Exiting Press-to-Test Mode

When you exit Press-to-Test mode on a handheld:

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All documents created during the Press-to-Test session are deleted. If you re-enter Press-to-Test mode, the Press-to-Test folder is empty.

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All files and system settings are restored to what they were before you entered Press-to-Test mode.

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If a document was open before you entered Press-to-Test mode, that document is restored to the same view (Browse, Page sorter, or page view) as before. If the document contained unsaved changes, the changes remain unsaved.

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If no document was open, the handheld displays the My Documents folder.

Using Another Handheld to Exit Press-to-Test Mode

You can exit Press-to-Test mode on your handheld by connecting it to another handheld and using the Exit Press-To-Test menu command. The two handhelds can be mixed. For example, you can connect a TI-Nspire™ CX II handheld to a TI-Nspire™ handheld or connect a TI-Nspire™ CAS handheld to a handheld that does not have CAS.

Important: If the other handheld is in Press-to-Test mode, it will also exit Press-to-Test.

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Connect your handheld to the other handheld using the unit-to-unit connection cable.

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Make sure both handhelds are turned on.

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On your handheld, press c to display the Home screen.

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Select Browse, and then press ~ to display the Documents menu.

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On the Documents menu, select Press-to-Test > Exit Press-To-Test. This menu item is enabled only in Press-to-Test mode.

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Your handheld exits Press-to-Test mode and restarts in normal mode. If the other handheld is in Press-to-Test mode, it also exits Press-to-Test mode and restarts.

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If the handheld is not connected properly, it displays the following message.

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The handheld does not exit Press-to-Test mode until it restarts. If you disconnect the cable before the restart begins, the handheld remains in Press-to-Test mode.

Note: You can also exit Press-to-Test mode by successfully receiving an OS upgrade (from another handheld or through computer software). Receiving the same OS version will not cause the handheld to exit Press-to-Test.