[Reader-users] help re-calibrating reader?

[Gary Wunder]

I lay the unit on its side so that gravity helps to ensure the plug stays 
in.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David B Andrews" <David.B.Andrews at state.mn.us>
To: <reader-users at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Reader-users] help re-calibrating reader?


> Ed:
>
> The question here is what exactly is coming unplugged.  Is it the cord 
> that goes into the wall, the end that goes to or from the power brick, or 
> the plug that connects directly to the camera.  If it is the first, the 
> wall, then that is a problem on your end.  If it is the second, the power 
> brick, then you could either try a new cord that fits better, or wrap a 
> little tape around the end of the cord, where it goes into the power brick 
> * to make it fit tighter.  If it is the cord that goes into the Reader, 
> then something may be off in your camera  * the jack, or you might be able 
> to take care of this with very careful placement of the cord, and camera 
> when charging.  It may be necessary to trap the cord or to do something to 
> prevent it or the camera from being moved.
>
> When I had a beta unit * it, the connection, seemed a little loose to me, 
> but if I was careful, it seemed to charge ok.
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> David Andrews
> Chief Technology Officer
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>
>>>> edmeskys at localnet.com 1/22/2008 4:17 PM >>>
> Cindy, the problem I have with the reader is that the power cord will not
> stay plugged in. I left it plugged in when I went on a trip, and when I 
> got
> home I found that it had unplugged and was dead. Ed Meskys
>
>
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> Clinton lied, nothing happened
> Bush lied, thousands died
> and over 3,000 permanently brain injured
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