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From: TDSTRONG%MTUS5.cts.mtu.edu@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Tim Strong)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: RE: RESET Button Was(Re: SUNCLK and CMT Ramcards)
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Date: 14 May 91 17:52:25 GMT
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In-reply-to: Your message of Tue, 14 May 1991 08:24 CST
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>
>If this is a dumb question I am sorry, but I will ask it anyway. Where is
>the reset button ? With exams going on and other thing to do I have been
>but haven't had time to read it all yet. I have not had any of the problems
>you describe YET but having locked up my computer from time to time I would
>like to know how to do the same thing on my 48. I know how to clear memory.
>
>                                            Harold Climer
>                                            Physics Department
>                                            U. Tennessee Chattanooga

Under the upper left hand foot of your calculator there is a hole.  Put in
something like a paper clip and you get a hardware reset.

Incidentally on the version E's I heard the reset moved under the upper
right hand foot but I don't know for sure.

Also,  the feet on the calulator are not glued on so don't worry about
removing them.  Their held in by friction.  Although I wouldn't sit there
and repeatedly push them in and out they will probably stay on better than
glued ones.

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