X30 with a lobotomy

[rogerfgay]

Originally Posted by dna

Sure, you only need one untill you lose it : p

Stylus watch, month 9: I still have three.

[rogerfgay]

BTW: Happy birthday to this thread. It’s one year old.

[rogerfgay]

04-18-2007, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by rogerfgay

Stylus watch, week 4: I still have three.

04-18-2007, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by dna

Lol. Post again in another 50 weeks.

I can feel the suspense as we reach the final countdown.

I've been waiting almost a year for this.

[rogerfgay]

04-18-2007, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by dna

Lol. Post again in another 50 weeks.

Done and did ....

Stylus watch, one year .... still have 3.

(Tip: Put it back in the holster man!)

[Pedah]

Pretty Funny Dude

[westfielder]

Roger,

I am hoping that you can help me here - I have a slightly different problem with my X3i and wondered if you have come across it in this forum or elsewhere. I have been searching but it's difficult to find a suitable search string.

If my x3i has been in a case and is taken out for use, most of the time I power on and the screen takes about 2 seconds to light up and won't respond to taps. If I cycle the power 1 or 2 times the screen starts responding and the x3i works normally. I can live with it but it is really infuriating as I am a Paramedic and often need to look up stuff in a hurry for reference and have to stand like a lemon cycling the power trying to get the unit going.

Thanks in advance for your help

Kind regards
Nick

[westfielder]

... Oh and if it's just been sitting on a table or in teh charger it usually doesn't have a problem.

Nick

[rogerfgay]

Originally Posted by westfielder

Roger,

I am hoping that you can help me here - I have a slightly different problem with my X3i and wondered if you have come across it in this forum or elsewhere. I have been searching but it's difficult to find a suitable search string.

Nick

Nick,

I'm afraid loosening the screws is my only trick - that and not losing my styluses.

You might want to try loosening the screws a little - just in case. Maybe some physical adjustment is being made otherwise when you're handling it. It's very quick and simple to do so if it works - great - if it doesn't - it's not a big investment.

[rogerfgay]

Nick,

One more wild shot in the dark here. Have you tried patience? You might see things after 2 seconds, but it might take longer than that for the rest of the software to load to memory. Maybe if you wait 10 seconds, it will work.

[Pedah]

Westfielder, is the delay from a full power off situation, or just having the unit suspended?

I do think roger is right though, it takes a while for the system to load, and if you are trying to give it tasks to do before it is fully loaded it creates a conflict and slows down the whole startup process, and depending on what software you have that runs on startup, it all creates a variable environment that will require time