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4.2.1 Smart Pinyin
Press the “#” key to choose this input method. You can use
pinyin with the keypad to input Chinese (“ü” equals to “V” on
the keypad). According to the sequence of the pinyin for the
Chinese character needed, press the letters on the number
keys, and the inputted letter or letter combination will be shown
in the pinyin display area. Choose letter or letter combination
with the Left/Right direction keys and the corresponding
Chinese characters will be shown in the proper area. Press OK
key to confirm the selected letter or letter combination. At this
time, the focus will be switched to the candidate character area.
Find the Chinese character needed, and press OK key to
confirm the selection. The Chinese character will be shown at
the cursor in the input field. At this time, press the right soft key
to delete the text in front of the cursor, or long press the right
soft key to clear all text.When the screen does not have text to
be cleared, press the right soft key to exit the editing interface.
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4.2.2 Stroke Input
Press the “#” key to switch to the simplified Chinese stroke
input method. You can press the number keys “1, 2, 3, 4, and
5”, which represent five basic strokes: “Horizontal stroke [一];
vertical stroke [丨]; left-falling stroke [丿]; right-falling or dot
stroke [、] and clockwise turning stroke [フ]”, according to the
sequence of strokes of the Chinese character to be inputted.
The number key “6” represents the universal stroke key
(same as the Z multi-functional key in the Five Strokes input
method).
Stroke
code
Stroke Stroke
name
Instance Note
1 一 Horizontal
stroke (横 )
Rising
stroke (提)
一，不，
次，法
Rising stroke
( 提 ) is also a
horizontal
stroke.
2 丨 Shu 是，中，
小，扒
3 丿 Pie 的，我，
人，他
4 、 Dot stoke
( 点 )
这，说，
八，从
Right-falling
stroke is a dot
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