IBM Simon User Manual

mode, Enter
moves
the cursor to the
beginning
of the next line.
To
change
from insert
to replace
mode, touch the
lns key.
Phone
screen
6
Touch this i663
[3J
to return
to the
Phone
screen for
placing
a
phone
call.
Mobile
Office screen
Touch
this icon
lfr
to
return to the
Mobile
Office screen
to use features
such as the Address
Book and
Calendar.
!
Herp
roucn
@
when
you
need help
for any
feature.
Done
Touch Done when
you
finish
entering
characters from
the keyboard.
The
PredictaKey
Keyboard
-^e
PredictaKey
keyboard
always
shows the
six
-,:st-likely
letters
that
you
need,
depending on the
::aracters
you've
just
typed. lf
you
don't
see the
€:er
you
need, touch
the Other
button,
and
you
will
-€
the
next most-llkely
letters.
lf
you
type
a letter
=:cidentally,
backspace
with the Bks
key. lf
you
:ass
a
letter
you
want,
keep touching
the
Other
:;:on
until it reappears.
=::
example,
to type
(touch)
the word
"this,"
find,
:-er
touch
the letter t. The
next
six letters that
-,c€ar
on
the keyboard will
be the
most likely
E:ers
to follow
t, such
as o i r w
h e. Whether
or
-,::
you
are
familiar
with the
Standard
keyboard,
you
>
r+fu
Cursor movement
keys
shift
CapLk
View
Menu
Space
Del
Touch
the
arrow
in
the
direction that
you
want
to move
the cursor
(the
line that
shows where
typed letters
will appear).
shift
Touch
and
release
Shift to type
uppercase
characters,
such as capital
letters
and symbols
(including
the
symbols that
appear
above the numbers
on
a standard keyboard).
Then,
select
the key
that
you
want.
Repeat this
procedure
for each
uppercase
character.
lf
you
want
a series
of characters in
uppercase,
use the
Caplk feature.
Caps Lock
Touch
Caplk when
typing
several
uppercase
characters. This
action
changes the lowercase
letters
to
uppercase. This
key does
not change
numbers
or
symbols. When
you
are
finished
and
want
to return
to lowercase
letters,
touch
CapLk
again.
Touch View
to
be able to see more
of
the
page
or form that
you
are working
on with
navigation
keys displayed.
Keyboard
changes
Touch Menu
to
change keyboards
or
type
(font)
size.
Spacebar
Touch
Space to separate words
and
create
blank spaces.
Delete
Touch
Del to
erase, one
character at a
time, the
characters
under the cursor.
The cursor is
the line
that shows where
typed
characters will
appear.
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Simon Features
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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