[Reader-users] Curious Happening

Hope Hein hmhein at verizon.net
Wed Feb 21 03:51:41 CST 2007


Hi!
I had the same thing happen yesterday. I was in class and the reader was in my brief case turned off. I heard a chimeing sound. So, I checked the reader and it had somehow turned itself on and the battery was low.
Hope

-----Original Message-----
.From: "Gary Wunder"<gwunder at earthlink.net>
.Sent: 2/20/07 10:02:08 PM
.To: "Kurzweil National Federation of the Blind Reader users list"<reader-users at nfbnet.org>
.Subject: Re: [Reader-users] Curious Happening
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.Yes, the problem is that if I didn't do it, I can't be confident it isn't 
.happening. It didn't cause me a problem, but had I gone across the state as 
.I often do, I would not have had 100% but 20. I'd like to figure out how to 
.duplicate it so we could give the developers something concrete to solve. 
.There's nothing harder than the intermittent problem that cannot be reliably 
.reproduced.
.
.
.
.
.----- Original Message ----- 
.From: "Barbara Loos" <beloos at neb.rr.com>
.To: "Kurzweil National Federation of the Blind Reader users list" 
.<reader-users at nfbnet.org>
.Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:52 PM
.Subject: Re: [Reader-users] Curious Happening
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.
.> Gary, I have no solutions for that, but it did happen to me once, too.  I
.> had it in its case and was doing something at work when I heard a kind of
.> chirping sound.  It came from where the Reader was, so I got it out and it
.> was warm, as you are saying.  It wasn't turned on then, either; or at 
.> least
.> it turned on in the usual way.  Its battery was very low also, and hadn't
.> been when I had checked it before leaving home.  That has only happened
.> once, and it didn't appear to cause any lasting problems.  I wonder, too,
.> why it did that.  It was disconcerting.
.>
.> Barbara
.>
.>
.> ----- Original Message ----- 
.> From: "Gary Wunder" <gwunder at earthlink.net>
.> To: "Reader Users" <reader-users at nfbnet.org>
.> Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 12:39 PM
.> Subject: [Reader-users] Curious Happening
.>
.>
.> Last evening I had a rather curious thing happen.  I charged my Reader
.> yesterday and it was at 100% before I left work. When I left work with my
.> KNFB Reader in my backpack, I believe the unit was turned off.  When I 
.> went
.> to use the reader several hours later, I noticed that it was slightly warm
.> as though it was in use.  When I turned it on, the Reader reported that it
.> had 20% of its battery remaining.  This leaves me perplexed.  If the 
.> reader
.> had been turned on when placed in my backpack, it seems to me it would 
.> have
.> turned off after the three minute delay which I have set.  If it had been 
.> on
.> all of the time it was in my backpack, it seems to me that I would not 
.> have
.> been able to turn it on using the normal procedure.  It is obvious, 
.> however,
.> that in some way shape or form it was on, because although it was not hot,
.> it was warm as it sometimes gets when in use.  Any thoughts?
.>
.> Gary
.>
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