linux4nano-dev > http://www.linux4nano.org >
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