Try this to copy your connections:
1. On the mPower, go to file manager > copy file > flash disk > keylist, and
select connection configurations.
2. Copy the file to a removeable device, such as an SD card or thumb drive.
You should see "including associated database file" as the file is copied;
this is normal.
3. On the Apex, just copy or move the file from the removeable device into
the keylist folder. This will erase any configurations on the Apex, but it
should put all your configurations back how they were on the mPower.
Have a great day,
Alex
New email address: [email protected]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Gammon" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 17:08
Subject: [Braillenote] afew comments on Apex
Just a few breif comments on the Apex after having it for two days. My
three USB ports all seem to work on the Apex, at least with a thumb drive.
. My 160 gig WD Passport external USB hard drive does not work though it
tries to power up. I suspect it is because the hard drive is formatted to
the NTFS config rather than the FAT 32 format.
I have had some difficulty sending email until I did a reset even though the
unit had been sending email successfully prior to this problem happening.
I am wondering how to transfer my WyFy addresses to the Apex from the
Mpower, or if it can be done at all. I am not talking about my favorites
to connect to various sites on the internet, but rather, the connectivity
information I am looking to transfer.
At first, I thought the internal WyFy in the Apex was not as sensitive as
the Ambicom card I use with my Mpower, but on more experimenting, it seems
to be about the same but this is by no means a scientific observation, just
very subjective.
The FM radio in the Apex is quite a lot more sensitive then the one in my
Voicenote Mpower that used to work. It actually seems like it may be worth
using!
That's it for now. Jim
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