Hi, all!  I'm Kathy Szinnyey, new to this list and very new to my mPower 
BT.  I' received my unit in early September and have not gotten to use it much. 
 I've had to send it back twice already and am waiting for it to return after 
my second sending.  I've come to know the tech support folks pretty well!  Sad 
smile.

I really am looking forward to having a healthy Braille Note Mpower and 
learning a lot from you all.

A special shout-out to my home girl Terrie and to Gail Bryant (no, Gail, you 
don't know me, but Gail Bryant was an alternative name  and alter-ego I gave 
myself when I was 11 years old; very strange to find a real Gail Bryant on this 
list!)

Take good care, everyone!


Kathy Szinnyey
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: James Aldrich 
  To: Braillenote List 
  Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 4:17 PM
  Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Reason for calibrating the battery on the BN


  Hello all,

  Usually when the older units showed 99 percent after being charged! I simply 
used my BN till I got it down to around ten percent.  I then did the 
calibration process till it ran down.  I then charged my battery in that unit 
and everything was fine.  The M-power will go to a hundred percent after the 
unit has been unplugged.  It takes care of calibration if the battery has been 
discharged too much so it is better in the newer units.  I'd say simply use 
your BN or M-power and you won't need to worry much about calibrating!

  Jim

  > ----- Original Message -----
  >From: "CATNIP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  >To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]
  >Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 17:24:44 -0700
  >Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Reason for calibrating the battery on the BN

  >Carl, convoluted isn't the word!  Ha.  But I always plug my BN into AC power
  >when it's not being used because after I first got it it drained nearly all
  >its battery life just sitting on the shelf and I didn't want to risk that.
  >So when my battery said 99% when I unplugged it, believe it or not, but I
  >trusted that reading.  Now that I asked it about its battery power it tells
  >me it's not calibrated correctly.  Ho hum.  Fortunately I'm just going to
  >wait for my M-power transplant and take my chances with the present BN.
  >LOL.


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