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The batteries in
the network hubs
run down during
class time,
resulting in dead
or low batteries.
•
Make sure the network hubs are recharged
overnight every night.
•
Normally, the network hubs’ rechargable
batteries can be recharged and used for up to
three years. If you charge a battery overnight
and the LED on the network hub still blinks
red or amber, contact Texas Instruments for
help.
Extra hubs appear
on the network
•
Do not attempt to configure more than one
classroom network at the same time.
•
Remove the network connector from hubs
that you do not want to add to your network.
•
Compare the hub numbers listed in the
Network Manager window with the numbers
stamped on the backs of the hubs themselves.
Highlight and remove any hubs in the list that
should not be part of your network.
Data is received
by some
calculators, but
not all.
•
Make sure all of the calculators have the
latest operating system from Texas
Instruments installed.
•
Make sure the calculator’s RAM is not
completely full.
•
Make sure an alternate operating system,
such as Mirage, is not installed. If found,
remove it from the calculator.
The calculator
does not respond
in any way, and
appears to be
“locked up.”
•
Reset the calculator. For instructions, refer to
the guidebook for the calculator.
A plug bends or
breaks when
inserted into a
jack on the
calculator or the
network
connector.
•
Replace with a spare calculator unit, spare
network connector, or spare data cable.
Contact Texas Instruments for help.
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