Hi, Eric:
I'm pretty sure you can still get a multi-card reader for prices
ranging from under $20 and up. These readers often have multiple
slots of different sizes. You would just want to be sure that one of
the slots in the reader you get is for cf cards and that the reader
can handle cards of the capacities you have in mind.
Steve
At 03:26 PM 7/2/2010, you wrote:
Hello,
I went to the utilities folder after having connected my Braille
Sense Classic to my network cable connected to my router.
I pressed U in the utilities directory to upgrade the OS
After pressing enter I was greeted with a series of attempt to
connect messages. I stopped at 8 then told me that the connection had failed.
This happened twice.
Do I have any recourse other than attempting to upgrade my software off-line?
I've never had problems connecting to the GW site before.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'd attempt to upgrade off-line but I can't find my compact flash card reader.
Do they even make such things any more?
My alternative is to ship my unit back to GW Micro after the
conventions and have someone from tech support do the software upgrade there.
I'm frustrated. I should have never purchased a Braille Sense
Classic. should have waited for the Plus and had my employer
purchase that instead.
Thanks for any help.
Cordially,
Eric Clegg
Braille Specialist
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