Linda, did you ever get that Flash card to work properly for a long
period of time?  Some I have purchased just haven't been compatible with
the PTR but have worked for about that time before crashing out . . ..
It could therefore be that you had something incompatible but thought it
was working, as I did.  If the FLASH card is formatted anything but
plain FAT then it doesn't seem to work.

HTH:


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-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Reeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 16 September 2004 04:50
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Is anyone having this problem with your PTR?


I have had the same progblem when I was recording some records on the
flash card.  When I tried to copy it to CD it woult do tha very thing it
just keept sayuing something 11 minutes but it would do that on hours
and the only way I could make it quit was to take the battery out and
put it in again.  No one ever answered me about what to do about this
problem.  Linda Reeder
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "mdl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 9:39 AM
Subject: Is anyone having this problem with your PTR?


> After working reliably for some time, I am having an annoying 
> recurring problem with my PTR. I want to know if anyone else has had a

> similar problem, and what they have learned about it.
>
> I use a micro drive in my PTR. It has worked reliably throughout. Then

> within the past couple of weeks, the PTR suddenly wouldn't run right 
> with it. If I took out the card, the PTR worked fine. When the card 
> was installed, if I turned on the PTR, it would recognize the card, 
> announce
how
> many daisy books were on it, go to the last title I was on, and then 
> sound the waiting sound indefinitely. Even if I turned off the 
> machine, this waiting sound would continue. the only way to stop the 
> machine was to take out the battery. I tried erasing the card and 
> reinstalling the books. It ran fine for a day or two and then the same

> problem happened. I tried again erasing the card.
>
> Then last weekend, while the card had been working, I set the PTR up 
> to record a conference. It worked for a while, and then would not 
> record, giving some meaningless warning sound like its error message. 
> There was ample room on the card to keep recording. I didn't try 
> recording to a cd because i didn't have one. Later I tried copying the

> part of the conference that had recorded to a CDRW. It reported that 
> it had burned this item. Then it said that the cdrw was a damaged or 
> unrecognized disc. My computer recognized the disc and
its
> contents just fine.
> Finally, I took out the card, totally reformatted it in my laptop, and

> loaded some books on it. It ran fine for 2 days or so. then without
warning
> the first probem described above happened again i.e. when I turn it 
> on, it goes to the last title I was reading, and keeps sounding the 
> waiting sound indefinitely.
>
> Any ideas? I plan to try to run the card in another ptr when I can get

> access to one to confirm that the card runs fine. I assume it is going

> to work because when i put the card in my laptop and look at its 
> contents,
the
> laptop reads it just fine.
>
> Help! anyone!
>
>
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