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Originally Posted by pauli
BrassMonkey, there is one thing you can try. I'm not sure if it will work, but if you connect the device to your PC using the USB cable, you can access the SD card inside the device. There, look for the dr.ini file in the \system folder. Open this and edit this line:
/apps/er/sys/global/is_first_boot=true
change it into
/apps/er/sys/global/is_first_boot=false
this should skip the stylus calibration procedure...
If the device doesn't show "connected", then you will have to open the back of the device, remove the SD card and use a card reader to access the SD card.
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Pauli
Initially I could not see the device. I popped out the card put it back in and wass able connect the device and see the card. The line "/apps/er/sys/global/is_first_boot=true"
was not in the dr.ini file so I added here:
[registry]
/apps/er/sys/global/is_first_boot=false
/apps/er/sys/global/list_languages=English;
/apps/er/sys/global/list_locales=en_US;
Did not allow me to get pass calibration screen. When I reconnected the device I could not read the card again. Is there a way to completely turn off the device so that it is not necessary to pull the card each time.
Thanks for the suggestions.