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Posted by ernieba1 on 09-13-2001 11:42 PM:

Rechargable battery shortcut

I just got Rayovac rechargable NiMH batteries. I didn't put them in yet, but I tried the .7 shortcut (or whatever it was) and NiMH didn't come up. Only NiCad, Rechargable Alkaline, and Alkaline. What do I put it on? Thank you.

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Posted by MarkEagle on 09-14-2001 12:56 AM:

NiCad's are very similar to NiMH. That setting will work.

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Posted by AndrewB on 10-16-2001 10:19 PM:

Question

On a related note, I recently updated my DLX to a Platinum. When I do a (shortcut) .7, I get a dialog that says:

../Src/Palm/HwrBattery68Z328.c, Line:1910 Invalid battery kind
<reset>


I did use BackupBuddy to bring all my applications over to the Platinum from the Deluxe. Perhaps I shouldn't have done that? Anyone know of a workaround so that NiMh's have the right settings in my Platinum?


Posted by MarkEagle on 10-16-2001 11:02 PM:

If you had the Handspring update installed on the VDx and it got transferred to the VPl from the backup directory, that could be causing your problems. If the update is installed on the Platinum, you'll need to do a warm reset, delete the update, and then soft reset.

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Posted by AndrewB on 10-16-2001 11:20 PM:

Ah! Good idea. I followed your advice: warm reset, delete HS Updater, soft reset. It's gone, but upon doing a shortcut .7, I still get the error message.

Using dbcleaner from palmgear, I see that there is a database called "SerialDriver68Z328". Strangely, the 68z328 bit is also in the error message I receive. Possibly a red herring.


Andrew


Posted by potter on 10-17-2001 02:56 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by AndrewB
Using dbcleaner from palmgear, I see that there is a database called "SerialDriver68Z328". Strangely, the 68z328 bit is also in the error message I receive. Possibly a red herring.

Yes, red herring. 68z328 is the part number of the Dragonball EZ, the processor in all the current Visors. SerialDriver68Z328 is the device driver for the serial port on the processor, and ../Src/Palm/HwrBattery68Z328.c is apparently a source file associated with the battery.

I have a possible solution, but the steps are rather drastic:Now there is a disadvantage to this procedure: You will loose all your Short Cut Preferences. That is the shortcuts defined in the Prefs application, under ShortCuts. They will revert back to the original defaults.


Posted by potter on 10-18-2001 05:42 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by potter
68z328 is the part number of the Dragonball EZ, the processor in all the current Visors.
Corrections:


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