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Make sure you have the right AC adapter plugged in. I have two Casio printing calculators of different sizes with two different adapters. Though the input plug fits either calculator, only one of them is meant for the HR-100TM
On the Proview 468 and possibly the PL-456s and the PZ-456if you look at the end of the VGA chord that you connect to the back of the computer right in between the two screws is a power connector for a 12 volt power supply this is for the 468 I hope this helps with your dilemma on how it gets power. [email protected]
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The middle blue led is the charging indicator, sounds like you have (at least) a bad battery, remove it, plug in AC and try again, if no good, remove the HD and repeat, if no good, remove/replace the ram and repeat, if still no good, your mainboard is cooked.
1. plug ur usb
flash 2. run Formatter v2.9.0.9.exe 3. follow the instruction and
wait for the format (might take 5min for 4GB) 4. after complete, may
the small volume (about 2MB...here the solution 5. plug your usb
flash on other computer and format like regular (make sure u untick
quick format) and click on "restore device defaults" then click format 6.
now your usb flash drive was like a new one
Try maplins i got one the other days for £24.99 they have a sale on at the moment, thats if you are in the UK of course...switching mode power supply model no. L11BQ, flung the box so can do any better than that im afraid
Perhaps your screen resolution is set too high. Try using a different display to set your resolution to 800x600, then attach the MAG display. Adjust from there once it is working...
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