Os Upgrade Messages - Texas Instruments TI-Nspire CX II Series Handhelds Manualbook

In the teacher versions of the TI-Nspire™ software, you can transfer files from the
computer to multiple handhelds from the Content Workspace. See Using the Content
Workspace for more information about transferring files to connected handhelds.

OS Upgrade Messages

This section lists the information and error messages that can be displayed on
handhelds during an OS Upgrade.
Shown
Message and Description
on:
Sending
"Receiver does not have enough storage space. Make <xxxK>
handheld
This message indicates that the receiving handheld does not have enough
storage available for the new OS. The space requirement is shown so you
know how much storage must be cleared for the new operating system. Files
can be moved to a computer for storage to free the necessary space.
Sending
"Receiver must change batteries before upgrading the OS."
handheld
This message indicates that the batteries in the receiving handheld need to
be replaced. Send the OS Upgrade once the batteries are replaced.
Sending
handheld
This message indicates that the receiving handheld has a newer OS version
than the one being transmitted. You cannot downgrade an OS.
Sending
handheld
This message indicates that the receiving handheld refuses the upgrade.
Sending
handheld
This message indicates that the transfer is complete and it is safe to unplug
the cable from the sending handheld.
Sending
handheld
This message, along with a progress bar, is displayed while the OS Upgrade is
being transferred.
Both
handhelds
The sending and/or receiving handheld is not properly connected. Reinsert
the cable into each handheld, and then try the transmission again.
Receiving
"You are receiving an OS Upgrade. Unsaved changes will be
handheld
"Receiver has a newer OS and cannot
"Upgrade not accepted by receiver."
"OS has been transferred.
You can now unplug."
"Sending OS. Do not unplug cable."
"Transfer failed. Check cable and try again."
Would you like to continue?"
available."
load this OS."
OK
OK
OK
OK
lost.
Yes No
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