At this point probably a full cold restart would do the trick. Turn off the memory switch on the bottom for a few minutes then turn it back on then turn on the M100 I think that might just do the trick, assuming it has at least 8k of ram installed and has the OS Rom in it.
On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 10:02 PM, Ryan Fransen <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone. Being new to the group, and as suggested by John, I thought > I would introduce myself. > > I recently became the lucky owner of a M100. This is the first time I've > had a M100, so is a whole new world for me to discover. I couldn't afford > one when they came out - The best I had at the time was a coco. I am an > old time SW Engineer, and currently have a M1 and a M3 in my collection. > Both have been fixed up and work beautifully, though I don't get too much > of a chance to use them these days. > > The M100 wasn't working at all when I bought it, though I hope to get it > working and both use and write sw for it. I have since replaced the > internal battery, and after giving it a good charge, when I turn the > machine on I now get solid pixels on the display - all on. At least some > progress! I did find the service manual, though haven't had a chance yet to > hook up the scope and see what I can find out. Any and all help is greatly > appreciated in getting this up and working. > > Once working I will be looking for some advice on best techniques for file > storage/transfer, though step one is to get a working machine. > > Thanks everyone. I have enjoyed watching the discussions in this group and > happy to see such a community for a great machine. > > Ryan > > > Sent from my iPhone -- *"I will never in my lifetime make a film that cannot be seen by the whole family"* Arther P. Jacobs
