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They replaced the entire keypad PCB, you can look at the 2 last pictures for comparison next to a normal keypad PCB. I'm very impressed by the complexity of the
by y04nn 6y ago
They replaced the entire keypad PCB, you can look at the 2 last pictures for comparison next to a normal keypad PCB. I'm very impressed by the complexity of the module.
- tyingq 6y agoYeah, it's interesting to me that it wasn't more hodge-podge and just hot glued onto a normal keypad PCB.
- dylan604 6y agoWhy? It's not the 1980s any more. The hot glued version would stick out like a sore thumb in today's electronics. Complex electronic components are very cheap and readily available.
- tyingq 6y agoBecause it would work on any Voip phone instead of just one specific make/model. FWIW, this one does have a daughterboard that is hot glued on, it's just the main board that's nicely done. I imagine very few people actually open their phone up
- _trampeltier 6y agoI guess, if they made an PCB for that phone model, it is not the only phone with such a bug at moment. If I had such a phone I would open an check it.