A method of detecting wetness in an accessory jack of a portable communication device, such as a two-way radio, is provided. When the jaw is moved into contact with the zipper and an overlying host material the zipper imparts pressure to a switch or switches and this effects heating of a predetermined wire or wires to create the seal at the correct position. When this circumstance occurs, the client detects the instruction for the transfer of data to the shared area thereof, requests the transfer of data from the server, receives the data that is thereby transferred from the server, and develops the data thus received to the client’s memory space. However, the single torsional hinge or one of the dual torsional hinges will be elongated and include a permanent magnet mounting area to which is bonded a permanent magnet. The information on the next address bus is latched for the next column address when operating in a burst cycle mode. The position of the pin may be calculated from three such contacts on the spherical portion of the pin.