I am sad...
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On 3/8/98, at 12:31 AM, Mark Willis wrote:
>I'd guess that it could be that the keyboard fuse is blown, that's
>fairly cheap to fix, IF it's that & not something else (in regular
>desktop computers, when someone plugs & unplugs the keyboard, they can
>blow that fuse, it's usually a 2 Amp microfuse. Little green cylinder
>1/2 inch long, looks lika a 1/4 watt resistor.) The PC110 is a rather
>UN-usual case, so it may be something different (anyone know? I'm
>trying to resist the urge to take mine apart, until after I get moved
>in...)
>
> Wonder if someone has a PC110 repair manual, in english as I don't
>know japanese...
>
> Mark Willis
> mwillis nospam at nwlink.com
>
>Josh wrote:
>>
>> Just in case anybody hasn't been informed....
>> Avoid using devices that draw power from the PC110's PS2 connector, like my Xircom PE3 Parralel port adapter, I should of used it with the AC supply, but in my overzealous pursuit of ultimate portability, I guess I didn't think of the load it would have on the PC110...(the adpater works fine via parallel , but do NOT use the power cable thru the PS2 port!)
>>
>> In my case this seems to be the culprit of the problem(s) I am now having:
>>
>> No keyboard after re-awakening from suspend mode.... No matter WIN95,DOS,LINUX... Gotta shut it off & back on to get it back to life.
>> No operation/boot while Docked in Port Replicator.(LCD displays Normally, but the unit itself is dead).
>> No operation/boot with the PS2 cable plugged into the PS2 socket on the rear of the PC110 (undocked).
>>
>> PC110 repair anybody 8-( ...
>>
>> Arrrggghh...
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