Rolodex 192K RF-22192 manual

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    User ’ s Guide 192 K O RGANIZER RF-22192 With Advanced Data Compression[...]

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    License Agreement READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT . YOUR USE OF THE PRODUCT DEEMS THA T YOU ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS, YOU MA Y RETURN THIS P ACKAGE WITH PURCHASE RECEIPT T O THE DEALER FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED THE PRODUCT AND YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE REFUNDED. PRODUCT means the s[...]

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    Introduction Congratulations! Y ou now own a ROLODEX ® Electronics organizer , a powerful 128K electronic organizer that through advanced data compression can hold 192K of data. Using this organizer you can: • keep track of daily appointments, • view calendars from 1901-2099, • store and retrieve telephone numbers and addresses, anniversary [...]

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    Getting Started Before you can use your organizer for the first time, you must remove the battery insulation tape from your organizer . 1. Turn your organizer over. 2. Carefully pull the battery insulation tape out of the battery compartment. Note: You may have to reset your organizer by using a paperclip to gently press the Re- set button, located[...]

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    Key Guide Main Function Keys ON/OFF TELEPHONE SCHEDULE 1 CALENDAR CALCULA TOR TIME ALARM TO DO / MEMO EXPENSE INTERNET ANNIVERSARY DSP T urns your organizer on or off. Cycles through your Phone directories. Lets you record your daily schedule. Selects the Calendar mode. Selects the Calculator mode. T oggles between Home T ime and W orld T ime. Lets[...]

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    Key Guide LINK FUNC SP ACE INS DEL BS EDIT ENTER / V T ransfers data. Selects the Functions menu . T ypes a space. I nserts a space between typed characters. Deletes a flashing character . Deletes a character to the left of the cursor . Lets you make changes to an existing record. Goes to the next field or enters an item. Inserts a line turn. Cycle[...]

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    Key Guide Calculator Function Keys C/CE Clears your current calculation. ÷ T ypes a division symbol. x T ypes a multiplication symbol. – T ypes a subtraction symbol. + T ypes an addition symbol. = Performs a calculation. . T ypes a decimal point. % Calculates a percentage. +/- Changes the sign of a number . √ Calculates a square root. M+ Adds [...]

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    Using the Function Menu Y ou can check the memory on your unit, change the LCD contrast, choose between three message languages, pick a date format or delete data using the Function Menu. 1. Press FUNC and then use or to toggle between the two function menus. 2. Press the number key of the function you want and press ENTER. In the first function me[...]

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    Using the Clocks Y our organizer has two clocks that keep the time and date simultaneously: a Home T ime, which can keep your current time, and a W orld T ime, which keeps the time of 32 cities throughout the world. T o Set the Home T ime 1. Press TIME until (Home Time) is on the screen. 2. Use or to scroll through the list of world cities until yo[...]

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    Using the Clocks ✓ T o Hear the Keytone Press V( ) to enable the keytone when the Home Time is on the screen. To disable the keytone, press V( ) again. ✓ About the Auto-shutoff If you forget to turn off this organizer, it will au- tomatically shut off in about six minutes. To turn your organizer back on, press ON/OFF. T o Use the W orld T ime 1[...]

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    Using the Daily Alarm Y ou can set a Daily Alarm that acts as an alarm clock which chimes once a day at a specified time. When an alarm sounds, simply press a key to stop it. The alarm will sound for 20 seconds if you do not stop it. Even if your organizer is turned of f, the alarm will sound and the organizer will automatically turn on. T o Set th[...]

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    Using the Phone Directories Y our organizer has three Phone directories (T elephone 1, T elephone 2, and T elephone 3), which contain phone records. Phone records are made up of eight fields of information: Name, Company , Address, Phone 1, Phone 2, Phone 3, E-mail, and Note. A total of 512 characters can be entered in all 8 fields. T o Enter a Pho[...]

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    Using the Phone Directories T o Find a Phone Record 1. Press TELEPHONE repeatedly to find the de- sired Phone Directory. Note: You can search only one phone direc- tory at a time. 2. Press the SEARCH keys ( or ) re- peatedly to cycle through the phone records. 3. To search for a specific phone record, type its first few letters and then use or to f[...]

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    Using the Phone Directories T o Edit or Delete a Phone Record 1. Find a phone record. To learn how, read “To Find a Phone Record.” 2 . To edit a phone record, first press EDIT, type your changes, and then press ENTER at the last field to store your changes. To delete a typed character, press BS . To insert a space, press INS . 3. To delete a ph[...]

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    Using the Scheduler In each record, you can enter a schedule event description and the time and date that event is going to occur . When that time arrives, your organizer can sound a reminder alarm. T o Enter a Schedule Record 1. Press SCHEDULE . 2 . Use the number keys to change the date and time of your Schedule record and then press ENTER. To sw[...]

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    T o V iew , Edit, or Delete a Schedule Record 1. Press SCHEDULE . 2. Press the SEARCH keys ( or ) re- peatedly to cycle through the Schedule records. You can find specific records either in the DATE/TIME field or the NOTE field. In the DATE/TIME field, enter the date you want and then press or to see your schedule for that date. In the NOTE field, [...]

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    Using Internet T o Enter an Internet Record 1. Press INTERNET . 2. Type a name and then press ENTER to go to the next field. To erase a typed character, press BS . 3. Continue entering information and pressing EN- TER to go to the next field until your record is stored. To type @ press SHIFT 7 . To skip a field, press ENTER . T o V iew , Edit, or D[...]

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    T o Enter a Memo or T o Do Record 1 . Press TO DO / MEMO . • To type a memo, use the MEMO screen. • To type a To Do record, use the TO DO screen. 2. Type your information and then press ENTER until the record is stored. Note: A Memo or To Do record can hold up to 512 characters. You can set a Priority of 1-3 for your To Do records. T o V iew , [...]

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    Using Expenses T o Enter an Expense Record 1. Press EXPENSE and then press 1 . 2. Type a date and then press ENTER to go to the EXPENSE TYPE menu. You have 8 expense types to choose from. You can rename an expense type by choosing first RE- NAME (3) and then the item you want to rename. Type your edits and then press ENTER. 3. Type the number of th[...]

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    Using Expenses T o Edit or Delete a Record 1. Use the SEARCH keys ( or ) in the DATE/TIME field to find the record you want. 2. To edit a record, press EDIT. The process is then the same as entering a record. 3 . To delete a record, first press DEL, and then press Y to delete it or N to cancel the delete. 3. Enter the start date and end date of the[...]

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    T o Make a Basic Calculation Y ou can use your organizer as a 10-digit calculator . 1. Press CALCULATOR . 2. Type a number using the number keys, and then type a math operation (e.g., +,–, x, ÷ ). Type another number and then press = to see the result. To clear your calculation, press C/CE. T o Use the Memory Y our calculator can store a number [...]

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    Using Anniversary T o Enter an Anniversary Record 1. Press ANNIVERSARY . 2. Type a date using the number keys and press ENTER to go to the NOTE? field. To erase a typed character, press BS . 3. Type a note and press ENTER to save the record. T o V iew , Edit, or Delete an Anniversary Record 1. Press ANNIVERSARY . 2. Press the SEARCH keys ( or ) rep[...]

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    This organizer has a secret mode, which allows you to create secret Phone, Schedule, Internet Memo, and T o Do records that only someone with the password you set can use. Note: Y ou do not need to set a password to use this organizer . W arning! If you forget your password, you will not be able to recover any of the secret data stored in your orga[...]

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    1. Press TELEPHONE , SCHEDULE , TO DO / MEMO , EXPENSE , INTERNET or ANNIVERSARY . 2. Press EDIT, type a record and then press EN- TER to store it. 3. To exit secret mode, press 1 CALENDAR , CALCULA - TOR , TIME or ALARM . T o V iew Secret Records 1. Press SHIFT then . 2 . Type your password and then press ENTER. 3. Press TELEPHONE , SCHEDULE , TO [...]

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    Installing the Organizer PC Link Use the following steps to install the Organizer PC Link onto your personal computer . Please note, the following steps assume that your 3.5” floppy disk drive is drive a: and your hard drive is c:. For further information, view the readme file on your installation disk. Note: The readme file can also be viewed [...]

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    Adding a Record 1. Turn on the Organizer PC Link software. 2. Press a function key to go to an organizer fea- ture. 3. Click Add Record . 4. Type information in each field, pressing TAB to cycle through the fields when needed. To cancel, click Summary . 5. Click Save Record to save the record. 6. Enter more records, if needed. 7. Click Summary when[...]

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    T ransmitting or Receiving Records Connecting the Serial Cable The following steps must be followed before you can transmit or receive records. 1. With your personal com- puter turned off, connect the 9-pin plug of the Organizer PC Link cable into a communica- tions port. 2. Connect the single-pin plug of the cable into the PC PORT hole on the left[...]

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    T ransmitting or Receiving Records For best results, perform the steps below in the order that they appear . T ransmitting to Y our Handheld Organizer 1. Select the same organizer feature on both the Organizer PC Link and the handheld or- ganizer. To select records to be transmitted, highlight the desired records and select Select Record from the E[...]

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    Product Care Y our organizer is powered by three CR-2032 batteries - two main batteries and one backup battery that stores your data when you change the main battery . Do not press the Reset button when changing batteries. Doing so may delete all of your stored information. The main batteries should be changed when LOW BA TTER Y appears on the disp[...]

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    Specifications Model RF-22192 Organizer , 192K • Size: 14 x 8.4 x 1.4 cm. • W eight: 4.15 oz. • Main Batteries: 2 CR-2032 3-volt lithium; Backup Battery: 1 CR- 2032 3-volt lithium • Storage capacity: turbo memory storage that holds 192K Cleaning This Product T o clean this product, spray a mild glass cleaner onto a cloth and wipe its surfac[...]

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    FCC Notice FCC Notice NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency ener[...]

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    Limited W arranty (U.S. only) Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. (“Franklin”) warrants to the end user that this product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of original retail purchase, as evidenced by sales receipt. On discovery of a defect, the end user must return this product (trans[...]

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    Registration Information Register now to receive an extended limited warranty! When you register your new product, we’ll extend your limited warranty period from one-year to two! There are four easy ways to register (in the U.S.): 1. CALL 609-239-4333 2. INTERNET http://www.franklin.com 3. FAX 609-387-7420 4. MAIL Franklin Electronic Publishers O[...]