Try pressing dots 7 and 8 a few times when trun on then off then again when back on this has brought back my mPower a number of times.
it seems that it goes in to stand by and then has a hard time coming out of it. And yes if there is some thing wrong with the batteries then some thing most be done as it is not a good thing if you go us it and it will not turn on or dies when there should be about 1-2 left at the low battery notic and it dies there after that. Thanks Christopher <--- With a great device called the mPower which has a lot of Power to it. On 10/9/05, Terrie Terlau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I will contact Tech Support tomorrow about the following. But I now too have > a dead and not reviving M'Power transplant. > > My m'Power transplant went through its first battery cycle beautifully. I > used it for three days of fairly hard use at a conference. On Thursday > night, it was at 20% or so and I plugged it in to recharge. I left it in > over night. It was at 99 or 100 in the morning. It worked fine all day. On > Saturday morning, it was dead. I plugged it in and left it in onSaturday > night overnight, and it is still very dead. There is no indication of when > the AC Adaptor is plugged in, no sound in response to pressing the reset > button, no change in the braille cells when the unit is on or off, just > plain dead. > > I know there were some bad batteries in the batch and I extend my support > and best wishes to those at Humanware who are scurrying right now to get > this problem corrected. But we really really really need a solution to this. > I currently have a Braille Note full of data, some of which I really need > because it includes notes from my recent conference, and I can't get at it! > > Best, > Terrie Terlau > > > > ___ > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote > >
