There are a bunch of different recalabration modes. For your situation I would recommend using the deep discharge mode. It does not matter where the charge is when you start, the charging and discharging is dealt with automatically. Go to support information mode like you did, then, I think it's z. If not, space with e and try different letters until you hear something about deep discharge. Then leave them for a few days, as they will need to charge and discharge more then once. When the recalabration is running, you can hit space I think it is to get results on the test and find out when it is done. If space does not work, space with h to find out how to get test results.
----- Original Message ----- From: rajmund <brajmund2000@xxxxxxxxx To: braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date sent: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 23:44:43 +0000 Subject: [BNU] a question about mpower recalibration Hello All, Mpower Users,I happen to have a few mpowers here, who needs recalibrating. So I accepted the challenge, because I thought that I can do it. So far, both are here, plugged in, but neither are recalibrated yet. So the question is, does anyone here know how to do it? The way that I have done it was to go options, support information, and press r. However, once it discharged, it just reset itself, and went back main menu. So how does that work? Shall I just leave them plugged in at night and see? The problem is, though, I don't know how long they were in the cupboard for. Therefore, I'm not even sure how much they would need to be charged. But either ways, one charges very slowly, as I can just about check the percentage within support information itself. Is that a good or a bad sign?
I would really be happy, if someone has some suggestions. Many thanks! Rajmund and the mpowers Sent from my Braille Sense -------------------------------BNU: BrailleNote Users - a forum for users of BrailleNote family of products from Humanware.
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