Introdução
Just taking apart my Aether Cone!
O que você precisa
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It is held on with some double sided adhesive tape, just peel it back carefully from a corner
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Then remove all the screws shown in the picture
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Next remove the small circuit board on the end of the silver ribbon cable, it is held on with some more double sided adhesive
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Then remove the two allen head bolts hidden inside the case that hold the outer casing to the mid frame.
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Remove the ribbon cable and the connector holding the case to the mid frame
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undo the screws that hold the metal bracket in place and then disconnect the battery.
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The battery can then be gently pulled off the mid frame as it is held on by double sided adhesive foam tape.
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The battery is a 7.2v 5200mah battery consisting of 4 18650 cells.
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remove the screws and the main circuit board can be taken off the mid frame.
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Hopefully the photos can help with identifying the chips
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remove all the long screws around the mid frame
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The midframe can then be lifted off
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this then reveals the two tweeters and the 3 inch driver which provides the excellent sound quality.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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it would be great to get access to the firmware to enable the microphone and make it work as an assistant via Google API or Alexa API
I also want to know if this is possible.
I’ve got four of these around the house but connected via bluetooth (which is pretty unstable) they are not in sync.
Would be great to be able to plug directly into an amazon dot?
Any suggestions for a work around would be great?
Mine has stopped charging so is only usable plugged in. Is this a common problem can it be fixed easily? I checked various voltages on the battery board but cant find any reference to what they should be.
Mine stopped charging too. I just changed all the batteries and it all works fine again now.
any clue as to where to get replacement batteries, mine no longer charges and it seems a shame just to landfill it for the sake of a battery change
What kind of power supply does it use? I have 3 of them but no power supply. Maybe i can find some on ebay?
Thanks for posting this - my batteries have given out and its time to change - good to keep this bit of kit going.
PS If anyone has an idea of which two wires carry a line level output?? We could use it as a wireless input to amp.
