CONTENTS
Using
the
Organizer
for
the
First
Time
............
E1
When
Abnormal
Conditions
Cause
a
Malfunction
...............
E1
Auto
Power
Off
Function
......................eeseeeesse
E2
BACKIIQAE
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ne
E2
Adjusting
the
Contrast
.…................................
E2
Turning
the
Key
Touch
Tone
On
and
Off
.........
E2
PAT
NAMOS
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E3
Display
Symbols
.......................
cernere
nnns
E4
Entering
Characters
..............ccssssssesssessesceeseeeerees
E4
Glock
MO:
TL
ban
er
ne
sen
E6
Telephone
Mode
.................seseeeseeenmrr
E10
Calendar
Mode
.................ssssseeemme
E14
Schedule
Mode
....................seeeeeeennn
E16
Anniversary
Mode
l...
E21
Memo
Modë
adeo
rese
Rid
E23
Reminder
Mode
...................ssseeee
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E25
Secret
FUNCION
sso
eter
reap
ter
E27
Calculator
Mode;
ae
E30
Currency/Unit
Conversion
Mode
........................
E31
Miscellaneous
Function
...........................eeeeesesss
E33
Option
FUNCION
Sn
ete
rete
tbe
hs
otia
fans
E35
Battery
Replacement
...................ssesseeeeeeee
E39
Specifications
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tente
E41
Using
the
Organizer
for
the
First
Time
Be
sure
to
perform
the
following
operations
before
using
the
Organizer
for
the
first
time.
1.
Press
the
RESET
switch
=œ
x
i
C°CE
while
holding
(ow).
Release
the
RESET
switch
and
then
C°CE
release
(ON
).
3
TD
"CLEAR
ALL
DATA
OK
a
(Y/N)
?
"
is
displayed.
*
Under
certain
conditions
the
message
may
appear
as
"Data
has
been
impaired
!
Press
[Y]
to
CLEAR
ALL
memory".
Proceed
to
the
next
step
in
either
case.
2.
Press
(Y
|.
3.
The
Organizer
is
now
initialized.
Proceed
to
set
the
date
and
time
of
the
clock.
(Refer
to
page
E6.)
Press
the
RESET
switch
with
a
ball-point
pen
or
similar
object.
Do
not
use
an
object
with
a
breakable
or
sharp
tip.
When
Abnormal
Conditions
Cause
a
Malfunction
If
the
Organizer
is
subjected
to
strong,
extraneous
electri-
cal
noises
or
shocks
during
use,
an
abnormal
condition
may
occur
in
which
no
keys
(including
(ow)
will
respond.
If
this
happens,
press
the
RESET
switch.
Noises
or
shocks
may
erase
some
or
all
of
the
Organiz-
ers
memory.
E1
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