Casio SF-5100 - Make Back up Copies of Important Data; About Data Errors

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About this Manual4
Contents5
Make Back up Copies of Important Data8
About Data Errors8
About the Memory Overflow Message9
General Precautions9
About the Power Supply9
Battery Precautions9
To Replace the Batteries10
Setting up11
To Switch Power on and off11
To Check the Memory Status11
Product View and Parts Identification11
Inputting Letters, Numbers and Symbols12
Sound Menu12
To Select a Mode12
To Input Upper-Case Letters12
To Change One Character to Another13
To Delete a Character13
Data Management Functions14
Using the Telephone Directory14
To Input Telephone Directory Data14
To Mark Protect and Unprotect a Telephone Directory15
To Locate Telephone Directory Data Using Index Search16
To Locate Telephone Directory Data Using Initial Character Search16
About Telephone Directory Displays16
How to Find Data Stored in Memory16
To Locate Telephone Directory Data Using Mode Search17
To Edit a Telephone Directory Data Item17
To Delete a Single Telephone Directory Data Item18
To Delete All Telephone Directory Data Items Not Mark Protected18
To Change a Free Entry Label18
Using the Memo Mode19
To Enter the Memo Mode19
To Input Memo Mode Data19
To Mark Protect and Unprotect a Memo Mode Data Item19
To Locate Memo Mode Data Using Index Search20
About Memo Mode Displays20
To Locate Memo Mode Data Using Initial Character Search21
To Locate Memo Mode Data Using Mode Search21
Te Insert a New Memo Mode Data Item between Two Items in Memory22
To Edit a Memo Mode Data Item22
To Delete a Single Memo Mode Data Item22
To Delete All Memo Mode Data Items that Are Not Mark Protected22
Using the Calendar23
To Screll through Calendars23
To Display a Calendar from the Calculator23
To Specify a Month for Displays in the Calendar Mode23
To Specify a Month and Date for Display in the Calendar Mode24
To Highlight and Unhighlight Specific Dates24
To Highlight Days of the Week for Multiple Months24
To Unhighlight All Dates in a Specific Month24
Using the Schedule Keeper25
To Enter the Schedule Keeper from Outside Calendar Display25
To Specify a Schedule Keeper Date from the Calendar Display25
To Specify a Schecule Keeper Date While in the Schedule Keeper26
To Input Schedule Keeper Data26
To Mark Protect and Unprotect a Schedule Keeper Data Entry28
To Set a Schedule Alarm When Inputting Data28
To Switch Schedule Alarms on and off29
To Locate Schedule Keeper Data Using Index Search30
To Use Initial Character Search to Locate a Description30
To Use Initial Character Search to Locate a Time31
To Use Mode Search to Locate a Description31
To Use Mode Search to Locate a Specific Time32
To Use Mode Search to Locate All Times Within a Specific Range32
To Edit a Schedule Keeper Data33
Entry33
To Move a Schedule Keeper Data to a Different Date33
To Set or Change a Schedule Alarm for an Existing Data Entry34
To View a Data Entry's Current Schedule Alarm Setting34
To Delete a Single Schedule Keeper Data Entry34
Using the Reminder Mode35
To Delete Unmarked Schedule Keeper Data Entries up to a Specific Date35
About Date and Time Input35
To Input Annual Reminder Data36
To Input Monthly Reminder Data37
To Input Daily Reminder Data37
To Mark Protect and Unprotect a Reminder37
About Reminder Alarms37
To Set a Reminder Alarm When Inputting Data38
To Switch Reminder Alarms on and off38
Reminder Mode Displays38
To Locate a Reminder Using Index Search39
To Use Initial Character Search to Locate a Reminder Message39
To Use Initial Character Search to Locate a Date40
To Use Mode Search to Locate a Reminder Message40
To Use Mode Search to Locate a Dae41
To Edit a Reminder41
To Delete a Single Reminder41
Using the Secret Function42
To Delete All Reminders that Are Not Mark Protected42
To Create a Secret Memory Area42
To Enter an Existing Secret Memory Area43
To Edit an Existing Password43
To Transfer Data from the Open Memory Area to Secret Area43
To Transfer Data from the Secret Memory Area to the Open Memory Area43
Timekeeping Functions44
Using the Copy Function44
Using the Home Time Function44
To Display the Home Time45
To Set the Home Time Zone45
To Set the Home Time45
To Switch the Home Time between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Format46
To Switch the Home Time between Standard and Daylight Saving Time46
To Set the Daily Alarm46
To Edit a City Code Name46
Using the World Time Function47
To Select the Date Format47
To Display the World Time47
To Set the World Time Zone48
To Switch a World Time Zone between Standard and Daylight Saving Time48
Calculator Functions49
To Enter the Calculator Mode49
Calculator Mode Keys49
City Code List49
To Perform Calculations50
To Perform Constant Calculations50
To Correct Errors in Calculations50
Performing Date Calculations51
To Calculate the Number of Days between Two Dates51
Data Communications52
Calculate Date that Is a Specific Number of Days after Another Date52
To Connect Two SF Units52
To Connect the Unit with a Personal Computer52
Requirements for Connection with a Personal Computer53
Personal Computer with SFD Tool Software53
To Set the Unit's Hardware Parameters54
To Set up the Unit to Receive Data54
About Communication Parameters54
Sending Data55
To Send All Data Items55
About Data Transfer Types55
To Send One Telephone Directory, Memo Mode or Reminder Mode Item56
To Send One Schedule Keeper Entry56
To Send One Month of Calendar Data (Highlights)57
To Send All Telephone Directory, Memo Mode or Reminder Mode Data57
To Send All Schedule Keeper Data in a Specific Period58
To Send All Calendar Data in a Specific Period58
Floppy Disk Storage59
Setting up for Floppy Disk Operations59
Performing Floppy Disk Operations59
To Format a Floppy Disk59
To Save Data to a Floppy Disk60
To Load Data from a Floppy Disk to the Unit61
About Filenames and Passwords61
To Delete a File from a Floppy Disk62
To Create a Directory of Files on a Floppy Disk63
To Compare the Contents of Two Files63
To Change the Name of a Floppy Disk File64
Technical Reference65
Keys65
Storage Capacity67
Auto Sort Sequence67
Filename and Password Characters68
Resetting the Unit's Memory68
Error Table69
Specifications70

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