Casio Cassiopeia e-11 User manual

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COMPUTER

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CASSIOPEIA

E11

Getting

Started

with

the

CASSIOPEIA

(Hardware

Manual)

User

documentation

consists

of

two

manuals:

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

and

this

|

booklet.

Be

sure

to

read

this

manual

first.

Be

sure

to

read

the

Safety

Precautions

contained

in

this

manual

to

ensure

proper

operation

of

this

product.

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this

manual

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a

safe

place

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future

reference.

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upon

your

selection

of

the

CASSIOPEIA.

Be

sure

to

read

the

following

Safety

Precautions

before

trying

to

use

it

for

the

first

time.

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mentions

of

“the

unit”

in

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incorrectly,

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the

possibility

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personal

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property

damage.

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Data

can

be

uploaded

from

this

unit

to

a

personal

computer

for

storage

on

a

hard

disk,

floppy

diskette,

or

other

storage

medium.

Be

sure

to

make

multiple

copies

of

all

important

data

to

protect

against

its

accidental

loss.

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any

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damage

or

loss

resulting

from

the

use

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this

manual.

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by

third

parties

which

may

arise

through

the

use

of

this

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black

circle

indicates

something

you

should

do.

The

symbol

product.

shown

here

indicates

you

should

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the

unit

from

the

wall

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responsibility

for

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outlet.

damage

or

loss

caused

by

deletion

of

data

as

a

result

of

malfunction,

repairs,

or

battery

replacement.

Be

sure

to

back

up

all

important

data

on

other

media

to

protect

against

its

loss.

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Health

Precautions

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contents

of

this

manual

are

subject

to

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notice.

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part

of

this

manual

may

be

reproduced

in

any

form

without

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written

consent

of

the

manufacturer.

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ning

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A

diagonal

line

indicates

something.

you

should

not

do.

The

symbol

shown

here

indicates

you

should

not

try

to

take

the

unit

apart.

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continuous

use

of

the

unit

when

you

are

tired

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not

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for

your

health,

and

should

be

avoided.

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Be:

sure

to

allow

for

adequate

rest

when

using

the

unit

Per

long

periods.

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a

general

rule,

you

should

allow

for

10

to

15°

minutes

of

rest

per

hour.

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Conditions

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Warning

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Continued

use

of

the

unit

while

it

is

emitting

smoke

or

strange

odor

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

Immediately

turn

off

power,

unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

wall

outlet,

remove

batteries,

and

contact

your

original

dealer

or

an

authorized

CASIO

service

provider

to

request

servicing.

Water

and

Foreign

Matter

*

Should

any

foreign

matter

(metal,

water

or

other

liquid)

ever

get

into

the

unit,

immediately

turn

off

power,

unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

wall

outlet,

remove

batteries,

and

contact

your

original

dealer

or

an

authorized

CASIO

service

provider

to

request

servicing.

Dropping

and

Damage

¢

Should

the

unit

ever

fall

or

otherwise

become

damaged,

unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

power

outlet,

remove

batteries,

and

contact

your

original

dealer

or

an

authorized

CASIO

service

provider.

Continued

use

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

Disassembly

e

Never

try

to

take

the

unit

apart

or

modify

it

in

any

way.

Doing

so

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

Magnetic

Force

e

If

you

are

fitted

with

a

pacemaker,

keep

the

CASSIOPEIA

away

from

your

chest

area.

In

particular,

do

not

carry

the

CASSIOPEIA

in

your

breast

pocket.

Magnetic

force

generated

by

the

speaker

built

into

the

CASSIOPEIA

could

possibly

affect

operation

of

a

pacemaker.

Should

you

ever

suspect

a

problem,

immediately

move

away

from

the

CASSIOPEIA

and

contact

your

physician.

we

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Caution

Memory

Protection

.

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Be

sure

to

keep

separate

copies

of

all

important

data

by

saving

it

on

a

computer

disk

or

other

medium.

Note

that

all

data

stored

in

unit

memory

is

deleted

whenever

batteries

go

dead.

Memory

contents

can

also

become

lost

or

corrupted

due

to

malfunction

and

repair

of

the

unit.

Location

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0

e

Do

not

locate

the

unit

in

an

area

subjected

to

large

amounts

of

humidity

or

dust.

Doing

so

can

create

the

danger

of

fire:

and

electrical

shock.

;

¢

Keep

the

unit

away

from

food

preparation

area,

stoves,

and

anywhere

else

it

might

be

expose

to

oil

smoke

or

steam.

Such

conditions

can

create

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

Avoid

unstable

surfaces.

|

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e

Never

place

the

unit

on

an

unstable

surface,

on

a

high

shelf,

or

in

any

other

unstable

location.

Doing

so

can

create

the

danger

of

the

unit

falling

and

causing

personal

injury.

Magnetic

Force

SO

¢

Keep

the

CASSIOPEIA

away

from

ATM

cards,

credit

cards,

and

any

other

magnetic

card

during

transport

and

storage.

|

Magnetic

force

generated

by

its

speaker

can

render

magnetic

cards

unusable.

;

¢

Keep

the

CASSIOPEIA

away

from

televisions

and

other

tadio

wave

receivers.

Magnetic

force

generated

by

its

speaker

can

cause

interference

with

radio

wave

reception.

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Batteries

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Warning

Never

try

to

charge

batteries,

take

them

apart,

or

allow

them

to

become

shorted.

Do

not

apply

solder

to

batteries

or

expose

them

to

heat,

and

never

throw

batteries

into

fire

or

water.

While

the

lithium

battery

is

removed

from

the

unit,

take

care

|

to

keep

it

in

a

place

where

there

is

no

danger

of

it

being

accidentally

swallowed.

Be

especially

careful

around

young

children.

Keep

batteries

out

of

the

reach

of

young

children.

If

a

battery

is

accidentally

swallowed,

consult

a

physician

immediately.

Should

fluid

from

the

battery

pack

accidentally

get

into

your

eyes,

do

not

rub

them.

Rinse

your

eyes

with

water

and

then

consult

your

physician

immediately.

A\

Caution

Misuse

of

batteries

can

cause

them

to

leak,

which

damage

and

corrodes

the

area

around

the

battery

and

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

personal

injury.

Be

sure

to

observe

the

following

precautions.

e

When

loading

batteries,

make

sure

their

positive

(+)

and

negative

(—)

poles

are

facing

correctly.

Remove

batteries

from

the

unit

if

you

do

not

plan

to

use

it

for

a

long

time.

:

Use

only

battery

types

that

are

specified

for

this

unit.

Never

mix

new

batteries

with

old

ones.

Never

mix

batteries

of

different

types.

Lay

AC

Adapter

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Warning

OS

e

Never

use

a

voltage

that

is

different

from

that

for

which

the

AC

adapter

is

rated.

Also,

do

not

plug

the

unit

into

a

power

outlet

that

is

shared

by

other

devices.

Doing

so

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

*

Never

modify

the

power

cord

or

excessively

bend,

twist,

or

pull

it.

Doing

so

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

¢

Do

not

allow

the

power

cord

to

become

damaged.

Do

not

place

heavy

objects

on

the

power

cord

or

expose

it

to

heat.

A

damaged

power

cord

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

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e

Never

touch

the

AC

adapter

while

your

hands

are

wet.

Doing

so

creates

the

danger

of

electrical

shock.

q

e

Should

the

power

cord

ever

become

seriously

damaged

(internal

wiring

exposed

or

shorted),

contact

your

original

dealer

or

an

authorized

CASIO

service

provider

to

request

servicing.

Continued

use

of

a

seriously

damaged

power

cord

creates

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

e

Use

only

the

AC

adapter

specified

for

this

unit.

Use

of

another

type

of

AC

adapter

creates

the

danger

of

fire,

and

personal

injury.

A\

Caution

Ez

Unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

wall

outlet

whenever

leaving

the

unit

unattended

for

long

periods.

|

¢

Be

sure

to

unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

wall

outlet

before

|

attempting

to

move

the

unit

to

another

location.

oO

e

Be

sure

to

grasp

the

AC

adapter

when

unplugging

it

from

a

wall

outlet.

Pulling

on

the

power

cord

can

damage

it,

and

create

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

¢

Keep

the

power

cord

away

from

stoves

and

other

sources

of.

heat.

Heat

can

melt

the

insulation

of

the

power

cord

and

create

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

Operating

Precautions

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The

CASSIOPEIA

is

a

precision

digital

instrument.

Incorrect

operation

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tie

ceeslOP

and

damage

it

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en

and

rough

handling

can

cause

data

storage

problems

and

other

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and

contact

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original

dealer

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malfunction,

Be

sure

to

read

the

following

precautions

to

ensure

proper

service

provider.

Never

continue

using

a

damaged

pte

operation

i

e

Never

place

heavy

objects

on

top

of

the

CASSIOPEIA.

¢

Replace

batteries

as

soon

as

possible

when

they

start

to

become

weak.

Continued

use

while

batteries

are

low

can

lead

to

loss

of

memory

data.

e

Never

try

to

take

the

CASSIOPEIA

apart.

Doing

so

can

cause

malfunction.

®

Do

not

leave

dead

batteries

in

the

CASSIOPEIA

for

long

periods.

Doing

so

can

result

in

battery

leakage,

which

can

damage

the

CASSIOPEIA

and

cause

malfunction.

*

Use

the

CASSIOPEIA

under

the

conditions

listed

below.

*

Take

care

to

avoid

spilling

water

or

drinks

on

the

CASSIOPEIA.

®

Temperature:

(°C

to

40°C

(32°F

to

104°F)

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®

No

condensation

KC

Conditions

other

than

those

above

can

cause

malfunction.

*

Avoid

using

the

CASSIOPEIA

in

areas

subjected

to

the

following

conditions,

®

Static

electricity

Use

only

the

stylus

that

comes

with

the

CASSIOPEIA

to

press

touch

screen

keys

and

the

RESET

button.

Never

use

any

object

other

than

the

stylus

that

comes

with

the

CASSIOPEIA.

Doing

so

can

scratch

the

touch

screen

and

cause

®

Sudden

temperature

changes

malfunction.

®

Extreme

heat

or

cold

®

High

humidity

*

Large

amounts

of

dust

Never

use

thinner,

benzene,

cosmetics,

or

other

volatile

agents

to

clean

fhe

exterior

of

the

CASSIOPEIA.

Use

only

a

dry

soft

cloth

or

a

Soft

cloth

moistened

with

a

weak

solution

of

water

and

mild

neutral

detergent.

Frequent

use

of

the

backlight

or

optionally

available

CompactFlash

cards

results

in

battery

life

shorter

than

that

indicated

in

the

specifications

of

this

manual.

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Button

Operations

Specifications

Regulatory

Information

Terms

and

Symbols

used

in

this

manual

°

The

term

“unit”

in

this

manual

refers

to

the

CASSIOPEIA

E-11.

e

The

symbol

“Important

AN”

indicates

important

information

about

a

procedure

that

can

result

in

problems

if

not

performed

correctly.

Be

sure

to

read

such

information

carefully.

t

Getting

Ready

Set

Up

Be

sure

to

perform

the

following

setup

procedure

before

using

the

unit

for

the

first

time.

¢

The

following

information

is

the

same

as

that

contained

on

the

Quick

Start

Guide

that

comes

packed

with

the

unit.

|.

Load

the

main

batteries

(page

30).

Be

sure

to

load

the

main

batteries

first.

The

unit

will

not

operate

correctly

if

you

load

the

back-up

battery

before

the

main

batteries.

2.

Load

the

back-up

battery

(page

31).

3.

After

about

five

seconds,

turn

on

the

unit.

4,

The

following

two

screens

appear

on

the

display

in

succession.

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Startup

screen

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Touch

screen

alignment

screen

5.

Follow

the

instructions

that

appear

on

the

screen

to

make

initial

settings.

*

Adjust

the

display

contrast

(page

17)

if

the

figures

on

the

screen

are

dim

and

difficult

to

see.

e

You

can

change

the

settings

you

make

here

later

if

you

want.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details.

Important

A\

*

If

nothing

happens

when

you

tap

the

screen,

or

if

the

display

does

not

show

anything,

first

try

performing

the

full

reset

(memory

initialize)

operation

(page

35).

Ifa

full

reset

does

not

correct

the

problem,

remove

the

main

batteries

and

the

back-up

battery

and

leave

them

out

for

about

five

minutes.

Next,

restart

the

setup

operation

from

step

[.

e

When

loading

batteries,

make

sure

their

positive

(+)

and

negative

(-)

poles.

are

facing

correctly.

*

You

should

also

perform

the

full

reset

(memory

initialize)

operation

(page

35)

whenever

the

message

“A

problem

with

memory

contents

has

been

found...”

appears

on

the

display.

ony

6.

The

desktop

appears

after

the

initial

setup

procedure

is

complete.

¢

The

unit

is

now

set

up

for

operation.

See'the

documentation-that

comes

with

the

unit

for

details

on

how

to

use

its

various

functions.

See

“Using

the

Documentation”

for

details

on

the

documentation

that

comes

with

the

unit.

e

After

you

are

finished,

press

the

[Power]

button

to

turn

off

power.

Using

Built-in

Applications

You

can

use

the

built-in

applications

as

soon

as

you

finish

the

setup

procedure.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

on

how

to

use

the

built-in

applications.

Using

the

Documentation

The

documentation

for

this

unit

consists

of

this

Hardware

Manual

and

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide.

Be

sure

to

read

this

Hardware

Manual

first.

The

following

items

point

you

in

the

right

direction

when

you

need

to

locate

further

information.

After

reading

the

Hardware

Manual

After

you

use

the

Hardware

Manual

to

get

the

unit

set

up

and

running,

see

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

on

operational

procedures.

Operational

problems

See

“Troubleshooting”

on

page

37

of

this

Hardware

Manual

and

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

when

the

unit

does

not

seem

to

be

responding

properly

even

though

you

are

performing

operational

procedures

as

directed.

Connecting

to

a

personal

computer

See

page

20

of

this

Hardware

Manual

for

information

on

compatible

personal

computers

and

details

on

how

to

actually

connect

to

a

PC.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for details

on

procedures

required

for

exchanging

data

between

this

unit

and

computer.

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ONE

RATTAN

PFO

TTS

PU

ST

ESOP

HSRC

installing

applications

from

the

Bonus

CD-ROM

Using

the

Touch

Screen

Sheet

See

the

documentation

contained

on

the

CD-ROM

for

details

on

installing

applications.

The

touch

screen

sheet

that

comes

with

the

unit

protects

the

touch

screen

against

scratching

and

other

damage.

Use

the

following

procedure

to

affix

the

sheet

to

the

touch

screen.

Important

AN

e

When

setting

the

Touch

Screen

sheet

in

place,

take

care

not

to

press

down

on

the

Touch

Screen

too

hard.

Doing

so

can

damage

the

Touch

i

Screen.

1.

Make

sure

the

touch

screen

is

free

of

dust

and

dirt.

2.

Peel

the

green

film

from

the

back

of

the

touch

screen

sheet.

e

If

you

have

a

problem

peeling

off the

green

film,

try

using

cellophane

tape.

Hold

the

end

of

a

piece

of

tape

about

5

cm

long

between

your

thumb

and

forefinger,

adhesive

side

facing

down.

Affix

the

other

end

|

of

the

tape

to

one

of

the

corner

areas

the

green

film

and

then

pull

up.

The

tape

should

pull

up

the

green

film.

¢

Do

not

touch

the

surface

of

the

touch

screen

sheet

after

removing

the

|

film.

|

e

The

side

of

the

sheet

that

is

protected

by

the

film

is

the

surface

that

should

come

into

contact

with

the

touch

screen.

3.

Insert

the

top

and

bottom

edges

of

the

touch

screen

sheet

into

the

slits

between

the

touch

screen

and

the

unit’s

case.

Pay

some

*

Dust

or

dirt

between

the

sheet

and

the

touch

screen

can

scratch

the

touch

screen.

Take

care

to

make

sure

that

no

foreign

matter

gets

7

between

the

sheet

and

touch

screen

when

affixing

the

sheet.

Operations

General

Guide

¢*Card

Slot

Cover

(page

25)

*

Stylus

(page

16)

*

Infrared

Port

(page

23)

*

Indicator

Flashes

to

indicate

an

alarm

operation,

etc.

*

Earphone

Jack

For

connection

of

a

commercially

available

earphone

(9

3.5

mm).

Touch

Screen

Displays

information

and

provides

an

operation

screen

to

execute

functions

and

*

Exit

Button

input

data.

Similar

to

the

ESC

key.

*

Action

Control

See

“About

the

[Action]

Control”

on

the

*

Application

Buttons

(Calendar,

Contacts,

Tasks)

Launch

the

applicable

applications.

Press

a

button

to

Jaunch

the

corresponding

application.

You

can

assign

the

applications

you

want

to

these

buttons.

*

Microphone

*

Power

Button

Turns

power

on

and

off.

Also

used

to

turn

on

backlight

(page

18).

*

Voice

Recorder

Button

Press

to

launch

the

Voice

Recorder

application.

Holding

down

this

button

starts

a

record

operation.

14

PA

*

Reset

Button

(page

33)

*

Main

Battery

Compartment

Cover

Release

(page

30)

¢

Main

Battery

Compartment

Cover

(page

30)

—

®

Speaker

*

Back-up

Battery

*

Serial

Connector

Compartment

For

connection

of

the

cradle

Cover

(page

19),

optional

modem

(page

31)

(page

27),

and

other

peripherals.

1

About

the

[Action]

Control

Operations

can

be

performed

by

pressing

and

rotating

the

[Action]

Control.

ae

oo

Rotating

the

[Action]

Pressing

the

[Action]

control

ra

control

performs

maa

|

performs

an

operation

similar

{

operations

similar

to

the

}

to

the

Enter

key

of

a

y

\/

up

and

down

arrow

keys

f

computer

keyboard.

f

of

acomputer

keyboard.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

full

details

on

[Action]

control

operations

inside

of

specific

applications.

15

Using

the

Stylus

Data

input

and

virtually

all

other

operations

are

performed

using

a

stylus,

which

is

housed

inside

the

stylus

holder

in

the

higher

right

corner

of

the

unit.

The

following

defines

the

various

operations

that

you

can

perform

with

the

stylus.

TAP

ise

vencecle.

Tap

on

the

touch

screen

lightly

with

the

stylus.

Tapping

is

used

to

press

an

on-screen

button,

to

select

a

menu

item,

or

to

perform

other

similar

operations.

Double-tap

....

Tap

the

touch

screen

twice

in

quick

succession,

Some

applications

require

double-tapping

to

perform

certain

Operations.

DFAS

-schetiees

Keeping

the

stylus

pressed

lightly

against

the

screen,

move

the

stylus

to

another

location.

Important

AN

@

‘Take

care

that

you

do

not

misplace

or

otherwise

lose

the

stylus

by

always

storing

it

in

the

stylus

holder

when

you

are

not

using

it.

e

Take

care

to

avoid

breaking

the

tip

of

the

stylus.

@

Use

only

the

stylus

that

comes

with

the

unit

or

some

other

similar

object

to

perform

touch

screen

operations.

Never

use

a

pen,

pencil,

or

other

writing

implement.

16

Pay

Realigning

the

Touch

Screen

You

should

realign

the

touch

screen

whenever

touch

screen

response

is

bad,

or

when

the

operation

performed

is

different

from

the

operation

you

expected

when

tapping

on

the

touch

screen.

To

realign

the

touch

screen,

press

[Action]

while

holding

down

the

[Power]

button

(or

tap

Start,

tap

Settings

and

then

tap

Stylus).

Next,

follow

the

instructions

that

appear

on

the

screen.

Adjusting

Display

Contrast

Perform

the

following

operations

to

adjust

display

contrast

and

make

figures

on

the

display

darker

or

lighter.

°

Tap

the

Start

menu,

tap

Settings,

and

then

tap

Contrast

&

Mute.

Follow

the

instructions

on

your

screen

for

adjusting

the

contrast.

e

You

can

also

adjust

contrast

by

holding

down

[Exit]

and

rotate

the

[Action]

control

upward

to

increase

contrast,

and

downward

to

decrease

it.

Turning

the

Mute

Option

On

and

Off

Tap

the

Start

menu,

tap

Settings,

and

then

tap

Contrast

&

Mute.

Follow

the

instructions

on

your

screen

to

turn

the

mute

option

on

or

off.

Important

AN

*

Turning

on

the

mute

option

is

recommended

when

battery

power

is

low,

because

playing

sounds

and

recordings

requires

a

large

amount

of

power,

17

rr

meme

Using

the

Backlight

Using

the

Cradle

Hold

down

the

[Power]

button

for

about

one

second

to

turn

on

the

The

cradle

provides

quick

and

easy

connection

between

the

unit

and

a

backlight

and

illuminate

the

display

for

easy

reading

when

available

i

personal

computer.

The

unit

can

also

be

powered

from

an

AC

power

lighting

is

dim.

source

when

it

is

placed

on

the

cradle.

,

The

backlight

stays

on

as

long

as

you

continue

to

perform

operations

on

The

following

procedure

describes

how

to

place

the

unit

onto

the

cradle.

the

unit.

The

backlight

turns

off

automatically

if

you

do

not

perform

any

unit

operation

for

a

certain

amount

of

time,

which

you

can

specify

using

the

backlight

properties.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

on

a

sosaas

specifying

backlight

properties.

3.

Orient

the

unit

in

relation

to

the

cradle

as

shown

in

the

illustration

below.

1.

Place

the

cradle

on

a

desk

or

other

flat,

level

surface.

2.

Turn

off

the

unit

power.

Important

AV

®

Starting

a

record

operation

using

the

built-in

microphone

while

the

backlight

is

on

causes

the

backlight

to

turn

off.

This

protects

against

backlight

noise

mixing

in

with

the

sound

you

are

recording.

Important

AN

When

attaching

the

unit

to

the

cradle,

make

sure

that

the

connector

plugs

in

as

far

as

it

will

go.

e

Leaving

the

backlight

on

for

long

periods

can

greatly

reduce

battery

life.

e

The

unit

make

a

slight

sound

while

the

backlight

is

turned

on.

This

is

normal,

and

does

not

indicate

malfunction.

©

Besides

turning

off

when

batteries

are

low,

the

backlight

may

also

turn

off

when

there

is

a

large

momentary

drain

of

battery

power

due

to

CompactFlash

card

operation,

data

communication,

or

some

other

|

reason.

Under

this

condition,

the

remaining

battery

power

on

Power

Properties

shows

Low.

Either

of

the

following

actions

can

be

used

to

correct

this

condition

and

re-enable

backlight

operation.

1.

Turn

off the

CASSIOPEIA,

connect

the

AC

adapter,

and

turn

power

back

on

again.

4.

Taking

care

to

align

the

serial

connector

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit

with

the

connector

on

the

cradle,

insert

the

unit

into

the

cradle

as

shown

in

the

illustration

below.

;

2.

Turn

off the

CASSIOPEIA,

stop

the.

operation

that

is

draining

battery

power,

and

turn

power

back

on

again.

If

either

of

the

above

actions

does

not

correct

the

condition,

replace

the

main

batteries

as

soon

as

possible.

a

Make

sure

that

the

CASSIOPEIA

is

turned

off

whenever

mounting

it

on

or

removing

it

from

the

cradle.

20

Connecting

the

Cradle

to

a

Computer

The

cradle

has

a

serial

cable

for

connection

to

a

personal

computer.

Connect

the

end

of

the

cable

to

a

serial

port

of

the

computer

to

which

you

want

to

connect.

Important

A

©

See

“Required

System

Configuration”

on

page

21

of

this

Hardware

Manual

for

details

on

the

type

of

computer

system

required

for

use

with

the

cradle.

Be

sure

to

turn

off

the

CASSIOPEIA

and

your

computer

before

connecting

the

cradle.

ee

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4

|

if

|

ot

(==

Asics,

a

\

The

above

illustration

is

one

example

of

possible

connection

configurations.

The

location

and

layout

of

serial

connectors

vary

from

computer

to

computer.

See

the

documentation

that

comes

with

your

computer

for

full

details

on

connecting

to

its

serial

ports.

The

cradle

can

be

connected

directly

to

a

9-pin

type

serial

port,

which

is

the

type

used

by

most

personal

computers.

You

can

also

connect

to

a

25-pin

serial

port

using

an

adapter.

Note

that

after

connecting

the

cradle

to

your

computer,

you

also

need

to

make

certain

Windows

CE

Services

settings

on

your

computer

to

enable

data

transfers.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

about

setting

up

and

using

Windows

CE

Services.

ey

eee

oe

Eee

Required

System

Configuration

The

minimum

system

configuration

required

to

connect

the

cradle

and

perform

data

communications

is

described

below.

This

system

configuration

also

makes

it

possible

to

install

and

use

Windows

CE

Services,

which

is

included

on

the

Microsoft

CD-ROM

provided

with

the

unit.

Minimum

Desktop

Computer

Requirements

©

Microsoft

Windows

NT

Workstation

4.0

or

Windows

95/9

(U.S.version)

a)

Desktop

computer

with

a

Pentium

processor

for

Windows

NT.

e

Desktop

computer

with

a

486/66

DX

or

higher

processor

(Pentium

P90

recommended)

for

Windows

95/98

¢

16

MB

of

memory

for

Windows

95/98

(More

memory

will

give

improved

performance)

or

Windows

NT

Workstation

4.0

(32

MB

recommended

for

Windows

NT)

Hard

disk

drive

with

10

to

50

MB

of

available

hard

disk

space

(actual

requirements

will

vary

based

on

selection

of

features

and

user’s

current

system

configuration)

*

Available

9

or

25

communications

port

(adapter

required

for

25

communication

port)

e¢

One

CD-ROM

drive

°

VGA

or

higher-resolution

graphics

card

(Super

VGA

256-color

recommended)

¢

Keyboard

¢

Microsoft

Mouse

or

compatible

pointing

device

Options

for

either

Windows

NT

Workstation

4.0

or

Windows

95/98:

e

Audio

card/speakers

for

sound

®

Microsoft

Office

97

or

Microsoft

Office

95

°

Serial

or

built-in

infrared

adapter

for

synchronization

¢

Modem

for

remote

synchronization

21

Requirements

for

Mobile

Channels

Support

e

Microsoft

Internet

Explorer

4.0

(included

on

CD),

which

requires

40

MB

-

70

MB

of

hard

disk

space

and

a

minimum

486/66

processor.

;

Service

Pack

3

(or

higher)

required

for

Windows

NT

systems

!

(included

on

CD).

2

=

Different

minimum

system

requirements

are

required

when

using

the

applications

included

on

the

CASSIOPEIA

Bonus

Software

Applications

CD-ROM.

See

the

documentation

contained

on

the

CD-ROM

for

full

details.

Important

A

e¢

When

installing

Windows

CE

Services

on

a

computer,

check

to

make

sure

that

the

specified

COM

port

number

correctly

indicates

the

serial

port

to

which

the

cradle

is

connected.

e

Some

laptop

and

sub-compact

computers

with

built-in

infrared

ports

and

modems

are

initially

configured

so

the

COM

port

is

not

always

used

as

a

serial

port.

In

such

a

case,

you

must

change

the

setting

so

the

COM

port

ts

always

used

as

a

serial

port.

See

the

documentation

that

comes

with

your

computer

for

full

details

on

COM

port

numbers

and

settings.

Scomeie

re

infrared

Communications

ee

ay

ace

The

infrared

port

of

this

unit

can

be

used

to

exchange

data

with

another

E-11

unit,

or

with

another

device

equipped

with

infrared

communication

capabilities.

Remember

that

the

two

infrared

ports

must

be

pointed

directly

at

each

other

when

performing

communications.

The

distance

between

the

two

infrared

ports

must

be

within

30

cm.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

full

details

on

performing

infrared

communications.

For

infrared

data

communications

with

another

device,

the

other

device

must

conform

with

IrDA

1.0

standards,

or

it

must

specifically

support

infrared

data

communication

with

a

E-11.

Important

Ay

*

Take

care

so

either

of

the

units

do

not

move

while

infrared

data

communications

are

in

progress.

*

Infrared

data

communications

may

be

impossible

under

strong

sunlight

or

inverter

type

fluorescent

lighting.

e

Infrared

data

communication

problems

can

be

caused

by

the

distance

between

the

two

ports,

the

angle

between

the

two

ports,

outdoor

sunlight,

and low

batteries.

e

Dirt

and

dust

on

the

infrared

port

surface

can

cause

communications

errors

and

other

problems.

Use

a

soft,

dry

cloth

to

wipe

the

port

clean

of

dirt

and

dust.

:

23

Sn

en

:

Using

the

AC

Adapter

CompactFlash

cards

An

AC

adapter

connected

to

the

cradle

can

be

used

as

the

main

power

supply

of

a

unit

placed

on

the

cradle.

Warning

A

Use

only

the

AC

adapter

that

is

specified

for

this

unit.

Use

another

type

of

AC

adapter

creates

the

danger

of

malfunction

and

bursting

of

batteries.

Important

A

e

Power

also

will

not

turn

on

if

the

main

batteries

loaded

in

the

CASSIOPEA

are

dead.

e

Long

term

use

of

the

AC

adapter

can

cause

it

to

become

warm

to

the

touch.

This

is

normal

and

does

not

indicate

malfunction.

e

Be

sure

to

unplug

the

AC

adapter

from

the

power

outlet

whenever

you

are

not

using

it.

e

The

AC

adapter

is

designed

for

indoor

use

only,

and

should

not

be

used

outdoors.

Note

You

can

also

connect

the

AC

adapter

to

an

optional

modem

(J-EIOMA)

to

use

as

the

main

power

supply

of

the

unit.

24

This

unit

is

equipped

with

one

CompactFlash

card

slot,

which

you

can

use

for

a

CompactFlash

Type

II

memory

card

or

modem

card.*

“

CompactFlash

Type

I

cards

are

also

supported:

Use

the

procedure

described

below

to

load

and

remove

CompactFlash

cards.”

Important

LN

e

Inserting

some

types

of

modem

cards

into

the

CompactFlash

card

slot

may

it

impossible

to

close

the

cover.

Leave

the

card

slot

cover

off

of

the

unit,

but

be

sure

to

store

it

in

a

safe

place

for

later

use.

Be

sure

to

close

the

card

slot

cover

whenever

you

are

not

using

a

card.

vy

Do

not

press

with

undue

force

when

pushing

the

card

into

the

slot.

Doing

so

can

damage

the

card

or

connectors.

If

the

card

seems

to

become

stuck

part

way

in,

it

may

be

because

it

is

upside

down

or

backwards.

Remove

the

card,

check

the

orientation,

and

try:

again.

e

If

you

are

inputting

or

editing

data,

we

strongly

recommend

that

you

first

store

all

currently

unsaved

data

before

performing

the

following

operation.

¢

Note

that

only

CompactFlash

cards

with

an

operating

voltage

of

3.3

volts

are

supported.

5-volt

CompactFlash

cards

are

not

supported.

1.

Make

sure

that

unit

power

is

turned

off.

e

If

power

is

on,

press

the

[Power]

button

to

turn

it

off.

2.

While

pressing

inside

the

hole

(a)

below

the

card

slot

cover

with

the

stylus,

slide

the

cover

up

and

remove

it

from

the

unit.

,

Card

slot

cover

(a)

°

RESET

25

3.

If

there

is

a

card

loaded

in

the

slot,

use

the

tip

of

your

finger

to

pull

on

the

raised

bar

on

the

side

of

the

card,

and

pull

it

out.

4.

Slide

the

card

you

want

to

load

into

the

card

slot.

«

Make

sure

the

label

side

of

the

card

facing

towards

the

unit’s

display

screen.

The

card

will

stop

part

way

into

the

slot

if

it

is

oriented

incorrectly.

°

wart

Slide

the

card

into

the

slot

as

far

as it

will

go.

5.

Replace

the

card

slot

cover.

e

Be

sure

to

always

replace

the

card

slot

cover

when

using

a

CompactFlash

memory

card.

¢

Inserting

some

types

of

modem

cards

into

the

CompactFlash

card

stot

may

it

impossible

to

close

the

cover.

Leave

the

card

slot

cover

off

of

the

unit,

but

be

sure

to

store

it

in

a

safe

place

for

later

use.

Eo

t

Modem

(For

use

in

the

U.S.

and

Canada

only)

The

optional

modem

(J-EIOMA)

makes

it

possible

for

you

to

connect

over

an

analog

telephone

line

to

a

host

computer

or

the

Internet.

'

The

unit

can

be

powered

by

the

AC

adapter

while

the

modem

is

attached,

so

AC

adapter

power

can

be

used

for

modem

communications

in

the

office,

at

home,

in

a

hotel

room,

or

anywhere

else

electrical

power

is

available.

See

the

documentation

that

comes

with

the

modem

for

details

on

how

to

use

it.

Software

Applications

This

unit

comes

with

a

CASSIOPEIA

Bonus

Software

Applications

CD-ROM

that

contains

a

number

of

useful

applications.

Note

that

you

must

install

the

applications

you

need

from

the

CD-ROM

before

you

can

use

them.

See

the

documentation

contained

on

the

CD-ROM

for

details

on

using

the

software

applications.

Software

applications

are

also

available

for

purchase

from

Microsoft

and

third

parties

who

support

Windows

CE.

For

details

on

commercially

available

software

applications,

contact

your

local

retailer

or

visit

the

Microsoft

Web

site

at

http://www.microsoft.com.

:;

Important

LN

e

Whenever

purchasing

software

applications,

always

double-

check

to

make

sure

that

it

is

compatible

with

the

E-11.

‘27

User

Maintenance

Replacing

Batteries

This

unit

is

powered

by

a

dual

power

supply

that

consists

of

main

batteries

and

a

back-up

battery.

*

The

unit

is

shipped

from

the

factory

with

batteries

packed

separately

(not

installed

tm

the

unit).

Be

sure

to

load

the

main

batteries

and

then

the

back-up

battery

into

the

unit

before

trying

to

use

it.

e

The

unit’s

Power

properties

dialog

shows

you

the

current

status

of

both

the

main

batteries

and

the

back-up

battery.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

on

how

to

access

this

dialog.

We

strongly

recommend

that

you

occasionally

check

the

status

of

the

batteries

to

avoid

sudden

power

outages.

Important

A

e

The

following

messages

appear

on

the

unit

display

whenever

battery

|

power

drops

below

a

certain

level.

Replace

the

applicable

batteries

with

new

ones

as

soon

as

possible

after

these

messages

appear.

Main

Batteries

“Prevent

possible

data

loss

by

promptly

replacing

your

main

batteries

according

to

your

hardware

manufacturer’s

instructions.”

Back-up

Battery

“Prevent

possible

data

loss

by

promptly

replacing

your

backup

|

battery

according

to

your

hardware

manufacturer’s

instructions.”

e

Data

stored

in

memory

can

be

lost

if

you

continue

to

use

the

unit

after

i

the

low

battery

message

appears

or

if

you

incorrectly

load

batteries.

Be

sure

to

always

back

up

important

data

by

storing

it

on

computer

disk

or

some

other

storage

medium.

See

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

for

details

on

backing

up

data.

e

Never

remove

the

main

batteries

and

back-up

battery

from

the

unit

at

the

same

time.

Doing

so

causes

all

data

stored

in

memory

to

be

deleted.

|

e

Should

the

main

batteries

and

the

back-up

battery

both

require

replacement,

be

sure

to

always

replace

the

main

batteries

first.

28

ALE

eS

SS

Sc

cos

DEPOSITS

coe

°

Use

two

AAA-size

alkaline

batteries

for

the

main

batteries

and

one

CR2016

lithium

battery

for

the

back-up

battery.

Never

use

any

other

type

of

batteries.

*

Do

not

leave

dead

batteries

in

the

unit

for

long

periods.

Doing

so

can

result

in

battery

leakage,

which

can

damage

the

unit

and

cause

malfunction.

-

‘OH

Sesh

ff

3

Playing

back

a

recording

increases

power

demand

by

about

15

times,

and

turning

on

the

backlight

increases

power

demand

by

about

10

times.

Because

of

this,

the

backlight

or

unit

power

may

suddenly

turn

off*

when

these

functions

are

used,

even

if

the

battery

power

level

is

sufficient

for

most

other

functions.

It

is

recommended

that

you

refrain

from

playing

back

recordings

or

turning

on

the

backlight

except

when

necessary.

It

is

also

recommended

that

you

turn

on

the

unit’s

mute

function,

which

automatically

disables

sound

output

whenever

battery

power

is

low.

*

If

unit

power

turns

off

due

to

insufficient

power,

the

following

warning

message

appears

on

the

display

the

you

turn

on

unit

power.

“Warning

System

powered

off

without

warning

in

order

to.....”

Important

AN

Be

sure

to

observe

the

following

important

battery

handing

precautions.

Failure

to

do

so

can

cause

batteries

to

leak,

resulting

in

damage

to

surrounding

items

and

creation

of

the

danger

of

fire

and

electrical

shock.

e

Always

make

sure

that

the

positive

(+)

and

negative

(~)

poles

of

the

batteries

are

oriented

correctly.

*

Never

mix

a

new

main

battery

with

an

old

one.

_

e

Never

mix

two

main

batteries

of

different

types.

*

Use

only

the

types

of

batteries

specified

for

use

with

this

unit.

29

Replacing

the

Main

Batteries

1.

Make

sure

that

unit

power

is

turned

off.

Replacing

the

Back-up

Battery

The

back-up

battery

is

in

a

compartment

in

the

location

shown

in

the

®

If

power

is

on,

press

the

[Power]

button

to

turn

it

off.

illustration

below.

2.

Turn

the

unit

over.

3.

While

sliding

the

main

battery

compartment

cover

release

to

the

FREE

position,

slide

the

main

battery

compartment

cover

from

the

unit.

Important

A\

e

Never

remove

the

main

batteries

and

back-up

battery

from

the

unit

at

the

same

time.

Doing

so

causes

all

data

stored

in

memory

to

be

deleted.

¢

Should

the

main

batteries

and

the

back-up

battery

both

require

4.

Remove

both

of

the

main

batteries,

and

load

two

new

AAA-size

replacement,

be

sure

to

always

replace

the

main

batteries

first.

alkaline

batteries

into

the

battery

compartment.

e

Be

sure

to

replace

the

back-up

battery

as

soon

as

possible

whenever

the

following

message

appears

on

the

display:

“Prevent

possible

data

loss

by

promptly

replacing

your

backup

battery

according

to

your

hardware

manufacturer’s

instructions.”

—

.

Make

sure

that

unit

power

is

turned

off.

e

If

power

is

on,

press

the

[Power]

button

to

turn

it

off.

2.

Slide

and

hold

the

release

slider

(marked

A

in

the

illustration

below)

in

the

direction

indicated

by

the

arrow,

and

then

slide

the

back-up

battery

compartment

cover

down.

5.

Replace

the

main

battery

compartment

cover.

6.

Slide

the

main

battery

compartment

cover

release

back

to

the

LOCK

position.

After

replacing

batteries,

turn

on

power

and

immediately

check

“Power

Properties”

by

tapping

Start,

Settings,

and

then

Power.

At

this

time

the

:

Back-up

battery

Main

Battery

should

read

Good.

If

any

other

reading

is

shown,

it

means

batteries

are

not

loaded

correctly

or

the

batteries

you

loaded

are

old

ones.

Immediately

remove

the

main

batteries

and

load

a

set

of

new

ones.

compartment

cover

<a

[__

30 31

3.

Rotating

the

back-up

battery

cover

as

shown

in

the

illustration,

pull

it

a

towards

you

and

remove

the

old

battery.

nee

q

SA.

4.

Wipe

off the

surfaces

of

a

new

CR2016

lithium

battery

with

a

soft

cloth,

and

then

load

it

into

the

battery

compartment.

e

Make

sure

that

the

+

side

of

the

battery

is

facing

up

(so

you

can

see

it)!

5.

Replace

the

back-up

battery

compartment

cover.

32

rw

mee

ees

em

Resetting

the

Unit

“Reset”

is

similar

to

a

computer

reboot.

Performing

a

reset

deletes

any

data

that

is

in

the

process

of

being

input

or

edited,

without

yet

being

saved.

Data

stored

in

memory

and

all

settings,

however,

are

retained,

Perform

the

reset

operation

whenever

the

unit

fails

to

operate

correctly

due

to

operational

error

or

some

other

abnormality.

Any

of

the

following

symptoms

indicate

that

reset

is

required.

:

¢

Failure

of

the

unit

to

respond

when

the

screen

is

tapped

or

a

button

is

pressed.

A

es

¢

The

hourglass

icon

remaining

on

the

screen.

Performing

a

Reset

1.

Use

the

stylus

to

press

the

RESET

button.

*

The

unit

performs

a

reset

followed

by

a

memory

check

operation.

If

no

data

error

is

found,

the

following

two

screens

appear

on

the

display

in

succession.

e

Startup

screen

¢

Desktop

2.

Normal

unit

operation

is

possible

after

the

desktop

appears.

*

Since

memory

data

and

settings

are

retained,

you

can

continue

operation

from

where

you

last

left off.

Important

A\

If

the

above

operation

does

not

solve

the

problem,

perform

a

full

reset

(memory

initialize,

page

35).

aN?

=;

33

34

Memory

Error

Message

If

the

memory

check

operation

that

the

unit

performs

when

the

RESET

button

is

pressed

detects

a

data

error,

the

following

message

appears

on

the

screen

instead

of

the

startup

screen.

“A

problem

with

memory

contents

has

been

found,

and

memory

must

be

initialized.

Press

[Action]

to

continue

with

the

reset

procedure.

(Pressing

[Action]

may

start

the

memory

initialization

procedure.)

Perform

the

full

reset

procedure

(memory

initialization)

in

accordance

with

the

procedure

described

in

the

manual.”

This

message

indicates

that

the

memory

error

is

fatal

and

so

recovery

is

impossible.

Press

[Action]

to

execute

a

full

reset

(memory

initialize),

which

deletes

all

data

stored

in

memory.

¢

Pressing

[Action]

should

display

the

Startup

screen

followed

by

the

touch

screen

alignment

screen.

Perform

steps

4

through

6

under

“Set

Up”

on

page

10

to

set

up

the

unit.

e

If

pressing

[Action]

returns

to

the

desktop

without

displaying

the

startup

screen

first,

see

the

following

explanation

for

the

procedure

you

need

to

follow.

What

to

do

if

the

startup

screen

does

not

appear

when

you

press

[Action]

Even

though

the

desktop

appears

when

you

press

[Action].

there

is

still

a

data

error

in

memory

and

you

have

to

perform

a

full

reset

(memory

initialize).

Before

you

do,

however,

there

is

the

chance

that

some

of

the

data

in

memory

can

be

recalled

and

even

transferred

to

a

computer.

Try

recalling

the

data

you

need

before

performing

the

procedure

described

on

the

to

perform

a

full

reset.

wa

SS

A

NRC

i

Full

Reset

(Memory

Initialize)

Full

reset

(memory

initialize)

deletes

all

data,

and

resets

all

unit,

parameters

to

their

initial

defaults.

-

The

following

are

conditions

when

you

should

perform

a

full

reset.

¢

When

you

want

to

delete

all

memory

data

and

retum

unit

estes

to

their

factory

defaults

¢

When

you

forget

your

password

and

need

to

clear

it.

¢

When

a

data

error

causes

operational

problems’

*¢

Appearance

of

the

message:

“A

problem

with

memory

contents

has

been

found...”

Performing

a

Full

Reset

Important

A\

The

following

procedure

deletes

all

data

in

memory.

Be

sure

that

data

is

backed

up

or

that

you

no

longer

need

it

before

performing

the

following

procedure.

1.

Make

sure

that

unit

power

is

turned

on.

2.

While

holding

down

the

[Power]

button,

use

the

stylus

to

hold

down

the

RESET

button

for

about

two

seconds.

This

causes

the

following

message

to

appear

on

the

display

screen.

“Proceeding

with

this

operation

initializes

memory.

Press

[Action]

to

proceed

or

[Exit]

to

cancel.”

3.

Press

[Action].

*

This

causes

the

following

message

to

appear

on

the

display

screen.

“Proceeding

with

this

operation

deletes

all

data

stored

in

memory.

Press

[Action]

to

proceed

or

[Exit]

to

cancel.’

4.

Press

[Action]

again.

¢

This

starts

the

full

reset

operation,

which

deletes

all

data

in

memory.

°

Pressing

[Action]

displays

the

Startup

screen

followed

by

the

touch

screen

alignment

screen.

Perform

steps

4

through

6

under

“Set

Up”

on

page

10

to

set

up

the

unit.

You

can

abort

the

full

reset

operation

while

the

messages

in

steps

2

and

3

are

on

the

display

by

pressing

the

[Exit]

button.

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Troubleshooting

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Errors

Following

a

Full

Reset

Before

assuming

malfunction

and

contacting

your

service

provider

Either

of

the

following

two

conditions

can

cause

errors

to

continue,

when

experiencing

operational

problems,

be

sure

to

check

the

following

even

after

you

perform

a

full

reset.

information

as

well

as

the

troubleshooting

section

of

the

Microsoft

User’s

Guide

first.

e

Hardware

defect

5

*

System

problem

caused

by

failure

by

you

to

correctly

perform

the

Nothing

h

reset

procedure

before

using

the

unit

for

the

first

time

Taz

appens

when

the

[Power]

button

is

pressed.

au

:

If

you

suspect

that

the

problem

is

being

caused

because

you

did

not

properly

reset

the

unit

before

using

it

for

the

first

time.

perform

the

Display

contrast

is

too

light.

procedure

on

page

40

of

this

manual.

This

should

correct

the

problem.

Main

batteries

are

weak.

Main

batteries

are

weak.

Unit

is

not

mounted

on

the

Mount

the

unit

on

the

cradle

correctly.

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