[NTLK] Installing the internal Emate memory expansion

Dan dan at dbdigitalweb.com
Thu Mar 31 19:12:29 EDT 2011


I was afraid of that.  I don't recall Franks post about it offhand but
the flashing light and beeping indicated a fault to me.  :/  Now the
question is to return it (bought it on ebay with a 30 day warranty) or
see if it can be fixed.....

I never had a emate with the module, does it really make much of a
difference?  I know heap would be increased and make it easier for large
heap using applications such as web surfing, although I am not
interested in doing so at this point.


-Dan

On 3/31/2011 6:12 PM, Smith Woody wrote:
> Frank Gruendel has noted in previous posts that the NewerTech cards  
> are susceptible to solder joint failure.
> If he is still repairing them his price is reasonable and shipping  
> costs are reasonable.
> 
> Woody
> 
> 
> On Mar 31, 2011, at 2:15 PM, Dan wrote:
> 
>> Hmm, when I install the card and apply power (via battery pack) I  
>> hear a
>> soft beep beep......beep beep. And the screen backlight flashing with
>> each beep.  Take out the battery/power, unplug the memory expansion,
>> apply power and all is well.
>>
>> I assume this means that the card is dead and not passing a  
>> diagnostic?
>> The contacts looked clean and unmarred.
>>
>> -Dan
> 
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