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Flight Deck computer "stuck"
I posted this over on the electronics forum but got no responses. The 50+ers seem to know about everything (a function of maturity I suppose) so I figured I would try over here:
I just replaced the batteries in two Flight Decks. Mine works fine and is still displaying the ride data that was on it when I pulled the old battery. But my wife's is no longer working (so she says it is now mine, and mine is hers :) ). When I installed the new battery, her FD appeared to go into reset - the little Km/h is flashing on the right side of the screen - but I can't get the computer to function. If I press and release the AC (all clear) button the display briefly flashes data in all the registers (so the battery is connecting fine). After about 2 seconds it goes to the Km/h screen which the manual says is the initial data entry screen. At that point I can get no response pressing the B or A buttons off the harness or the shifter buttons when in the harness. It was working fine previously. Anyone else have a Flight Deck? Any suggestions? |
Is this a wireless unit ?
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Originally Posted by alanknm
(Post 12799009)
Is this a wireless unit ?
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It is a computer, so use the ultimate weapon. Remove the battery to power down and reinstall. I assume the unit was working prior to the battery replacement, so this should work. If all else fails, put it in the corner to think about what it did!
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Originally Posted by Frosty861
(Post 12801631)
It is a computer, so use the ultimate weapon. Remove the battery to power down and reinstall. I assume the unit was working prior to the battery replacement, so this should work. If all else fails, put it in the corner to think about what it did!
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Originally Posted by donheff
(Post 12801685)
I'm putting it in the corner. I have removed the battery to reboot a number of times. I just can't get get past the initial reset screen. Putting it in the corner now ;)
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Originally Posted by Wogster
(Post 12807254)
Did you get the right battery? In know, dumb question, but we all know that a computers attention span is only as long as it's power cord. Check the manual for the computer and write down the battery numbers, make sure the battery you bought has one of those numbers. It's not uncommon that two batteries with similar numbers, may be nearly identical in size, but have very different power delivery characteristics.
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Have you ridden it out in the rain recently? (i.e., could there be water inside it?). If not, check to see if one of the buttons is stuck.
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Originally Posted by kenji666
(Post 12808869)
Have you ridden it out in the rain recently? (i.e., could there be water inside it?). If not, check to see if one of the buttons is stuck.
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