I calibrated the battery this weekend, I turned the volume down to 1 and
let it talk, unless we were sitting at my desk, the speech was barely
noticeable, and if we left the room we never heard it at all.  One of us
would pop in once in a while to see if it was still talking, but it did
not disturb anyone, not even my husband when he came in here to do some
of his homework.  He said he could notice it was talking but could not
really tell what it was saying from his desk, and when he turned on the
Suns basketball game he did not even notice it.  

I could have plugged in the earphones I suppose, but then we would have
had a more difficult time telling when the process was completed.  

The point I am making is that it should not be all that disturbing if
you use a low volume.  I always use speech when I do this process,
figure it is less damaging to the unit than running the exercise braille
display option, which I do occasionally run just to make sure all cells
are functioning.  





Rose Combs
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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 6:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Calibrating the Battery


You are correct, he does.  In that case, try to put the voicenote in a
room 
and shut the door unless you really insist on driving yourself over the 
edge. At 05:23 PM 4/30/2005, you wrote:
>Yes, you are correct, but if I recall, Josh has a VN.
>
> > ----- Original Message -----
> >From: Stanley Littrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
> >Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 15:09:38 -0700
> >Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Calibrating the Battery
>
> >Speaking strictly for me, I would rather use the option of exercising
the
> >braille display and run the battery down that way because that I'm
talking
> >until my battery runs flat gets old real quick.At 02:53 PM 4/30/2005,
you
> >wrote:
> >>Josh:
>
> >>A battery will run about 20 hours before going flat.  If the battery
gets
> >>down to about 10"%, you have approximately 2 hours of battery usage.
If
> >>your battery is critical, you have approximately 30 seconds so make
sure
> >>you go back to Main Menu so no data is lost.
> >>Discharge your battery every so often.  You should calibrate every
two to
> >>three months.  It doesn't help the battery, but it keeps the gauge 
> accurate.
> >>1.  Fully charge up the battery.
> >>2.  Unplug AC Adapter.
> >>3.  Press Space with O (Function with O), then Space with dots 2-4
(Read
> >>with I).
> >>4.  Press the letter F.  You will see, "I'm talking until my battery
goes
> >>flat.  This repetition is enough to drive me crazy.  How about you?
> >>5.  If you are wanting to exercise your Braille Display, just press
X.
> >>When your machine shuts off, plug your AC Adapter back in.
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