Yes, but if you are listening to an audible file or some other mp3 file, you won't get the warning at all until your reading just stops and you get a read error. Then the batteries go completely dead. There is no time to save the time. This has happened to me twice at least. At 10/22/2004, you wrote: >That's why you have the low battery announcement, so you can change it on = >time.=20 > > >>> paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 10/21/04 05:05PM >>> >Yes. But what good is d e f if your battery goes dead<grin>? >I sure wish we could set this from the transfer tool. >At 10/21/2004, you wrote: > > >Pete: > > > >Pressing D+E+F does preserve the current time/date. > > > > >>> ptorpey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 10/21/04 03:53PM >>> > >Here are two suggestions for preserving the time/date, in addition to > >the other settings which can be preserved as Dale points out below: > > > >1. The BP Transfer software itself could grab the time/date from > >the computer upon connection. I vaguely remember APH staff saying that > >the hardware did not support this, but I'm not sure. > > > >2. If pressing the D-E-F key combination also saved the current > >time/date and the user quickly changed batteries, the time/date would be > >very nearly correct. I wouldn't mind losing 15 seconds or so - One > >wouldn't even notice this since the clock is only accurate to the > >nearest minute, and most people usually replace the batteries within a > >day/month/year! > > > >-- Pete > > > >From: "Dale Laser" <drlieser@xxxxxxx> > >Subject: [Bookport] Saving BP Settings > >Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:46:00 -0500 > > > >The d-e-f command saves the voice settings. Obviously, keeping the = >time=3D20 > >rolling would require power, so that is not maintained. > > > >Dale