Franklin BDS-1990 User manual

BDS-1990
Language Studio
German English Pro
Look Up - Translate - Listen - Speak
User’s Guide
www.franklin.com/de
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Please read the following safety
warnings and precautions before
using your device. Note: If this
device is to be used by young
children, this User’s Guide should
be read to them by an adult and
their use of the device should be
monitored. Failure to do so may
cause injury.
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Table of Contents
Introduction........................................3
Battery Information ...........................5
Understanding Your Device...............7
Key Guide ............................................9
Product Care .................................... 11
Resetting Your Device ..................... 12
Getting Started................................ 13
Using the Library ............................. 14
Changing the Settings .................... 15
Selecting a Book .............................. 17
Looking Up a Word .......................... 18
Finding Idioms................................. 23
Finding Examples ............................ 25
Highlighting Words ......................... 27
Using Annotations, Modications
and Highlights ................................. 28
Viewing the Annotations List ......... 30
Viewing Inections by Franklin...... 31
Searching Denitions...................... 33
Viewing
Supplemental Information ............. 34
Using the Thesaurus........................ 35
Using the Phrase Books................... 40
Using the Grammar Guide .............. 42
Using My Vocabulary List................. 43
Using My Dictionary......................... 46
Viewing Your Search History........... 48
Using the Menus.............................. 49
Using the Audio Player.................... 51
Using Record and Playback ............ 53
Playing the Games........................... 54
Using the Clock................................ 57
Using the Calculator........................ 58
Using the Phone Book..................... 60
Using the Converter ........................ 63
Installing the
Franklin PC Desktop........................ 65
Connecting Your Device .................. 66
Using the Franklin PC Desktop....... 67
Using the
Franklin PC View™ Feature.............. 72
Specications................................... 77
Recycling and Disposal ................... 78
FCC Notice ........................................ 78
Disclaimer of Warranties................. 79
Limited Warranty
(EU and Switzerland)....................... 79
Limited Warranty (Outside U.S.,
EU and Switzerland) ........................ 79
Limited Warranty (U.S. only)........... 80
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Congratulations on your purchase of
the BDS-1990, The English Language
Studio! The BDS-1990 is an educational,
informational, and versatile handheld
computing device. Your package
includes:
• your BDS-1990 device
• Franklin PC Desktop installation CD-
ROM
• earphones
• USB cable
Your BDS-1990 has the ability to store
eBooks, RSS eNews, audio les and
other documents. It has a built-in
organiser, with a clock, calculator,
converter and phone book.
To install the Franklin PC Desktop
on your PC, your computer must
meet the following minimum system
requirements:
• IBM-compatible Pentium class PC or
higher
• 256 color VGA monitor
• Mouse or other pointing device
• Windows® XP or Windows Vista®
• 20 MB free disk space
• 32 MB RAM
• Available USB port
• CD-ROM Drive
Your BDS-1990 contains the following
reference books:
• PONS Großwörterbuch
Englisch-Deutsch
• PONS Großwörterbuch
Deutsch-Englisch
• DUDEN Deutsches
Universalwörterbuch
• Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary,
7th edition
• Oxford Thesaurus of English, 2nd
edition
• Sätze für die Reise (E-D)
• Sätze für die Reise (D-E)
• Guide to English Grammar
• Guide to German Grammar
Expand your vocabulary by looking
up translations of words using the
English-German and German-English
dictionaries as well as by looking up
denitions using the English dictionary
and German dictionary. Look up
thesaurus entries using the English
thesaurus. Find everyday and travel
phrases using the phrase books. Learn
grammar using the English and German
grammar guides. For additional help in
using this device, read the English or
German Tutorial.
Introduction Introduction
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Save a list of German and English
vocabulary that you want to learn,
study and remember. Add a list of
words and denitions not found in the
dictionaries in this device.
Most of these books include a word
search feature that helps you nd words
just by typing the rst few letters. If you
can’t nd the words you want, phonetic
spell correction is available to show you
other possibilities. In addition, a word
search feature is included which allows
you to type a “?”in place of any single
letter and a“✽” in place of zero, one or
more letters in a word so that you can
search based on the letters you are sure
of. Verbs are conjugated in all tenses
to make learning and comprehension
easier.
Hear English and German words
and English and German phrases
pronounced in high-quality speech so
you can practice saying them correctly.
Use the listen, record and playback
feature to practice pronouncing words.
Listen to a word or phrase, record
your pronunciation, then play them
both back to see how you compare.
In addition, use the audio player that
comes with your BDS-1990 to listen to
audio books and music.
Purchase titles and expand your
content by loading it from MMC/SD
(MultiMediaCard/Secure Digital). These
convenient cards (sold separately) slip
easily into the side of your BDS-1990.
Transfer les directly from your PC to an
MMC/SD and you can carry more books,
music, and other documents around
with you.
Use the Franklin PC View™ feature of the
Franklin PC Desktop to view content
from the BDS-1990 on a personal
computer. Just connect your device to
a PC and you can use the dictionary
features on a PC screen.
Introduction Introduction
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Your BDS-1990 uses a rechargeable 3.7 volt lithium polymer battery.
The rst time you use your device, it requires approximately 4 to 6 hours of
charging before use. Thereafter, your device can take up to 6 hours for a full charge.
Battery power lasts for about 1 week of normal dictionary use or 14 hours of
continuous dictionary use (and around half that with continuous audio). When you
see the low battery warning, please recharge your battery.
Recharging the Battery
Follow these instructions to recharge the battery.
1. Find the USB charger cable included with your device.
2. Make sure your device is turned o.
3. Plug the small end into your device and the other end into a power source.
Continue charging your device until the battery is fully charged.
You can also charge your battery by plugging it into your PC using the included
USB cable. Plug the wide end of the USB cable into a USB port on your PC and
the smaller end of the USB cable into the USB port on your device.
Battery Information
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Note: To use your device while it is plugged into your PC, use the Franklin PC
View™ feature on your PC to access the dictionaries. For more information,
please see“Using the Franklin PC View™ Feature” on page 72.
Battery Precautions
• If the device is left unused for a long period of time, the battery may lose its
charge. Please recharge the battery following the steps described above in order
to use your device.
• Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision.
• Use the supplied charger to recharge the battery. Improperly charging a battery
may damage the battery.
• You may not open this device. All changes to this device are strictly prohibited
and will invalidate the guarantee.
• Leaving the device in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in summer or
winter conditions, will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery. Always try
to keep the device between 15ºC and 25ºC (59ºF and 77ºF). A device with a hot
or cold battery may not work temporarily, even when the battery is fully charged.
Battery Information
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Understanding Your Device
Screen in Lid: The screen of the BDS-1990 is contained in the lid, so you can tilt the
screen for optimum viewing.
Microphone: The microphone is located in the upper left corner, just above the
keyboard on the front of your device. Speak into this when recording.
Speakers: The two speakers are located on the front side of the device.
Screen in
Lid
Microphone
Speakers
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USB Port: Plug the cable into this port to connect your device to your PC and to
recharge your device using an external power source.
Headphone Jack: The headphone jack is designed for 3.5 mm, 35 ohm impedance
stereo headphones. Caution: Monophonic headphones will not work with this unit.
Audio Player Buttons: The buttons, located on the left side of the device, control
the audio les stored on your device, as well as the volume of the speaker or
headphones.
MMC/SD Slot: Insert MMC/SD here. Slide the MMC/SD into the slot with the
contacts facing the back of the device. Push gently until it clicks into place. To
remove an MMC/SD from the slot, put your thumb on the MMC/SD and push it in
slightly. You hear a click and the MMC/SD pops out. Slide it out of the slot.
Understanding Your Device
Headphone
Jack
USB Port
MMC/SD
Slot
Audio
Player
Buttons
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Picture Keys
Opens the Audio Player.
Goes to the Library.
Displays your search history.
Displays information about
your current screen.
Opens a menu, if available.
Goes to the Games Menu.
Goes to the Organiser.
Function Keys
Turns the product on or o.
Turns the backlight on or o.
Selects an item. In the
calculator, performs a
calculation. In text, highlights
a word.
Clears an input box. From text,
goes to the main screen of a
book.
Backs up, erases a letter, or
turns o the highlight in text.
Cycles through the accents
for the last typed letter, if
available.
Shifts to type capital letters
and punctuation marks.
Shifts to type numbers,
punctuation marks and other
symbols.
Adjusts the font size.
At an input box, types a ? to
stand for a letter in a word.
Pronounces a word or phrase.
Begins and stops recording.
With FN, plays a recorded
message.
Navigation Button
Moves in the indicated
direction. In text, press the left
( ) or right ( ) part of the
button to highlight the next or
previous link, when available.
When no links are available,
pages up or down. In text,
press the up ( ) or down ( )
part of the button to highlight
the previous or next link, when
available. When no links are
available, scrolls up or down
one line at a time.
Key Guide Key Guide
About Screen Illustrations✓
Some screen illustrations and Soft
Key labels in this User’s Guide may
dier slightly from what you see on
screen. This does not mean that your
unit is malfunctioning.
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Combination Keys*
+At an input box, types an
asterisk (✽) to stand for zero,
one or more letters in a word.
+Types an apostrophe.
+At an input box or other
entry eld, cycles through the
available symbols, including @
/ _ ~ : ; , and #.
+Plays a recorded message.
Audio Keys†
Increases (+) or decreases (-)
the volume.
Plays a stopped or paused le.
Pauses a playing le. Press
and hold to stop a playing or
paused le.
Press the right side ( ) of this
key to go to the next le. Hold
it in to fast-forward through a
le. Press the left side ( ) of
this key to go to the previous
le. Hold it in to rewind
through a le.
Calculator Keys
A(1/x) Calculates a reciprocal.
S(√x) Calculates a square root.
D(x2)Squares a number.
F(%) Calculates a percentage.
G(.) Inserts a decimal point.
H(+),J(-) Adds, subtracts, multiplies or
divides numbers.
Z(+/-) Changes the number on the
screen to a negative or positive
number.
X(M+) Adds the number to the
number stored in memory.
C(M-) Subtracts the number from the
number stored in memory.
V(MR)Recalls the number stored in
memory.
B(MC)Clears the memory.
Key Guide Key Guide
* Hold the rst key while pressing the second.
K(x),L(÷)
† The keys for controlling the audio are located
on the side of your device.
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Key Guide
Soft Keys
In this device, up to ve extra functions
are available depending on what you
are doing and what you are reading.
They are indicated by“tabs”or “labels”
across the bottom of the screen.
Because they can change from location
to location, they are called “soft”. To
use a Soft Key, press the unlabeled
key at the top of the keyboard that
corresponds to the label you want.
For example, at the Library, the
following Soft Keys are available:
Opens the list of eBooks.
Opens the list of eNews.
Opens the list of My Vocabulary
List, My Dictionary and any
miscellaneous text les.
Opens the list of audio les.
Displays the Settings List.
Please read each individual section
for information on what Soft Keys are
available.
Product Care
Your BDS-1990 is designed to be light,
compact and durable. However, it is an
electronic device and must be treated
carefully. Putting unnecessary pressure
on it or striking the device against other
objects can cause damage.
In order to avoid damage to your BDS-
1990, please:
• Keep the lid closed when you are not
using it. This will protect the screen
from being broken, scratched or
marred in any way.
• Do not drop, crush, bend, or apply
excessive force to the device.
• Do not expose your BDS-1990 to
moisture, extreme temperatures
or other adverse conditions. Avoid
storing it in damp, humid or wet
places. It is not waterproof.
• Clean the device by wiping with
a soft, dry cloth. Do not use harsh
chemicals.
• Should the device’s glass break,
properly dispose of the product
avoiding contact with your skin, then
wash your hands immediately.
• Please keep screen protectors and
plastic bags away from babies
and children to avoid danger of
suocation.
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Resetting Your Device
If the keyboard fails to respond, or if the screen performs erratically, perform a
system reset by following the steps below.
1. Use a paper clip to gently press the reset button on your unit.
If nothing happens, try step 2.
The reset button is recessed in a pin-sized hole on the back of the unit, below
the battery compartment.
Warning! Pressing the reset button with more than light pressure may
permanently disable your product. In addition, resetting the product resets the
volume, contrast, date and time settings to their defaults and may erase any
recently entered information.
2. Hold CLEAR and press the reset button.
Warning! This restores factory defaults, so all saved information and settings will
be erased.
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The rst time you turn on your device,
a contrast bar is displayed. The contrast
indicates how dark or light the screen is.
1. Press or to adjust the contrast.
2. Press ENTER when done.
The eBooks tab of the Library is
displayed.
Changing the Language
Initially, the language of the BDS-1990
is set to German. You can change the
message language to English, French,
Spanish, or Italian.
1. Press .
2. Press ENTER to select Persönliche
Voreinstellungen (User
Preferences).
3. Press to move to Sprache
(Language).
4. Press .
5. Press to highlight English and
then press ENTER.
6. Press .
The Library is displayed.
Getting Started Getting Started
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The Library is your home screen.
This is the hub of the BDS-1990 and the
place to start in order to access all of the
dictionaries and other books stored in
your device. At any time, and from any
location, press to return to this
location.
The Library consists of ve tabs: eBooks,
eNews, Other, Audio and Setup. The
rst four of these tabs keep track of
the dierent kinds of les that you can
store on your device, and the Setup tab
opens the Settings List. To select a tab,
simply press the Soft Key that refers to
that tab, that is, the blank key at the top
of the keyboard that lines up with the
name of the tab where it is displayed on
the screen.
Try it now by pressing the ve Soft Keys
at the top of the keyboard to see what
happens. Then press to return
to the list of books.
Utilities
From anywhere within the Library, press
to open the Utilities Menu. From
this menu, you can reset your device to
its factory defaults or format an MMC/
SD. Warning! Resetting to the factory
defaults returns the device to its initial
settings, as it was when you purchased
it, and erases any saved information.
Formatting an MMC/SD enables you to
erase an MMC/SD without connecting
to your PC.
1. Press .
2. Press .
3. Press or to highlight the one
you want and then press ENTER.
Format MMC/SD Card erases all
information from an installed
MMC/SD.
Restore Factory Default Settings resets
all settings to what they were the
rst time you turned on your device.
You are asked to conrm the
selected action.
4. Press to conrm or
to cancel.
Using the Library Using the Library
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At the Library, press to display
the Settings List. From the Settings List,
you can change your user preferences,
game settings, date and time settings,
and view the version and identication
information. For information regarding
your game settings, please see “Game
Settings”on page 54. For information
regarding your date and time settings,
please see“Setting the Date and Time”
on page 57. Press or to highlight
the menu item you want and then press
ENTER to select it.
User Preferences
1. Press .
2. Press .
3. Press or to highlight User
Preferences and then press ENTER.
4. Press or to move to
Contrast, Font Size, Language,
Learn a Word, Auto-shuto,
Justication, or Margins.
Contrast determines how dark or
light the screen is.
Font Size determines how large or
small the text is in this device.
Language determines the language
used for helptext, menu items and
pop-up messages.
Learn a Word determines whether or
not you see a word every time you
turn on your device.
Auto-shuto determines how long
your device stays on if you forget to
turn it o.
Justication determines whether or
not the text of your books is fully
justied.
Margins determines whether or not
books have margins.
5. Press to open the menu of
options.
Note: For Contrast, there is no menu
of options; and simply adjust
the screen contrast when the pointer
is there.
6. Press or to move the highlight
to your choice.
7. Press or ENTER to accept the
setting.
Press to exit the menu without
changing the setting.
8. Press or ENTER to return to the
Settings List.
Changing the Settings Changing the Settings
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Changing the Settings Changing the Settings
Learn a Word✓
Your BDS-1990 comes with a Learn
a Word feature to help you increase
your English or German vocabulary.
Each time you turn on your device,
you can see a dierent word taken
from one of the dictionaries in your
device.
From the User Preferences menu,
open the Learn a Word options
menu. Press or to highlight the
book you want to use and then press
ENTER.
You can learn English words from
the PONS Großwörterbuch Englisch-
Deutsch, the Oxford Thesaurus of
English, or the Oxford Advanced
Learner’s Dictionary. Or you can
learn German words from either
the PONS Großwörterbuch Deutsch-
Englisch or the DUDEN Deutsches
Universalwörterbuch.
Information
The information screen displays version
and identication information about
your BDS-1990 as well as your Personal
ID number (PID). You may be asked for
your PID when you register your device
or purchase books and other content
from Franklin or Mobipocket.
Help is Always at Hand✓
For additional assistance while you
use your device, a help message is
available at any screen by pressing
. Use the navigation button
to read the message. Press to
exit help. This information is also
available by selecting Tutorial in the
Library.
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Selecting a Book Selecting a Book
In your BDS-1990, you can select from
a variety of reference material that
comes with your device. You can look
up English translations using the PONS
Großwörterbuch Englisch-Deutsch,
German translations using the PONS
Großwörterbuch Deutsch-Englisch,
English denitions using the Oxford
Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, German
denitions using the DUDEN Deutsches
Universalwörterbuch, English thesaurus
entries using the Oxford Thesaurus of
English, and everyday and travel phrases
in the English and German phrase
books. You can learn German and
English grammar rules and topics.
1. Press .
The eBooks tab is displayed.
2. Press or to move the highlight
to Großwörterbuch Deutsch-
Englisch and then press ENTER to
select it.
Note: This is the method to select
any book or le in any of the tabs.
That is, use the navigation button to
scroll through your list of les, and
press ENTER to open the highlighted
le.
Note: eNews is only available
through the Mobipocket Reader for
Franklin, made available through
the Franklin PC Desktop. For more
information on using your device
on your PC, please see“Using the
Franklin PC Desktop”on page 67.
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After selecting PONS Großwörterbuch
Deutsch-Englisch, you see a word search
screen. Type words at this screen for
instant access to all the translations in
this book.
Note: You can type and search for
words in all of the dictionaries in your
BDS-1990.
1. Begin to type a German word, for
example Eisenbahn.
As you type letters, the rst word in
the book that matches the letters
you type will move to the top of the
word list. You may not have to type
the entire word in order to nd the
one you want. In this example, note
that“Eisenbahn” appears on the
screen after you type“Eise”.
2. When the word you want is on the
screen, press until the word you
want is highlighted.
Or you can continue typing letters
until the word is complete and
the matching word in the list is
automatically highlighted.
3. Press ENTER to look it up.
4. Use the navigation button to read
the entire denition.
Press to hear the word.
Note: In the PONS Großwörterbuch
Englisch-Deutsch, words are
pronounced using British English.
Press to hear an English
word using American English.
5. Press CLEAR when done.
Looking Up a Word Looking Up a Word
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Soft Keys in the✓PONS
Großwörterbuch Englisch-
Deutsch or PONS
Großwörterbuch Deutsch-
Englisch
While using the PONS English-
German and German-English
dictionaries, at any given moment,
up to ve extra functions are
available. For example, in the
entry for“Eisenbahn”, you see the
following Soft Keys:
Press… To…
* go to the empty English
word search screen.
look up any inections
for“Eisenbahn”.
go to a grammar topic
describing nouns.
†pronounce a word using
American English.
add“Eisenbahn”to My
German Vocabulary List.
Please remember, the Soft Keys vary
based on the book you are in. These
are the Soft Keys while in the PONS
Großwörterbuch Deutsch-Englisch.
Note: When there is no active word,
for example at an empty word
search screen, goes to the
main menu of the Grammar Guide,
displays My Vocabulary List,
goes to the full text search
screen, and ‡goes to the
Confusables search screen.
In the PONS Großwörterbuch
Englisch-Deutsch, Confusables are
accessible through the Confusables
link. When you see on the screen,
press until it is highlighted,
then press ENTER to view the
Confusables.
Spell Correction✓
If you type a misspelled word,
inected form, or a word not in a
book, nothing in the word list will be
highlighted as a match. Press ENTER
to view a list of possible spelling
corrections for the word as you
typed it.
Looking Up a Word Looking Up a Word
* In the PONS Großwörterbuch Englisch-Deutsch,
this item reads and goes to the empty
German word search screen.
† The Soft Key is only available in
dictionary entries of the PONS Großwörterbuch
Englisch-Deutsch. Use to hear pronunciations
using British English.
‡ The Soft Key is only available in the
word search screen of the PONS Großwörterbuch
Englisch-Deutsch. Please see “Confusables by
Franklin” on page 21 for more information.
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