| How to Make a Backfeed Phone Cable Posted:  In business and residential real estate, most buildings have a legacy network of telephone wires to standard RJ-11 jacks in different rooms. However, solutions based on Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) have become prevalent for voice and video... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Jonah Quant
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| How to Remove a Marantz Power Switch Posted: Marantz is a manufacturer of popular stereo receivers and other stereo equipment. One popular Marantz product is the CC 3000 5-disc CD changer and player. Over time the power switch on your Marantz CD player can wear down, or the small spring... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Ashton Daigle |
| How to Access an Overlock Phone Posted:  As a security measure to avoid unauthorized access into your cell phone by other people, lock codes help to restrict access to the personal files and data on your handset. However, should you forget your Personal Identification Number (PIN) and... Recent Article published on 2/23/2011 by Tiffany Ameh
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| Installation of a USA Spec DF-Toy Adapter Posted: USA Spec DF adapters are used in Toyota vehicles to interface audio outputs from other audio devices, such as CD players, satellite radios or MP3 players. Since the device can connect directly to the Toyota vehicle's audio system, the... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Bryan Roberts |
| How Do I Repair the H700 in a Centro? Posted: The Centro is a smartphone developed and marketed by Palm. The H700 is a Bluetooth headset that allows you talk hands-free. You can use the H700 on your Palm Centro smartphone. Occasionally, you may encounter issues with the headset. Most of... Recent Article published on 2/23/2011 by Suvro Banerji |
| How to Hook Up a Momentary Switch Posted:  A momentary switch is an electronic component that can quickly turn sections of a circuit on and off, such as a doorbell. When the doorbell is pressed it is "on" and the bell sounds. When the doorbell is released, it is "off" and the bell stops... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Peter Syslo
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| UCOM Paging Unication Pager Instructions Posted:  Operating the NP88 Unication pager can be difficult for a new user, and even simple functions like setting the time, or reading a page can seem impossible to figure out. The NP88 is a pager made by Unication that is available on the UCOM Paging... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Lee Johnson
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| How to Make Your Own 360 Lens Posted:  Though people speak of 360-degree lenses, they don't exist. 360 refers to a fish-eye, rounded effect on photos, usually stitched together in a panorama end to end. If you don't have the money necessary to buy 360 fish-eye lenses, there are two... Recent Article published on 2/25/2011 by Darren Bonaparte
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| How to Hide Your Spy Gear Posted: Hidden surveillance equipment is sometimes necessary to protect your children and your home. Hidden cameras are increasingly being used to monitor the behavior of nannies and housekeepers, while the homeowner is out of the house. While audio... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Todd Bowerman |
| How to Build a Phone Ringing Light Posted:  It is frustrating not to hear your phone ringing at home. This is of particular concern to people who are hearing-impaired, or those who work in noisy conditions. A solution is to build a phone-ringing light that indicates the phone is ringing by... Recent Article published on 2/24/2011 by Renee Gerber
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