DM-15 broken?

[keithdalby]

I've been using my DM42\beta as my main driver recently, so imagine my shock and fear when I pressed the on button on my DM-15 only to have nothing happen. The screen remains blank. I've pressed both of the [unlabelled] buttons on the back to see if one of them was a reset, but no luck. Connecting it via USB to my PC, my PC recognises it and installs the necessary driver, but the screen remains blank.

So, what should I try now? Battery? Didn't work when connected to a USB power supply, so I am sceptical, but I will take a screwdriver to it later to look inside.

What else can I try?

[keithdalby]

I am SO embarrassed. Changed the battery, works fine.

I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Please don't judge me.






I'm sorry.

[akaTB]

Everything in life eventually comes to an end.

[Walter]

Everything in life eventually comes to an end.

Only sausages come to two ends! SCNR

[akaTB]

Everything in life eventually comes to an end.

Only sausages come to two ends! SCNR

Ja, die Wurst hat zwei.

[H2X]

Everything in life eventually comes to an end.

Only sausages come to two ends! SCNR

Ja, die Wurst hat zwei.

And no beginning?

[Walter]

And no beginning?

Go to any butcher in Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, and you will always get a sausage end ("Wurstende") but never a sausage beginning. That's the renowned sausage paradoxon (watch it - it's not the paradoxon of the renowned sausage; did I say I love English since it's such an unambiguous, precise language?).

[akaTB]

And no beginning?

Go to any butcher in Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, and you will always get a sausage end ("Wurstende") but never a sausage beginning. That's the renowned sausage paradoxon (watch it - it's not the paradoxon of the renowned sausage; did I say I love English since it's such an unambiguous, precise language?).

That's the East Coker sausage: in my beginning is my end / in my end is my beginning
apologies to T.S.E.

[H2X]

And no beginning?

Go to any butcher in Switzerland, Germany, or Austria, and you will always get a sausage end ("Wurstende") but never a sausage beginning. That's the renowned sausage paradoxon (watch it - it's not the paradoxon of the renowned sausage; did I say I love English since it's such an unambiguous, precise language?).

Since when is English such an unambiguous, precise language?