On 12/23/08, Marc Pignat <[email protected]> wrote:
> Unfortunatly, the only way to power on the n2100 is the button.
> There is even no way to turn it on after a power loss.
Yeah. Even nailing the button "pressed" doesn't do it.
You seem to need another computer, a parallel port, a transistor, a
relay and some wiring :(
Wookey has achieved something similar for the remote pressing of reset
buttons, so maybe schematics are on the web...
M
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