This is Joseph. Andrew Riden once commented about this, so did I. (I believe
it was about a week ago) Go to Support Information Mode and check out the
following:
1. Battery Gauge: It should say acurate. On your case, it should say, "Gauge
is accurate, error: plus minus 10 percent." If it says that it is
inaccurate, you should recalibrate it.
2. Current capacity: When you press c, it'll say something like, "Nominal
availib,e charge: 1400." The greater the number ther longer the battery life
remaining. If the number drains e.g. decreases faster than normal, you
should start monitoring this value frequently.
3. Designed capacity: Normaly the value is 1800. As the battery ages its
capacity reduces. If the number is too low, yous houls replace the battery.
4. Capacity inaccurate count: The greater the value the greater the
inaccuracy. The number on this setting keep goes up.
5. Charging status: Press s will give you the charging status.
I hope this informaiton may help you.
P.S. the exact commands are as folows:
Gauge accuracy: a
Current capacity: c
Designed capacity: d
Inaccurate count: I
Charging status: s

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of michele
thredgold
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 7:16 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Braillenote] Battery Recalibration


Hi Listers.  I am conaving trouble with  my power status.  I have 
often been getting "battery is critical" messages when the power 
status reads 80 % or 70 %.

Upon reading the battery calibration instructions, it says that 
callibration should be done with the BN disconnected from the 
power adaptor but when I do this, the BN says the adaptor needs 
to be plugged back in for callibration to occur.  I tried doing 
it with the adaptor plugged in and it to emained in the 
callibration mode for three days without seeming to progress.  
When I'd finally had enough and took the pub out, exited back to 
main menu etc., the power status message said it was still at 
about 87 %.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Michele

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