It is an HP48G. It sat around for several years unused with the batteries still in. (dumb!)
I changed out the batteries, and checked voltage input from new ones. Would not turn on. Tried to reset at the button on rear. Would not turn on, but gave a momentary flash. Tried all button combinations and procedures listed (“ON”+”D" , and others) in the Quick Start Guide and the User's Guide. Nothing. Tried many times. Always the same result.
I cannot express how angry I am since my TI-Titanium93 and my TI-84 Plus have both been stolen from me. I am faced with the fact that I now must buy another graphic calc.
Are the calculator's battery terminals corroded at all and if not do they place enough tension on the batteries to ensure that there is a good electrical connection?
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Hi,
What is the make and model number of the calculator?
Have you checked that the batteries are OK?
jayeff さんによる
It is an HP48G. It sat around for several years unused with the batteries still in. (dumb!)
I changed out the batteries, and checked voltage input from new ones. Would not turn on. Tried to reset at the button on rear. Would not turn on, but gave a momentary flash. Tried all button combinations and procedures listed (“ON”+”D" , and others) in the Quick Start Guide and the User's Guide. Nothing. Tried many times. Always the same result.
I cannot express how angry I am since my TI-Titanium93 and my TI-84 Plus have both been stolen from me. I am faced with the fact that I now must buy another graphic calc.
b_uster1@yahoo.com さんによる