IBM Simon User Manual

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Ringer ToneAy'olume
Roaming Preference
Save
Number
Send
Set Up Special
Code
Speaker Volume
Status Monitor
Vox
(Voice
Activated
Transmitter)
Emergency Dialing
Phone
Settings
Last 10 Phone Use
Quick Dial
Phone Pager
Setting Up Roaming
Settlng
Phone
Timers
NAM Programming
Mobile Office
Address
Book
New Entry
Using the Index
Using an Entry
Search
Additional
Address
Books
Calculator
Calendar
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Repeating
Meetings
Changing
Dates
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Using the 3-Month View
Using an Entry
Going
Directly
to
the To Do
List
Fax
Managing Faxes
Setting Up the Fax
Feature
Receiving Faxes
Viewing
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Sending
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Prepare, Back
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Mail
Setting
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Creating Mail
How
to Erase Unwanted
Messages
Note
Pad
Creating
a
New Note
Working with Notes
Password
Creating
a
Password
Locking
Simon
Dialing
911
when Locked
Unlocking Simon
Changing the
Password
Removing the Password
Sketch Pad
Working with
Sketches
Erasing All
Sketches
System
The
Suspend Timeout
Adjusting
Screen Settings
Adjusting
Sound Settings
Running Diagnostics
Making
a
New Entry
Working with To Do
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Working
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Using Keyboards
The
Standard
Keyboard
The PredictaKey
Keyboard
Numeric
Keypad
Type
Size
Optional Features
PCMCIA
Card Slot
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and Output
Connector
Solving Problems
Disposal
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Simon
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Simon Specifications
Appendix
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notices
in an electronic message
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Receivlng Meeting
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Working with
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Notices
Contents
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IBM Simon Specifications

General

Release Year	1994
Display	Monochrome LCD
Resolution	160 x 293 pixels
RAM	1 MB
Storage	1 MB
Operating System	Datalight ROM-DOS
Dimensions	200 x 64 x 38 mm
Weight	510 g
Network	AMPS
SIM	No
Phonebook	Yes
Call records	Yes
Loudspeaker	No
3.5mm jack	No
Memory Card slot	No
Talk time	1 hour
Alert types	Ringtone
Messaging	Email
Features	Touchscreen
Battery	NiCad, 7.5V

Summary

Introduction and Safety

Safety Information

Essential safety guidelines for using the Simon device and its features, including operational and environmental precautions.

Introducing Simon

Overview of the Simon device, its components, and its overall capabilities as a mobile communication tool.

Getting Started

Initial setup procedures, including battery charging, installation, and first-time device operation.

Device Operation and Navigation

How Simon Works

Explanation of the device's main screens, functional icons, and basic interaction principles.

Using Buttons and Touch Screen

Guidance on interacting with the device using physical buttons and the touch-sensitive screen interface.

Phone Features and Usage

Phone Operations

Using Simon as a cellular phone, including making/receiving calls and managing call status.

Phone Settings and Customization

Configuring call features, ringtones, network preferences, and other phone behaviors.

Speed Dial and Contact Access

Utilizing Quick Dial, Last 10 calls, and the Address Book for efficient contact management and dialing.

Mobile Office and Communication Services

Mobile Office Applications

Accessing and using productivity tools like Address Book, Calendar, Calculator, and To Do list.

Communication Services

Managing Fax and Mail features for sending and receiving documents and electronic messages.

Data Management, Personalization, and System

Filer and Memory Management

Managing device memory, files, and performing data backup and restore operations.

Note Pad, Sketch Pad, and Keyboards

Creating notes, sketches, and using on-screen keyboards for data entry and interaction.

Password and System Settings

Securing the device with passwords and configuring system parameters like timeouts and display.

Quick Reference and Support

Quick Reference Guide

A summary of icons, features, and basic operations for quick access to information.

Service Information

Contact details and procedures for customer support and troubleshooting the device.