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Power down your Audrey and pull out the plug. Most people recommend using a power strip with a switch for this step because the cord is fragile. Wait a couple seconds and insert the card in the slot. |
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Hold down the "Datebook" and "Power" buttons, and plug the unit back in. Keep those 2 buttons pressed until the screen says that the flash is being erased. If you are experimenting with multiple images, you can boot directly from a card without flashing by holding down the "Datebook" button by itself. | |||||
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I like Infinity's Ultimate 1.1S the best out of all the images
I have tried but the other images do have their merits. Jukebox has an
image that allows you to use a USB keyboard and mouse with a pointer.
There is another image called MrAudrey that is designed specifically
to work with MrHouse home automation software. MrAudrey has a lot of nice
features and is very easy to configure. The links in the Action Palette
(the pop up filmstrip that you get when you turn the knob)
are very easy to change using the user interface. Go to the next page
to see how to configure network shares and other tweaks.
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