Hi Vicky, and All,

Many thanks for the quick and helpful response, but before I attempt this,, 
where did the Braillenote vvisual display.ht programme come from?  And, if that 
is not strictly necessary, then what was the procedure when using Hyperterminal 
alone?

Tempting as it is to stay up half the night to fix it, I have to be up early, 
so shall wait until tomorrow and see whether the answers will make it any more 
straightforward.

Many thanks again and all the best,

Peter


At 09:45 PM 12/2/07, you wrote:
>Hi Peter and All,
>
>Oh, yes, join the fun with fixing your PK flash disk.  Since he very nicely
>wrote it up for us, I'll copy below a portion of a message from John
>Gallagher on this topic.  But, to be fair and to also give credit where it
>is deserved, as I had the problem earlier
>myself, Dean Jackson had given me a similar method of fixing the same
>problem.  (Dean had me go into Hyper Terminal directly and set up the PK
>connection, thus I didn't need that visual display program.)  So, here is
>the portion of the message from John, then followed by
>the link in the list archives where the entire message may be found:
>
>just
>in case anyone has this problem where the pk cannot access the flash
>drive this is what you must do. I ran the hyper terminal program
>called braille note visual display.ht
>connect the pk to com 1 or com 2 on your pc.
>now press c1 and c4 to switch the pk off. in the program from the
>desktop go to new and call it pk
>then on the next screen tell it if it is on com 1 or com 2.
>now the bits per second should be set to 38400
>flow control should be set to hardware.
>then press o.k.
>now hold the escape down on your pc and press c1 and c4 on the pk
>wait thirty seconds for nothing to happen you should not get keysoft to
>load.
>now if this is so release the escape on the pc and in the terminal
>program type the following
>epsm  and press enter
>ereg   press enter
>now do a c1 and c4 and unplug the cable.
>again do a c1 and c4 on the pk and all should be well.
>
>
>http://list.humanware.com/archives/braillenote/2006-August/053933.html
>
>
>Vicky Collins
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Peter Bosher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2007 3:16 PM
>Subject: [Braillenote] SOS; PK flash disk disappeared
>
>
>Hi All,
>
>Suddenly, for no apparent reason, my flash disk has gone.  When I do a
>reset, I get the message "The flash disk is  unavailable. Please press reset
>with no keys down".
>
>I've tried all three resets I know, and re-installed Keysoft as instructed
>at one point, but all to no avail.  I remember mention of a "Technical
>reset", but can't remember what it is.   Is that likely to help, or is there
>anything else I can try?
>
>All suggestions welcome.
>
>Best,
>
>Peter
>
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