Casio SF-9500 - Learning About Your SF Unit; To turn power ON;OFF; About the Auto Power OFF function; To adjust display contrast

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Before Beginning Operation3
Back up Copies Making3
Data Error3
Weak Battery Messages3
Precautions4
Memory Overflow Message4
Power Supply5
Battery Life5
If You Do Not Use the Unit for a Long Time5
To Replace the Main Batteries6
To Replace the Memory Backup Battery6
Contents8
Product View and Parts Identification11
To Open the Panel of the Unit11
Key Identification Chart11
Symbols Used on the Display12
To Turn Power On/Off13
About the Auto Power off Function13
To Adjust Display Contrast13
Key Input Tone13
Entering Text14
Cursor14
Editing Text15
To Delete Characters15
To Insert Characters15
To Replace Characters15
Using the Data Management Functions16
Using the Telephone Directory Function17
Format17
To Store Data17
Recalling Telephone Directory Data19
About the Telephone Directory Display19
To Locate Data Using Index Search20
To Locate Data Using Direct Search21
To Locate Data Using Random Search22
Using Combined Search22
To Locate Data Using Direct Combined Search22
To Locate Data Using Random Combined Search23
To Locate Data Using Sequential Search24
Using the Business Card Library Function25
Recalling Business Card Library Data28
About the Business Card Library Display29
Using the Memo Function34
Recalling Memo Data35
About the Memo Display36
Inserting a Memo between Two Existing Memos40
Using the Calendar Function41
Displaying a Calendar for a Specific Month41
To Display the Current Date's Calendar41
To Specify a Month in the CAL Mode41
To Specify a Month in the Calendar Display42
To Scroll through Calendars42
To Highlight Holidays and Special Dates43
To Set Multiple Month Highlights43
Changing the Calendar Format45
Working Day Counts46
To Clear Highlights from an Entire Month46
To Clear the Highlights from a Seris of Months46
Using the Schedule Keeper47
Schedule Keeper Displays47
Entering the Schedule Keeper49
To Specify a Date49
To Specify the Date in the CAL Mode50
To Select a Date from the Calendar50
Entering Data into the Schedule Keeper52
Recalling Schedule Keeper Data57
Date Search57
Calendar Search58
Using Weekly Schedule Search58
Using Direct Search59
Using Random Search60
To Search for Text60
To Search for Times60
Using the Schedule Alarm Function62
To Store Schedule Alarm Data62
When a Schedule Alarm Time Is Reached63
Checking Schedule Alarm Times63
To Switch Schedule Alarms on and off64
To Set a Schedule Alarm for a Previously Stored Data Item64
Using the Timekeeping Function65
About Home Time and World Time65
To Specify the Home Time65
Setting the Current Time66
Setting the Daily Alarm67
To Switch the Daily Alarm on and off68
To Switch between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Format69
Specifying the Date Format69
To Recall a World Time Display70
Using the Daylight Saving Time Function71
To Switch Daylight Saving Time on and off71
Editing Data Items Stored in Memory72
To Change an Existing Data Item72
To Change the Date of a Schedule Keeper Data Item73
To Batch Edit Multiple Data Items74
Editing Entry Names75
To Delete Individual Data Items76
To Delete Unmarked Data Items77
To Delete Unmarked Schedule Keeper Data Items78
Duplicating Data Items79
Using the Mark Function81
To Assign Marks to Data Items81
To Mark an Existing Data Item81
To Unmark a Data Item82
Using the Secret Function83
To Register a Password83
To Exit the Secret Area84
Entering the Secret Area84
To Change the Password85
Transferring Data between the Secret and Open Areas86
Using the Letter Memory Function89
To Store Letter Memory Data89
Using the Auto Display Function90
To Recall Letter Memory Data90
Using the Calculator Functions91
Performing General Calculations92
Calculation Keys92
Making Corrections in Calculations92
Causes of Errors92
Performing Date Calculations93
Calculation Examples93
Using IC Cards97
Replacing the IC Card Battery97
Installing and Removing an IC Card98
Using RAM Card99
Initializing a RAM Card99
Selecting between SF Unit and RAM Card Storage100
RAM Card Secret Function101
To Register a RAM Card Password101
Entering the RAM Card Secret Area102
Editing RAM Card Data103
Transferring Data between the SF Unit and RAM Card103
To Transfer Mode Data Items104
To Transfer All Data Items106
Performing Data Communications107
To Erase the Contents of a RAM Card107
Performing Data Communications between Two SF Units108
Data Communications between an SF Unit and a Personal Computer108
To Connect Two SF Units108
To Connect an SF Unit with a Personal Computer109
Setting the Hardware Parameters110
Connection with an IBM Personal Computer110
Setting up the Receive SF Unit112
Transmitting Data113
To Send All Data Items113
To Send One Data Item in the Telephone Directory or Memo Mode114
To Send One Data Item in the Schedule Keeper115
To Send One Month in the Calendar Display116
To Send Mode Data Items in the Telephone Directory or Memo Mode116
To Send Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Schedule Keeper117
To Send Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Calendar Display118
Transmitting Error Messages118
Using Printer120
Printing Data120
To Connect an SF Unit with a Printer120
To Print One Data Item in the Telephone Directory or Memo Mode121
To Print One Data Item in the Schedule Keeper121
To Print One Month in the Calendar Display122
To Print Mode Data Items in the Telephone Directory or Memo Mode122
To Print Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Schedule Keeper123
To Print Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Calendar Display124
Printing Error Messages124
Using the Pen Printer126
To Connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit126
To Print Data Already Stored in SF Unit Memory126
To Print Text Entered on the SF Unit's Keyboard127
Setting the Print Format128
Keys Overview131
Key Functions131
Storage Capacity133
SF Unit's Memory133
Telephone Directory133
Business Card Library133
RAM Card134
Schedule Keeper134
Auto Sort Sequence135
Resetting the SF Unit's Memory135
About the Memory Capacity Display136
Data Input Error Table136
Specifications137
Index137

Casio SF-9500 - Learning About Your SF Unit; To turn power ON;OFF; About the Auto Power OFF function; To adjust display contrast

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