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General| Brand | Franklin |
|---|---|
| Model | BOOKMAN KJB-640 |
| Category | eBook Reader |
| Language | English |
Details on the device's function keys and other operational keys for navigation and input.
Explanation of directional keys for movement and special combinations using the star key.
Explains the dynamic functions of the red, green, yellow, and blue keys based on context.
Instructions for installing and replacing the four AAA batteries in the BOOKMAN device.
Procedure for inserting and securing book cards into the BOOKMAN's slot.
Information on resuming from the last viewed screen and removing book cards safely.
Guide on how to select a specific book, like the Holy Bible, from installed book cards.
Note that screen illustrations may differ from the actual device display.
Explanation of how color keys adapt functions based on the selected BOOKMAN book.
Details on how color key functions are labeled on book cards, not the keyboard.
Guide to modifying text display size, auto-shutoff time, and screen contrast.
Method for quickly adjusting screen contrast using dedicated keys.
How the demonstration appears automatically when no book card is installed.
Procedure to view the demonstration when a book card is installed.
Guidance on accessing help messages and using on-screen arrows for navigation.
Steps to select a book from the Old or New Testament to begin reading.
Explanation of bold verse numbers, new paragraphs, italics, and chapter markers.
How to view the current book, chapter, and verse number using the ?* key.
Instructions on how to highlight a specific word within a displayed verse.
Details on how pressing MORE expands searches to include inflections, related words, and synonyms.
Procedure for expanding word searches up to three times for better results.
Guide on how to enter search words to find their occurrences or matches.
Information on how the device corrects misspelled words or words not found.
Procedure when a search yields no results and options to expand or change the request.
Instructions for searching phrases with words in a specific order and proximity.
Explanation of search widths (Close Together, Far Apart) and their impact on results.
List of common words that cannot be searched due to their high frequency.
How to directly access a Bible verse by entering book title, chapter, and verse number.
Tips for using abbreviations, numerals, and handling ambiguous book titles.
Procedure for viewing footnotes associated with words marked with a symbol.
Explanation that footnotes clarify archaic English words and are not part of original text.
Steps to view footnotes when multiple markers appear on the same screen.
Instructions on how to mark a specific verse for quick reference.
Procedure for viewing the bookmark list and selecting a verse to read.
How to delete individual bookmarks from the bookmark list.
Procedure for resetting all bookmarks and associated settings.
Instructions on how to highlight a word and send it to another compatible BOOKMAN book.
Methods for resetting the BOOKMAN unit when it fails to respond or acts erratically.
Basic checks for book card installation and contact cleanliness.
Guidelines to prevent damage to book cards and their contacts from physical or environmental factors.
Technical specifications for the BOOKMAN KJB-640 model, including size and weight.
Listing of U.S. and European patents and copyright details for the product.
Information on how electrostatic discharge can affect device operation and reset procedures.
Statement on compliance with FCC rules for digital devices to limit interference.
Recommendations for users to correct radio or TV interference if it occurs.
Note on using shielded cables and the implications of unauthorized modifications.
Details on the one-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
Conditions under which the warranty does not apply and limitations on implied warranties.
Exclusions for special, incidental, or consequential damages and liability limits.
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