How long should I charge the Nvidia 3D Vision glasses for the 1st time?
I'm going to buy Nvidia 3D vision soon. But I have a question. I know that when you buy a new phone, or Laptop, or DS, or something that needs charging anyway, you have to charge it a lot, like 12 hours the first time, and then charge it normally for 1-3 hours. Does the same thing go with 3D vision? How much time should I let the glasses charge at the first time, and how much time should I let the glasses charge normally. Thanks for any replies.
I'm going to buy Nvidia 3D vision soon. But I have a question. I know that when you buy a new phone, or Laptop, or DS, or something that needs charging anyway, you have to charge it a lot, like 12 hours the first time, and then charge it normally for 1-3 hours. Does the same thing go with 3D vision? How much time should I let the glasses charge at the first time, and how much time should I let the glasses charge normally. Thanks for any replies.

#1
Posted 08/12/2010 05:46 PM   
I'm going to buy Nvidia 3D vision soon. But I have a question. I know that when you buy a new phone, or Laptop, or DS, or something that needs charging anyway, you have to charge it a lot, like 12 hours the first time, and then charge it normally for 1-3 hours. Does the same thing go with 3D vision? How much time should I let the glasses charge at the first time, and how much time should I let the glasses charge normally. Thanks for any replies.
I'm going to buy Nvidia 3D vision soon. But I have a question. I know that when you buy a new phone, or Laptop, or DS, or something that needs charging anyway, you have to charge it a lot, like 12 hours the first time, and then charge it normally for 1-3 hours. Does the same thing go with 3D vision? How much time should I let the glasses charge at the first time, and how much time should I let the glasses charge normally. Thanks for any replies.

#2
Posted 08/12/2010 05:46 PM   
Instructions say to initially charge for at least 3 hours.
Instructions say to initially charge for at least 3 hours.

#3
Posted 08/12/2010 06:14 PM   
Instructions say to initially charge for at least 3 hours.
Instructions say to initially charge for at least 3 hours.

#4
Posted 08/12/2010 06:14 PM   
Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.

I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.
Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.



I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.

#5
Posted 08/14/2010 02:16 PM   
Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.

I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.
Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.



I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.

#6
Posted 08/14/2010 02:16 PM   
[quote name='Zloth' post='1103625' date='Aug 14 2010, 09:16 AM']Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.

I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.[/quote]
All 3 of mine were almost fully charged. I plugged them in and they were done in about a half hour.
[quote name='Zloth' post='1103625' date='Aug 14 2010, 09:16 AM']Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.



I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.

All 3 of mine were almost fully charged. I plugged them in and they were done in about a half hour.

#7
Posted 08/15/2010 12:23 AM   
[quote name='Zloth' post='1103625' date='Aug 14 2010, 09:16 AM']Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.

I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.[/quote]
All 3 of mine were almost fully charged. I plugged them in and they were done in about a half hour.
[quote name='Zloth' post='1103625' date='Aug 14 2010, 09:16 AM']Mine came out of the box all charged up. Also, the cord is pretty long so it's easy to just plug the charging cord in and play. Just mind that you don't forget and step on the cord or something.



I ran into a trick on charging. The glasses charged fine the first time but the second time I tried, the little amber light wouldn't flash and the glasses wouldn't take a charge at all. WTF!?!? Eventually, I tried switching from one USB port to another. Windows 7 popped up a message about the USB and the glasses started charging again.

All 3 of mine were almost fully charged. I plugged them in and they were done in about a half hour.

#8
Posted 08/15/2010 12:23 AM   
just until orange light turns off.... xDDDD
just until orange light turns off.... xDDDD
just until orange light turns off.... xDDDD
just until orange light turns off.... xDDDD
Can I use 3D Vision 2 glasses WHILE in-charge? I tried to search the forum but didn't find the answer to the question. I think all the things are already explained. So, this is the [b]SECOND CHARGE[/b]. Can I PUT THEM ON and use them while charging? Thanks. Goodbye!
Can I use 3D Vision 2 glasses WHILE in-charge?

I tried to search the forum but didn't find the answer to the question.

I think all the things are already explained.

So, this is the SECOND CHARGE. Can I PUT THEM ON and use them while charging?

Thanks.

Goodbye!

#11
Posted 07/29/2013 09:36 PM   
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