[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
That voltage has to be read with DC power and the main battery removed
to be meaningful. There is a trickle charging circuit in play if
there is any other source of power.
Good catch.
Mine's been unplugged and without battery for a few hours.
It's still reading
I am in Brazil at the moment, without good access to email. But since
this seems to be a firmware problem, Mitch Bradley is the right person
to help you, at this stage at least. Please check the batteries as
Mitch suggests (photos might be helpful for us to see what's going on)
and let us know
C. Scott Ananian wrote:
I am in Brazil at the moment, without good access to email. But since
this seems to be a firmware problem, Mitch Bradley is the right person
to help you, at this stage at least. Please check the batteries as
Mitch suggests (photos might be helpful for us to see what's
It is possible that the factory neglected to set the date on some units,
Isn't if the same that we fixed in some units back in December?
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Fix_Clock
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Ricardo Carrano wrote:
It is possible that the factory neglected to set the date on some
units,
Isn't if the same that we fixed in some units back in December?
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Fix_Clock
The problem report stated that they are able to activate the machines,
but that the
I have been told that the Uruguay machines are supposed to have good
battery holders, so my earlier suggestion about coin-cell batteries
popping out of the holder might be incorrect. However, we have also
seen a problem where some of the coin-cell batteries are defective, so
it would be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have been told that the Uruguay machines are supposed to have good
battery holders, so my earlier suggestion about coin-cell batteries
popping out of the holder might be incorrect. However, we have also
seen a problem where some of the coin-cell batteries are
That voltage has to be read with DC power and the main battery
removed to be meaningful. There is a trickle charging circuit in
play if there is any other source of power.
wad
On Apr 17, 2008, at 1:02 AM, Hal Murray wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have been told that the Uruguay machines
Some of the machines from the first production run had bad battery
holders. Not the main battery, but rather the small coin cell battery
on the mainboard that powers the time-of-day/calendar clock chip. Those
battery holders have a plastic retention lip that holds the coin cell in
place. On
