Alfalink EI-839x User manual

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EI-839x Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing the ALFALINK EI-839x. Please read this manual carefully to familiarize yourself
with the ALFALINK EI-839x’s features, and to ensure years of reliable operation.
NOTI E
We assume no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this manual.
We strongly recommend that separate, permanent printed records be kept of all data. Under certain
circumstances, such as exposure to an electrostatic discharge, data may be lost or altered, or the unit may become
inoperative until reset. Therefore, we assume no responsibility for data lost or otherwise rendered unusable,
whether as a result of improper use, repair, battery replacement, or use after the specified battery life has expired
from similar causes.
We assume no responsibility, directly or indirectly, for financial losses or claims from third persons resulting
from the use of this product and all of its functions, such as stolen credit card numbers, the loss or alteration of
stored data, etc.
This product was not designed to bend or survive extreme touchure. Do not carry it in your trouser pockets.
When in a bag or briefcase, make sure that it is stationary and well padded and protected.
Do not apply harsh chemicals or water to the display. Do not store the product in environments where
temperature ranges can be extreme.
The information provided in this manual is subject to change without notice.
SAFETY TIPS
The ALFALINK EI-839x should be protected from rain and moisture. Treat the ALFALINK EI-839x as you
would other electronic devices.
Do not drop your ALFALINK EI-839x or subject it to strong impacts.
Protect your ALFALINK EI-839x from extreme temperatures.
BATTERY INSTALLATION
Before you start using the ALFALINK EI-839x, you must install the two included R2032 Lithium batteries
which were included with the ALFALINK EI-839x. heck the back of ALFALINK EI-839x. You will see the
battery compartment door. Remove the battery compartment door. Install the batteries with the + sign on the
battery facing you. After you have installed the batteries, put the battery compartment door back on the unit.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION - USING YOUR EI-839x FOR THE FIRST TIME
YOU MUST RESET YOUR ALFALINK EI-839x BEFORE USING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME!
You must reset your ALFALINK EI-839x before using it for the first time. After installing the batteries, you
should see a message in the screen that says “Full Reset” and “Refresh”. YOU MUST SELE T “Full Reset” TO
FULLY RESET THE UNIT.
If you do not see the “Reset ?” screen, insert a pointed object, such as a pencil point or the open end of a
paperclip into the RESET hole located on the back of the unit. Press lightly until the ALFALINK EI-839x
displays “Full Reset” and “Refresh”. Select “Full Reset” to reset the ALFALINK EI-839x.
Note: Battery voltages are constantly monitored; a low battery warning message will show when the power level
gets too low. Replace the batteries when this message is displayed. You can change the battery without losing

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any information. Do not try to operate the ALFALINK EI-839x with a low battery; data can be corrupted or
lost.
Main Menu
You may activate the functions on the EI-839x by pressing the appropriate key on the keyboard. A more
complete listing of the functions can be accessed by pressing the [ ] key. Those functions are as follows:
ontact book, Scheduler, Todo, Note Pad, Finance Manager, Anniversary, alendar, lock, Alarm, ount Down
Timer, Stop Watch, Dictionary, Airport odes, Formulae, English Grammar, Multi-languages Phrases, TOEFL
vocabulary, Speller, Geographical Information, History of Indonesia, Timeline of Indonesia History, UUD 45
Indonesian Law, Ebook, Scientific alculator, Metric onversion, urrency onversion, Mortgage alculator,
Future Value alculator, Games, Defragmentation (Memory Optimization), Memory Usage, Password, and
System Preferences. All the above functions are grouped into seven sub-menus, which are:
Dictionar
ies
Center
Reference
Center
Billin ual Dictionaries Airport Codes
E ► I ( Drs. Peter Salim, M.A.) Formulae
I ► E ( Drs. Peter Salim, M.A.)
Mathematics
Idiom Dictionary Physics
Slang Dictionary hemistry
Indonesian-Javanese Dictionary Formulae Search
Indonesian-Sundanese Dictionary Grammar
Monlin ual Dictionaries Irregular Verbs
E►E American Heritage Dictionary Plural Nouns
E►E Roget’s Thesaurus Phrasal Verbs
Indo–Indo Dictionary Grammar Test
opyright message Multi-Lan ua es Phrases
Tri-lin ual Dictionary TOEFL
Professional Dictionaries Spell
Accounting / Business Dictionary
Geo raphical Information
Agriculture Dictionary
History of Indonesia
Biology Dictionary
Timeline of Indo History
hemistry Dictionary
UUD 45 Indonesian Law
omputer Dictionary
Ebook
Engineering Dictionary
Law Dictionary
Management Dictionary
Mathematics Dictionary
Medical Dictionary
Music Dictionary
Physics Dictionary
Psychology Dictionary
Trading Dictionary

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Text Menu
Personal In
fo Mana er
Multi
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F
unction Calculator
ontact Book Scientific alculator
Note Pad Mortgage alculator
Scheduler Future Value alculator
To Do Metric onversion
Anniversary urrency onversion
Finance Record
T
imer Center
Game Center
Local/World Time Hangman Game
Timer Warehouse
Alarm Word Scramble
Stop Watch Match Words Game 1
Match Words Game 2
List Words Game 1
List Words Game 2
Arithmetic fun
Logic drill
Memory drill
System Control Center
Password
Defragmentation
Memory
System
ustomer Service Info
Under main menu or sub-menu, press cursor keys to select the desired function and press [OK] to go into the
function.
System Control Center
In order to go to system control center, you can press the [ ] key and select the system control center icon.
Under this control center, you can adjust the factory setting of the unit, set up a password for security purpose, do
the defragmentation and keep track on the usage of the memory.
SYSTEM
Before you start to use the unit you may want to adjust the factory settings. To do this, go to the system control
center and select the system icon. There are six settings under this item. They are language, key tone, L D
contrast control, date format, hour format and auto shut off time
Language - press [ ] and [ ] key to select the prompt language. The two options are ENGLISH and
INDONESIA.
Key Tone - press [ ] and [ ] key to toggle the key tone on or off.

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L D contrast - press [ ] and [ ] key to increase or decrease the L D contrast to a suitable value for easy screen
viewing.
Date format - press [ ] and [ ] key to select either M/D/Y or D/M/Y format.
Time format - press [ ] and [ ] key to select either 24-hour or 12-hour (am/pm) format.
Auto Shut-off – press [ ] and [ ] key to select from 1,2,3,4 or 5 minutes.
PASSWORD
Under the system control center, select the password icon to enter the password screen.
Assigning a Password
The EI-839x will prompt you to enter a new password.
Use the keyboard to enter the password.
The characters will be shown as * during entry.
Press [OK] key and the EI-839x will prompt you to confirm the new password by reentering it.
After entering password again, press [OK] key. Password is now assigned.
Entering the password is now required every time the EI-839x is turned on.
Deleting a Password
If a password is set and the user wants to delete it, go to the system control center and select the password icon.
The EI-839x will prompt you to enter your existing password.
Use the keyboard to enter the password and press [OK] key.
If correct password is entered, the screen message “Enter a new password” appear, press [OK] key to confirm
deletion.
Changing a Password
Go to the system control center and select the password icon.
The EI-839x will prompt you to enter your existing password.
Use the keyboard to enter the password and press [OK] key.
The EI-839x will prompt you to enter a new password.
You can assign a new password to the EI-839x. For security purposes, the entire unit can be locked from normal
view or use unless the proper password is entered. Keep a record of your password!
IF YOU FORGET YOUR PASSWORD THERE IS NO WAY TO ACCESS ANY HIDDEN RECORDS.
THERE IS NO "BACK DOOR" INTO THE SYSTEM. YOU MUST RESET THE EI-839x AND
CLEAR ALL MEMORY.
MEMORY
There are two options under this item. The first one is the “memory used” and the second one is the “memory
initialize”.
The “memory used” function allows you to keep track of the memory space. Memory is shown as percentage
used.
The “memory initialize” function allows you to clear all the records in all applications.
DEFRAGMENTATION ( MEMORY OPTIMIZATION )
Perform this optimization regularly to optimize the usage and speed of the memory.

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The process might take a few minutes. Once the procedure is started, do not turn the unit OFF. The unit will not
accept any input while the memory optimization is processing.
Customer Service Information
Select this icon in the system control center to get the information of the customer service.
Personal Info Manager
There are six applications including contact book, note pad, scheduler, todo, anniversary and finance manager.
Contact Book
This application allows you to keep names, addresses, phone numbers, email address and other information
about your contacts. You can press [ ] key to go into it directly or select this application under the menu of
Personal Info Manager.
Each record consists of the following fields. Please note that you do not have to store information in all of the
fields. Simply press [OK] key at any time to save the record with the information you have entered.
Last name
First name
ompany
Title
TEL (H)
TEL (W)
Fax
Mobile
Pager
Email
Address
ity
State
Zip
Note
Phone list view shows the list of names, sorted alphabetically according to each name “Last Name, First Name”
stored in the record’s name field. To view the phone list sorted by ompany name, press [SPA E] key.
CREATING, EDITING AND DELETING CONTACT BOO RECORDS
Add a new record
Press [NEW] key to add a new record.
The cursor is ready for you to start entering characters in the last name field.
As soon as data is entered into a field, the field name disappears leaving the field icon at the beginning of the
line.
Use the [ ] / [ ] key to move the cursor to a different line.
Press [ ] / [ ] key on the upper right side of the unit to see more fields.
Press [SHIFT] key and then press [@] key to select special symbol.
Press [OK] key to save the information and return to the List mode.
Findin contact book record
There are several ways to find a contact book record. They are as follows:
• Press the alphabet keys on the keyboard to quickly move to the beginning of that group of letters.

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• Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through a long list of contacts.
• Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the list page by page.
Viewin contact book record
Switch from contact book list view to an individual record view by pressing [OK].
Press the [ ] / [ ] or [ ] / [ ] key to see more fields.
To go back to the list view, press [ES ] key.
Editin records
To edit a specific record, press [SHIFT] key and then press [NEW] key to start editing.
Enter new information.
Press [OK] key to save the information.
Deletin records
To delete a record, press [DEL] key and a delete screen will appear.
Press [OK] key to remove the record.
Calendar
Press [ ] key to enter the monthly planner mode. Press [ ] key again to toggle between the monthly,
weekly and daily planner.
The monthly planner function is used to view one month of scheduler, anniversary and todo activities.
DOTS next to a specific date indicate the type of events for that date.
A dot on the upper indicates anniversary event.
A dot in the middle indicates todo event.
A dot on the lower indicates scheduler event.
Findin the desired date in the calendar
Press [SHIFT] and then press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one year at a time.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one month at a time.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one week at a time.
◄2012► S M T W T F S
◄ Jun►
2
3 4 5 6 7 8
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10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31
Smith
Bob
Brilliant
Sr. Product Mgr.
732-627-9977
732-627-9978
Sure to delete the record?
OK = Delete
Esc = Do not Delete

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Tap [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one day at a time.
The weekly planner function is used to view one week of scheduler, anniversary and todo activities.
Tap [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the twenty-four hours time bar.
Tap [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one week at a time.
Tap [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one day at a time.
The daily planner function is used to view one day’s records listed in the following order:
anniversary
todo
scheduler
Creating, editing and deleting calendar records
Add a new record
Press the [NEW] key to add a new record.
Three options are provided. Select the option you wish to use and press [OK] key.
Add appointment
Add todo Task
Add anniversary
Follow the procedures used in adding a new scheduler record.
Findin calendar records
Press [SHIFT] and then press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll one year at a time.
Go to the specific date you are looking for and press [OK] key to see all events on that day.
• Touch the [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the entries for that date.
• Touch the [ ] / [ ] key to scroll each page of the list at a time.
Viewin Records
Follow the procedures used in viewing scheduler records.
Editin and Deletin Records
Follow the procedure used in editing and deleting scheduler records.
Scheduler
This application allows you to keep track of important appointments. You can select this application under the
menu of Personal Info Manager.
Scheduler list mode
A scheduler record consists of:
Date
Start time
End time
alarm
Note
Scheduler list view shows the list of records, sorted chronologically according to the date and start time stored in
the record. To view the scheduler list sorted by Note, press [SPA E] key.
Creating, editing and deleting scheduler records
Add a new record
Press the [NEW] key to add a new record.

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The cursor is ready for you to start entering characters in the note field.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through all fields
At the desired field (except note field), press [ ] key to change the information.
In date field, select a date from a provided calendar and press [OK] key to exit date editing.
In time field, enter the time value and press [OK] key to exit time editing
In alarm field, press [ ] key to toggle the alarm on /off.
Press [OK] key to save the information.
Findin scheduler records
There are several ways to find records in the scheduler application. They are as follows:
• Press the alphabet keys on the keyboard to quickly move to the beginning of that group of letters.
• Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through a long list of contacts.
• Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll each page of the list at a time.
Viewin scheduler records
Switch from a scheduler list view to an individual record view by pressing [OK] key.
Press [ ] / [ ] or [ ] / [ ] key to see more data on the note if it exists.
To go back to the list view, press [ES ] key.
Edit record
To edit a specific record, press [SHIFT] key and then press [NEW] key to start editing.
Enter new information.
Press [OK] key to save the information and return to the view.
Delete record
To delete a record, press [DEL] key and a delete screen will appear.
Press [OK] key to remove the record.
To Do
This application allows you to keep track of important tasks. You can select this application under
the menu of Personal Info Manager.
Todo list mode
A record consists of:
Due Date
Priority ranking from 1 to 5
Status of the task: Done/Pending
The details of the task
The Todo list has four columns. The first column shows the status. The second column shows the due date. The
third column shows the priority ranking and the last column contains note of tasks.
Sure to delete the record?
OK = Delete
Esc = Do not Delete

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The sorting order of the Todo list can be toggled by pressing [SPA E] key.
The two sorting orders are due date and priority ranking
Findin and Viewin Todo records
Follow the procedures outlined in finding and viewing scheduler records.
There is no alphabetical search in todo.
C reatin , Editin and Deletin Todo records
Follow the procedures outlined in creating, editing, deleting scheduler records.
Anniversary
This application allows you to keep track of important anniversary events. You can select this application under
the menu of Personal Info Manager.
Anniversary list mode
A record consists of:
Date
Alarm
The details of the anniversary
Anniversary list view shows the list of record, sorted chronologically according to the date (day and month only)
stored in the record. To view the anniversary list sorted by Note, press [SPA E] key.
Findin and Viewin Anniversary records
Follow the procedures outlined in finding and viewing scheduler records.
Creatin , Editin and Deletin Anniversary records
Follow the procedures outlined in creating, editing, deleting scheduler records.
Note Pad – (MEMO)
Note list mode
A note or memo record consists of:
Date (non-editable)
Time (non-editable)
Subject
Note
Note list shows the list of text memos, sorted by entry date. To view Note list sorted alphabetically by the subject
field, press [SPA E] key.
Findin and Viewin Note records
Follow the procedures outlined in finding and viewing scheduler records.
Creatin , Editin and Deletin Note records
Follow the procedure used in creating, editing and deleting scheduler records.
S Date P Todo
16-Dec-2011 3 Meeting
01-Feb-2012 1 Dinner

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Finance Mana er
This application allows you to keep track of your daily expense. You can select this application under
the menu of Personal Info Manager.
Finance list mode
A finance record consists of:
Date
Type
Payment
Amount
Note
Finance list shows the list of finance records sorted by date.
The Finance list has three columns. The first column shows the date. The second column shows the type. The
third column shows the amount.
Findin and Viewin Finance records
Follow the procedures outlined in finding and viewing scheduler records.
Creatin a new Finance record
Press the [NEW] key to add a new record.
The cursor is ready for you to start entering characters in the note field.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through all fields
At the desired field (except note field), press [ ] key to change the information.
In date field, select a date from a provided calendar and press [OK] key to exit date editing.
In type field, press [ ] key to pop up a type menu.
The provided choices are as follows:
1. Meals
2. Entertainment
3. Hotel
4. Airfare
5. Train
6. Taxi
7. ar Rental
8. Fuel
9. Phone
10. Sample
11. Souvenir
12. Gift
13. Miscellaneous
Date Type Amount
Jan-02 Meals 200.
Jan-03 Taxi 100.

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Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through all choices and press [OK] key to select the choice.
In payment field, press [ ] key to pop up a payment menu.
The provided choices are as follows:
1. Visa
2. Mastercard
3. American Exp.
4. Diners lub
5. redit ard
6. heck
7. ash
8. Other
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through all choices and press [OK] key to select the choice.
In amount field, enter the value by pressing digit keys
Press [OK] key to save the information.
Editin and Deletin Finance records
Follow the procedure used in editing and deleting scheduler records.
Viewin Finance Report
In Finance list mode, press [@] key to view the finance report
You can get the total amount of expense on a particular date with a specific type of expense and a specific type
of payment.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the start date, end date, type of finance and type of payment.
Press [ ] key to change the value of the field.
The sum will be calculated automatically after changing the value of each field.
Press [ES ] key to go back to list mode.
SPECIAL SYMBOLS
The following special symbols are available by pressing the [SHIFT] key and then [@] key. Press cursor keys to
select the desired symbol and press [OK] key to enter it in your application.
In symbol selection menu, press [ ] key to change to lower case.
Select symbol
À Ä Â Å Ã Æ Ó Ò Ö
É È Ë Ê Í Ì Ï Î Ô Õ
Ú Ù Ü Û Ý Ÿ Ñ Ç Ø ß
( ) : ; ? ! / " = @
# $ % & - ' + . * ,
Select symbol
à ä â å ã æ ó ò ö
é è ë ê í ì ï î ô õ
ú ù ü û ý ÿ ñ ç ø β
< > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` ~
¿ ¡ ¥ £ $ ¢ €
# % &

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Dictionary Center
There are 24 dictionaries which are categorized into four groups. The first group is Bilingual
dictionary which contains E I (Peter Salim), I E (Peter Salim), Idiom Dictionay, Slang Dictionary,
Indonesian-Javanese Dictionary & Indonesian-Sundanese Dictionary. The second group is Monolingual
Dictionary which contains American Heritage Dictionary, Roget’s Thesaurus & Indonesian-to-Indonesian
dictionary. The third one is the Tri-lingual Dictionary which is an English-Indonesian- hinese dictionary.
The fourth group is Professional Dictionary which contains Accounting/Business Dictionary, Agriculture
Dictionary , Biology Dictionary , hemistry Dictionary , omputer Dictionary , Engineering Dictionary , Law
Dictionary , Management Dictionary , Mathematics Dictionary , Medical Dictionary , Music Dictionary , Physics
Dictionary , Psychology Dictionary & Trading Dictionary. Also, a copyright message is found inside the
Monolingual Dictionary.
E I (Peter Salim)
This is an English to Indonesian dictionary (Peter Salim). You can press [ ] key to go into it directly or select
this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Input the strin to search
Press letter keys to input the word you want to search.
Press [DEL] key to erase the input characters.
You can press [OK] key to view the matched word or the word nearest to what you entered.
You can press [ ] / [ ] key to select the word from the list and press [OK] key to view the selected word.
View the search result
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the rest of explanations of the word.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to view the previous or next word.
Do reverse searchin
Press [ ] / [ ] key to highlight the word and press [OK] key to start reverse searching.
Select the desired dictionary to do the searching.
If highlighted word is found, the word and its explanations will appear. Otherwise, message “not found !” will
appear in the screen and press [OK] key to go back.
There are maximum 5 levels of reverse searching. Press [ES ] key to go back one level.
I E (Peter Salim)
This is an Indonesian to English dictionary (Peter Salim). You can press [ ] key to go into it directly or select
this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E I (Peter Salim).
Idiom Dictionary
This is an idiom dictionary containing common idioms with their explanations. You can select this dictionary
under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Slan Dictionary
This is a Slang dictionary containing common slang vocabularies with their explanations. You can select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.

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Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Indonesian – Javanese Dictionary
This is an Indonesian to Javanese dictionary. You can select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Indo – Sundanese Dictionary
This is an Indonesian to Sundanese dictionary. You can select this dictionary under the dictionary
center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
American Herita e Dictionary
This is an English to English dictionary (American Heritage). You can press [ ] key to go into it directly or
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E I (Peter Salim).
Ro et’s Thesaurus
This is an English to English dictionary (Roget’s Thesaurus). This dictionary provides not only the explanation,
but also a list of synonyms of the word you found. You can press [ ] key to go into it directly or select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E I (Peter Salim).
I ► I Dictionary
This is an Indonesian-to-Indonesian dictionary. You can select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Tri-lin ual Dictionary
This is a tri-lingual dictionary in which user can either search with English word or hinese word. All English
meaning, hinese meaning and Indonesian meaning of the inputted word will be shown.
For hinese inputting, user can press [SPA E] to select one of the four hinese input methods.
Also, user can press [SPA E] in view mode to toggle between traditional hinese and simplified hinese.
You can select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
For hinese inputting, user can press [SPA E] to select one of the four hinese input methods.
They are: Stroke, ang Jie ( J), Pin Yin (PY) & K .

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我
7
案
10
好
6
爸
8
要
9
外
5
象
12
集
12
武
8
香
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Strokes input method
The basic strokes of hinese characters:
Horizontal stroke
Vertical stroke Dot Left/ri ht-fallin stroke
In the input interface, press “SPA E” key (Input method) to choose Strokes. Press “SPA E” button until the
upper right of the screen shows “Stroke 筆”. Input the number of strokes of a character simply by pressing the
corresponding number & alphabet key (a~d) to get the character you want. For example, press number 3 button
and the machine will appear all hinese characters that have 3 strokes “a 上 b 下 c 个 d 也 e 大 f 子 g 小 h
工“. Press“>”key to see more alternative characters when “>” is shown at the right end of the selections. Use the
alphabet key (a~d) to select, and the word will be input. ontinue to input number of strokes for other hinese
characters. Press <OK> key to finish hinese character input and to find out the interpretation of input words.
Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Example 4 Example 5
Example 6 Example 7 Example 8 Example 9 Example 10
Chan Jie Input method
hangJie identifies 24 hinese alphabets and grouped them under 4 categories plus 2 special alphabet. These 26
alphabets corresponds to the 26 English alphabets on a standard QWERTY keyboard.
 ategory 1 - Philosophy : 日(A)、月(B)、金( )、木(D)、水(E)、火(F)、土(G)
 ategory 2 - strokes : 竹(H，斜-slanting)、戈(I，点-dot)、十(J，交-upright cross)、大(K，叉-slanting cross)、
中(L，纵-vertical line)、一(M，横-horizontal line)、弓(N，钩-hook)
 ategory 3 - human body : (O)、心(P)、手(Q)、口(R)
 ategory 4 - Shape of word : 尸(S，侧-on the side)、廿(T，并-in parellel)、山(U，仰-facing up)、女(V，
纽-winding)、田(W，方-square)、卜(Y-fork style)
 Special alphabet - 难(X-difficult)，for special hinese characters that don’t have alphabets in any of the
above category, for example: (HX)、卍(NX)等; 重(Z-chong)，in third generation of hangJie, this
alphabet is being used to input punctuation marks or self-defined characters.
The 24 hinese alphabets derive other auxiliary hinese alphabet to identify all hinese characters. For
example,
the alphabet of 水”derives“氵”、“又”；
the alphabet of “中”（纵）derives“丨”；
the alphabet of“弓”（钩）derives“亅”。
The oding and sample

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Look at any hinese character and divide it into head and body. The head is the part of the character which can
be distinguished by one of the 24 hinese alphabets or derived alphabets that located on the top , top left or outer
most of the character. The rest of the character is the body. Each part is coded according to its distinguishable
hinese alphabet(s). The head can be maximum divided into 2 hinese alphabets while the body into 3 hinese
alphabets. For hinese characters that cannot be divided into head and body, for example “東”, code the
whole character instead of dividing it. Each hinese character has minimum one hinese alphabet, that is one
alphabet is enough for its code. The maximum length of a code is five alphabets.
After a code is input, press SPA E to show the hinese character.
For example:
 “出”→(divide into)→ 出 →(code by category 4)→ 山山 →(the alphabet)→ UU
 “理” →(divide into)→ 王、里 →(code by category 23)→ 一土、田土 →(the alphabet)→ MGWG
 “菇” →(divide into)→ 艹、女、古 →(code by category 212)→ 廿、女、十口 →(the alphabet)→ TVJR
 “語” →(divide into)→ 言、五、口 →(code by category 221)→ 卜口、一一、口 →(the alphabet)→
YRMMR
hinese alphabets Table:
PinYin input method
In the input interface, press “SPA E”key (Input method) to choose PinYin. Press “SPA E” button until the
upper right of the screen shows ”PY 拼”. Type “ni”, the screen will show different characters in the same
pronunciation of “ni”, “1 妮 2 霓 3 倪 4 泥” for your selection. Press “>” key to see more alternative characters
when “>” is shown at the right end of the selections. Use the number key (1~4) to select, and the word will be
input. ontinue to input the English alphabets for other hinese characters. Press <OK> key to finish hinese
character input and to find out the interpretation of input words.
CKC Chinese Input Method
K haracter Encoding Rule

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K ode
1 represents a horizontal stroke or a rising stroke written from left to right
yī héng
一 橫
2 represents a vertical stroke or a left slanting stroke
èr shù
二 竖
3 represents a dot or a right-falling stroke
sān diăn nà
三 点 捺
4 represents a cross or the radical of “Grass”
chā sì
叉 四
5 represents combination of a falling stroke which runs through 2 horizontal strokes
chā wŭ
插 五
6 represents a square or rectangle
fāng kuàn liù
方 块 六
7 represents a corner, 2 upper corners, 2 lower corners of a stroke with right-turning
qī jiăo
七 角
8 represents the shape of numeral “Eight” in hinese or its variants
bā bā
八 八
yī héng
èr shù
sān
diăn
nà
一 橫 二 竖 三 点 捺
chā
sì chā
wŭ
fāng
kuàn
liù
叉 四 插 五 方 块 六
qī jiăo
bā bā jiŭ shì
xiăo
七 角 八 八 九 是 小
piě
yŭ zuŏ
gōu
dōu
shì
líng
撇 与 左 钩 都 是 零

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9 represents the shape of the hinese character which means “Small”, its variants or the radical of “Upright
Heart”
jiŭ shì xiăo
九 是 小
0 represents a left-falling stroke or a stroke with left-turning
piě yŭ zuŏ gōu dōu shì líng
撇 与 左 钩 都 是 零
Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Example 4
Example 5 Example Example 7 Example 8
xample 6
Example 7
Example 9 Example 10
Also, user can press [SPA E] in view mode to toggle between traditional hinese and simplified hinese.
Accountin / Business Dictionary
This is an Accounting / Business dictionary containing common accounting and business vocabularies with their
explanations. You can select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).

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A ricultural Dictionary
This is an agricultural dictionary containing common agricultural vocabularies with their explanations. You can
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Biolo y Dictionary
This is a Biology dictionary containing common biology vocabularies with their explanations. You can select
this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Chemistry Dictionary
This is a hemistry dictionary containing common chemistry vocabularies with their explanations. You can
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Computer Dictionary
This is a omputer dictionary containing common computer vocabularies with their explanations. You can select
this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
En ineerin Dictionary
This is an engineering dictionary containing common engineering vocabularies with their explanations. You can
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Law Dictionary
This is a Law dictionary containing common law vocabularies with their explanations. You can select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Mana ement Dictionary
This is a Management dictionary containing common management vocabularies with their explanations. You can
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Mathematics Dictionary
This is a Mathematics dictionary containing common mathematics vocabularies with their explanations. You can
press [DI T] key and select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).

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Medical Dictionary
This is a medical dictionary containing common medical vocabularies with their explanations. You can select
this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Music Dictionary
This is a music dictionary containing common music vocabularies with their explanations. You can select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Physics Dictionary
This is a Physics dictionary containing common physics vocabularies with their explanations. You can select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Psycholo y Dictionary
T his is a Psychology dictionary containing common psychology vocabularies with their explanations. You can
select this dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Tradin Dictionary
This is a Trading dictionary containing common trading vocabularies with their explanations. You can select this
dictionary under the dictionary center.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Text Menu
This is the Text Menu contains all dictionary in the dictionaries center. You can select this icon and
press [OK] key to enter this text menu under the dictionary center.
Use cursor keys to select your desired dictionary and press [OK] to confirm your choice.
Copyri ht messa e
The following screen will appear when you select the icon under the dictionary center.
Press any key to go back to the dictionary center.
The American Heritage (R)
Desk Dictionary opyright
(c) 2003 Publish by
Houghton Mifflin ompany.
Roget’s II : The New
Thesaurus, Third Edition
Published by Houghton
Mifflin ompany.

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Reference Center
Airport Codes
You can select this application under the information center.
This application provides useful information of a city. The information includes the GMT, country code, city
area code, airport code and airport name.
To search a city
The list can be sorted by Airport code, country name and city name. Press [ ] / [ ] to select one of the three
sorting order of the list.
Press any alphabetic key will show the entries with same character you have pressed.
You can press [ ] / [ ] key to select a city from the list and press [OK] key to view the selected city.
To view a city
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the rest of information of the city.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to view the previous or next city.
Formulae
You can select this application under the information center.
There are three categories: Mathematics, Physics and hemistry.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the three categories and press [OK] key to select the desired categories.
Under each category, there are groups which may contain some sub-groups.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through the groups/sub-groups and press [OK] key to select the desired
group/sub-group.
Press [ ] / [ ] key to scroll through all formulae within the selected group/sub-group.
You can also search the formulae under formulae search option
Grammar
Irre ular Verbs
This function allows user to find out the past tense and past participle tense of a word. You can select this
function under the Grammar Section.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).
Plural Nouns
This function allows user to find out the plural of a word. You can select this function under the Grammar
Section.
Follow the procedures used in E ► I (Peter Salim).