1. Make sure u no xactly how 2 do it
2. NOTE static electricity can short it out!!
hope this helps
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Posted 28 February 2006 - 07:20 PM ( #1 )
do debugging carefully you could possibly short out your tamagotchi!! here r sum tips
1. Make sure u no xactly how 2 do it
2. NOTE static electricity can short it out!!
hope this helps
1. Make sure u no xactly how 2 do it
2. NOTE static electricity can short it out!!
hope this helps
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Posted 28 February 2006 - 08:08 PM ( #2 )
Yup, whenever you debug you always run the risk of damaging your tamagotchi so you should be really careful! That's why I only debug tamas I don't really care much about, luckily I haven't destroyed any yet.. 
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Posted 28 February 2006 - 08:21 PM ( #3 )
how do you debug? I was changing my battery like 3 seconds ago, and when I touched the metl thing w/ the battery, there was this loud BEEEEEEEEE and I jerked it away.
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Posted 28 February 2006 - 11:21 PM ( #5 )
When you say metal thing do you mean the one under where the battery goes or the debug circle?
If you mean the metal thing where the battery goes that is perfectly normal and that beeping sound is supposed to happen when you put in the battery it basically means it's working.
And heres a link to a good thread on debugging.
Debugging
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If you mean the metal thing where the battery goes that is perfectly normal and that beeping sound is supposed to happen when you put in the battery it basically means it's working.
And heres a link to a good thread on debugging.
Debugging
- Kohaku
Edited by _Kohaku_, 28 February 2006 - 11:24 PM.
