Top 20 Creative Labs TravelSound (51MS0000AA024 ) Computer Speakers Questions & Answers

If the brightness is all the way down, simply turn it up. If not this indicates an issue with the device and you should take it to your local tech repair shop

Try the BLUE jack, then the GREEN jack. You won't hurt anything if you guess wrong. BTW, are the sub and speakers powered up? Pilot light showing they're on? Some speakers are powered by a USB port - any loose USB cables laying around?

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You can check the manual I have for you for your device. Transcend MP870 8GB User Manual Page 2 Table Of Contents

creative a 235 doesnot require any computer driver. Just plug into headphone jack and enjoy. If your headphone is working in the same jack and your speakers must also work. Use a working headphone to check the problem is with laptop or speakers.

Did you check the Computer Volume control, and I am not refereeing to the Speakers Volume Cont. Go to the lower right corner and click over the Speak Icon. Check the Settings and make adjaustmets there.

Go on line to Creative Labs, parts department and input the data printed on the adapter where required. Or type the Model Number in the command line of Bing and they will direct you to a source within seconds.

Creative recommends using the FAT file structure. Why do you want to reformat it to NTFS? Any more details about the model?

what is the name of the connector? i read somewhere that is a female db-9 but that is the serial port

you need a new battery same happen to me, don't go to ebay or amazon.

new battery same happen to me don't go to ebay or amazon

Try searching again using Google, using BT 9843, but when you look down the results ignore the two letters and see if you can find an IC which is the same numbers, even if it has different letters on the front. Those letters could be just the makers letters, with the device made by different makers.

Follow link, this page has schematics you are looking in pdf format.http://kzone.net63.net/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=3

Make sure that you've fully pushed in the jack to the sound card.....maybe you've not connected the jack into the correct socket on your soundcard as there are usually 3 identical sockets...but only 1 is the correct one. Sometimes colour-coded green. Try it in each one in turn. If you have headphones, try plugging them in as you will hear sound in them when you've got the correct socket!

check the wire first, then inside if there are bad components

Look at your on and off switch if it's on turn it off, then the green light will show up

Recharageable batteries tend to fail if left in a uncharged state for long periods and they fail to recharge. In this case the recharageable battery needs to be replaced.

Do not replace a part until you have proved with a signal and circuit test that there is absence of amplification. So I would suggest that you replace the original IC back to the circuit so that we start allover again.
Now you will need a signal tester- an audio frequency( AF) testor so that you can apply the signal and trace. Check the power to the subwoofer output and the main outputs. If present check with signal , check the parameters of the IC to confirm if there is amplification and BIAS to the circuit.
Once confirmed check the feeder resisitors,capacitors, check if any of them is open/short. If not recheck IC and replace once again from original source of spares.

Select your mp3 player here:

http://support.creative.com/Products/Products.aspx?catid=948

Click on the 'Quickstart User Guide' link, top and center of the page. Open both download links for the front and back pages of the manual, center of the page.

Good luck from Detroit, MI.