Hi all,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi Ann,
>
> I'm assuming you've got a classic. I tried to make the KeySoft7
> battery cycle similar to the mPower battery cycle without making it too
> confusing for existing users. Since someone had designed in the ability
> to enable and disable the AC adaptor, I though I might as well use it, so
> I could make the unit do a discharge and then recharge itself and be ready
> for use.
<smile> OK, makes sense, if a bit confusin'. Yes, I do have a
classic.
> I think we might change it in the next KeySoft release though; it does
> seem to have confused some people, and also the hardware for enabling and
> disabling the AC adaptor seems to have some minor problems (nothing that
> will affect normal operation - but not all units seem to turn the AC off
> properly, which would make for a discharge that takes a very long time)
Hmmmmm, yeh, I can see why this might be a sticky point. One of the
things I like about Humanware is that you really do listen to users,
and you're willing to change something if it doesn't work.
> If you want it to work in the old way, just plug the AC in for 10 seconds
> until the unit is happy, then unplug it again. As I said, we'll try to
> tidy everything up next time round.
Nope, I tried that, Andy, and my unit was very polite, but it insisted
that it wanted the AC plugged in, thank you. So, what could I do? I
complied. Gosh it was so polite, thanking me and everything. Wish my
human contacts would take a lesson! <grinning>
Ann P.
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