USR018054 Wireless Turno Access Point & Router - power connection

I have a USR018054 Wireless Turno Access Point & Router. The power
connector at the back is a VERY loose fit, so much so that I wonder if
the wrong plug has been fitted. I wonder if anyone else has come across
this problem?


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Martin Briscoe
Fort William

In article <3fa4c53b$0$12248$(E-Mail Removed)> ,
Martin <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have a USR018054 Wireless Turno Access Point & Router. The power
> connector at the back is a VERY loose fit, so much so that I wonder if
> the wrong plug has been fitted. I wonder if anyone else has come across
> this problem?

Is that related to the USR8054? I have an 8054. My power connector seems
OK. See if you can find specs (or call USR and ask) for the diameter of the
power connector, and then measure it and compare.

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-eben (E-Mail Removed)m home.tampabay.rr.com/hactar

Unix is user-friendly; it's just picky
about who it makes friends with.

I asked USR and they just said to take back to the retailer but it is
not possible to get back there at the moment.

Duct tape to the rescue again!


MArtin

Hactar wrote:

> In article <3fa4c53b$0$12248$(E-Mail Removed)> ,
> Martin <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>I have a USR018054 Wireless Turno Access Point & Router. The power
>>connector at the back is a VERY loose fit, so much so that I wonder if
>>the wrong plug has been fitted. I wonder if anyone else has come across
>>this problem?
>
>
> Is that related to the USR8054? I have an 8054. My power connector seems
> OK. See if you can find specs (or call USR and ask) for the diameter of the
> power connector, and then measure it and compare.
>

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Martin Briscoe
Fort William