screen only stays on if you have the cable plugged into the wall charger.I just got the dock and it enters dock mode ok but the screen still shuts off after the normal idle time. I would have thought the screen would stay on while it's docked. Any of you guys having this problem?
screen only stays on if you have the cable plugged into the wall charger.
I've know mine stays on when plugged into AC. Haven't tried the USB/computer yet - but just now plugged it in to my computer and placed it on MIKRADLE. I'll get back to you in @10 minutes to let you know if mine reacts the same as yours. I would have thought the same as you since it is charging.screen only stays on if you have the cable plugged into the wall charger.
Interesting, I had it plugged into a USB port and it was shutting off. I plugged it into a wall socket and now it's staying on. Thanks!! I wonder what the difference is? It's charging either way.
500mAh/550mAh vs. 1100mAh being provided from the wall. find a way to get 1000+ mAh from your PC and it will stay on.screen only stays on if you have the cable plugged into the wall charger.
Interesting, I had it plugged into a USB port and it was shutting off. I plugged it into a wall socket and now it's staying on. Thanks!! I wonder what the difference is? It's charging either way.
the dock has nothing to do with it, unless you dock is powered (and the moto one is not). USB standards are only 500mAh of power. you need 1000+ to keep the phone awake.Okay - experiment done! My droid, plugged into my Apple G5 Tower USB connector, while sitting on MIKRADLE dock, does NOT sleep. It has stayed charging now for well over an hour without sleeping - same as if it were plugged into my AC charger.
So - not sure why Garyhesq does not have the same results. Something is different here. MIKRADLE dock is utilizing the original USB cable that came with the phone, so his Dock vs MIKRADLE should have no difference. I'd say it must be something with his phone. Or.... my USB is plugged directly into my USB2.0 connection on the computer - full power. Perhaps he is not plugged into a full power USB connector (such as into a keyboard or monitor usb connection)? This could be the answer. Waiting for his reply.
cuskit
As stated, my USB does NOT sleep my Droid... It's plugged into MacG5 USB 2.0 directly on machine. Why, if as you say this is not possible? Curious only - I'm not USB power literate. So - go easy on me!the dock has nothing to do with it, unless you dock is powered (and the moto one is not). USB standards are only 500mAh of power. you need 1000+ to keep the phone awake.Okay - experiment done! My droid, plugged into my Apple G5 Tower USB connector, while sitting on MIKRADLE dock, does NOT sleep. It has stayed charging now for well over an hour without sleeping - same as if it were plugged into my AC charger.
So - not sure why Garyhesq does not have the same results. Something is different here. MIKRADLE dock is utilizing the original USB cable that came with the phone, so his Dock vs MIKRADLE should have no difference. I'd say it must be something with his phone. Or.... my USB is plugged directly into my USB2.0 connection on the computer - full power. Perhaps he is not plugged into a full power USB connector (such as into a keyboard or monitor usb connection)? This could be the answer. Waiting for his reply.
cuskit
are you sure you didn't EVER open the settings menu? i find that if i check the battery status before putting it in the dock (even if i hit home before doing so) that i'll end up back at the settings screen when i pull it off.
not a big deal.
Okay - experiment done! My droid, plugged into my Apple G5 Tower USB connector, while sitting on MIKRADLE dock, does NOT sleep. It has stayed charging now for well over an hour without sleeping - same as if it were plugged into my AC charger.
So - not sure why Garyhesq does not have the same results. Something is different here. MIKRADLE dock is utilizing the original USB cable that came with the phone, so his Dock vs MIKRADLE should have no difference. I'd say it must be something with his phone. Or.... my USB is plugged directly into my USB2.0 connection on the computer - full power. Perhaps he is not plugged into a full power USB connector (such as into a keyboard or monitor usb connection)? This could be the answer. Waiting for his reply.
cuskit