Hello
I have got a Casio Pocket Viewer 100 from 1999 (
There are the following memory/flash in it:
I wonder whether the last is RAM (battery backuped?) and the other are for the software. Or are data saved in flash, as there is not battery inside, only the batteries for powering it all. Is it worth fixing?
WBR Sonnich
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 09:31:03 -0700 (PDT), jodleren put finger to keyboard and composed:
Before using the PV-100/PV-200 for the first time?
"Open the cover and touch the screen with the stylus to turn on power."
Here are some resources I found for you:
Technical Reference:
DD-Link for Windows Version 1.03 User?s Guide:
Enterprise Harmony99 for CASIO:
Digital Diary Data Communication Compatibility Chart:
DD-Link for Windows Version 1.04 User?s Guide:
PV-200/ PV-100 Manual:
Pocket Viewer support:
Archived web pages:
XLink/Win and CASIF/Win:
Casio stuff:
Build Your Own Cable:
Larry Berg's RS-232 Casio-PC interface (no batteries required):
BTW, I have a Casio digital diary and I'm using CASIF/Win with Larry Berg's interface cable.
- Franc Zabkar
Thanks to Franc Zabkar.
But I found the problem: the fuse F601 was broken. I short-circuited with a peice of wirewrap and it works. The fuse is small SMD, with the text "12". My guess is that it is 120 mA, since the thing eats 3V 0.3W =3D 100mA. The local store offers 125mA replacement, that should be ok.
Otherwise it seems to work.
Next I need to find some software for the thing.
WBR Sonnich
iki/Casio_PV-100
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