yes, if you use the backup feature, all your saved settings except
Bluetooth pairs will be restored.
Many thanks.
On 3/8/2010 10:34 PM, qubit wrote:
Yes, someone else suggested this and indeed my booksense is talking again.
The only annoyance was having to reenter all my settings.
If I go into the menus and set up things like speed and volume and radio
presets etc etc, then do a backup, then restore after one of these resets,
will I be able to restore all or most of the settings from the backup?
Thanks!
--le
----- Original Message -----
From: "Louis"<[email protected]>
To: "qubit"<[email protected]>
Cc:<[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: [GW-Booksense] new user of booksense with a problem
Try doing a reset by removing the battery for 30 seconds then
reinserting it. When I have a problem I do this and it seems to
resolve most problems. If your bluetooth headset does not support
bluetooth 2.0 a2dp protocol it won't work with the BookSense.
On 3/8/10, qubit<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all --
I bought booksense some weeks ago (I don't remember the date) and plugged
it
in to charge. It sat there for a very long time before I took it out
today
to familiarize myself with it and try to prepare to use it.
Thanks to a brief "getting started" from gw tech support, I managed to
walk
through all the menus and set things up the way I wanted and experiment
with
some features. One thing I wanted to try was to see if I could use the
bluetooth feature with my new bluetooth capable hearing aids. It turned
out
there was an incompatibility, which was disappointing, but such it goes.
Anyway, i did listen to the battery level just before the problem started.
It was at level 7 with volume at 20. I long pressed the 6 to scan for
bluetooth, which failed, and then long pressed it again to turn it off.
Somewhere in between those 2 operations, the unit went completely dead.
Nothing. I turned it off by long pressing the on/off switch. I tried
turning it back on and it was still dead. I tried everything I could think
of and could get it to wake up.
One thing that is behaving normally is the green indicator light just
below
the asterisk key. It turns red when I connect to AC power and goes back
to
green when I disconnect it.
It is disconnected now because frankly, the unit is hot. I don't know how
warm the booksense is supposed to get but it definitely feels like it has
been working...
I really feel a let-down. I was looking forward to using this thing,
especially while travelling when I don't have my computer connected.
Is there something wrong with the unit I have? or did I just put it in a
silent mode? If the latter, how do I resurrect the sound?
Sending an S.O.S...
Any info welcome. Thanks much!
--le
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