Franklin IC-130 User manual

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Contents
Getting Started ................................................5
Installing the Digital Book...............................6
Using Menus ..................................................7
Viewing a Demonstration ...............................8
Setting the Shutoff Time.................................8
Searching for a Drink......................................9
Searching by Name .....................................10
Searching by Ingredients ............................. 11
Searching by Attributes ................................13
Searching for Other Topics ..........................14
Using the Glossary.......................................15
Learning About Liquors ................................16
Learning How To ..........................................17
Learning Secrets..........................................18
Converting Measurements...........................19
Converting Bottle Measures.........................20
Finding Old Bottle Sizes...............................20
Appendixes ....................................................21
Resetting the Digital Book System...............22
Protecting and Cleaning...............................22
Replacing the Batteries................................23
Warranty.......................................................25
Index ............................................................26

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Introduction
Would you like to make classic mixed drinks, such
as a mimosa or a piña colada? Or how about fun
new drinks like Nancy Friedman's Green Meanie,
Yaka-Hula-Hicky-Dula, or Zack is Back with the
Zwack?
Well, you’re in luck! Using the Bartender’s Guide
digitalbook, you can learnhow to makeeverything
from an Aalborg Sour to an XYZ Cocktail, from a
Harvey Wallbanger to a Wally Harvbanger.
You can also learn about liquors, the secrets of
mixology, and converting jiggers to dashes and
teaspoonstoponies.And every drinkrecipe shows
you what kind of glass or mug to use.
It’seasy to do.This User’sManualshows you how.
Have fun!
✓Your First Tip
Throughout this User's Manual, you will see
tips like this helping you find shortcuts and
answers. Look for them.

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ENTER
BACK
HELP
SHIFT
? *
CLEAR
MENU
GAMES
MORE
LIST
SPEC
CARD
ON/OFF
Clears a search and shows menus.
Shows the selected topic menu.
No effect.
Selects a topic menu item.
No effect.
No effect.
Exits the digital book.
Turns the DBS on and off.
Goes back a space or step.
Selects a menu item.
Shows a complete menu item.
No effect.
Shows a help message.
Move in the indicated direction.
Pages up or down, with shows
the next or previous alphabetically
listed entry.
With arrow keys, zooms up or down
a list. With UP and DN, shows the
next or previous entry.
Key Guide
DN
UP

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Getting Started
Read this section first to learn how to set up
the Bartender's Guide in the
Digital Book System.

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Getting Started
Installing the Digital Book
You must first install this digital book before you
can use it. WARNING: Never install a digital book
when the Digital Book System is on.
1. Turn the Digital Book System off.
2. Install the digital book into a slot on the back.
3. Press
ON/OFF
.
4. Turn the wheel on the side of the Digital Book
System to adjust the contrast.
If the screen is still blank, check the batteries.
5. Press
CARD
.
6. Press or to highlight the appropriate
digital book symbol.
7. Press
ENTER
.
✓Protecting Your Digital Books
If you install or remove a digital book while
the Digital Book System is on, information
that you entered in other installed digital
books may be permanently erased.

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Getting Started
Using Menus
To begin most functions of this digital book, you
must use the menus. This lesson shows you how
to move around the main menus and select menu
items.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Press the arrow keys to highlight menus and
menu items.
The flashing arrows at the bottom of the
screen show which arrow keys you can press.
3. Press
ENTER
to select a highlighted item.
A check marks the selected menu item.
4. Press
BACK
to return to the main menus.
✓Help is at Hand
Except during the demonstration, you can
always view an appropriate help message by
pressing
HELP
. To read the message, press
or
DN
. To exit it, press
BACK
.

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Getting Started
Viewing a Demonstration
Before you start using this digital book, you might
want to see a quick demonstration of what it can do.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Highlight “Demo” under the Other menu.
3. Press
ENTER
.
4. Press
CLEAR
to stop the demo at any time.
Setting the Shutoff Time
The Digital Book System has the ability to shut itself
offif no key hasbeen pressed ina certain amountof
time, determined by you. This ensures longer life for
your batteries.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Highlight “Set Shutoff” under the Other
menu.
3. Press
ENTER
.
4. Highlight the time you want to select.
5. Press
ENTER
to select it.

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In this section you can learn how to search for a
drink by its name, ingredients, or attributes.
Searching for a Drink

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Searching for a Drink
Searching by Name
Finding the recipe of a drink is easy. Simply type
the name of the drink at the Cocktails menu. You
don’t need to type capital letters or spaces.
Goal: to find a Sloe Gin Fizz.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Highlight “Cocktails” under the Topics menu.
3. Press
ENTER
.
Notice the far left menu is “Cocktails”. This
shows what the selected topic is.
4. Type “sloeginfizz”.
To erase a letter, press
BACK
.
5. Press
ENTER
.
Here's the recipe. Use the arrow keys to scroll
down line by line, or press
DN
or
SPACE
to
page down screen by screen.
6. Press
CLEAR
to return to the Cocktails menu.

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Searching for a Drink
Searching by Ingredients
You can select more than one ingredient. Let's
start our search with just one ingredient and then
add on. Goal: all cocktails made with vodka and
cranberry juice.
1. Select “Cocktails”under the Topics menu.
2. Press to highlight the Locate menu.
3. Press
ENTER
to select “Ingredients”.
4. Type “vod”.
5. Press
ENTER
to select “Vodka”.
To deselect an ingredient, press
ENTER
again.
6. Type “cran”.
7. Press
ENTER
to select “Cranberry juice”.
Now there are nine matching recipes.
8. Press to view the cocktail matches.
9. Type a cocktail or scroll down.
10. Press
ENTER
to view a recipe.

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Searching for a Drink
10. Press
BACK
to return to the matches.
11. Press to return to the Locate menu.
Notice the bullet beside the word “Ingredi-
ents.”This means you have at least one
ingredient selected.
12. Press
CLEAR
to remove restrictions.
✓Understanding Asterisks
After you select an ingredient, you might
notice the ingredients above and below now
have two asterisks (✽✽) beside their names.
These are the ingredients that do not occur in
any drinks with the ingredient(s) which you
have already selected.
✓Viewing the Next or Previous Recipe
While in a recipe, hold and press
DN
to
view the next recipe alphabetically.
To view the previous recipe alphabetically
hold and press
UP
.

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Searching for a Drink
Searching by Attributes
Some of you may have a favorite drink that you
would like to try in a variety of recipes. Take the
BloodyMary forexample. Thereareeighteen differ-
ent recipes all derived from the original Bloody Mary
mix. To find these and the following, read on.
•Bloody Mary Variations •Nonalcoholic Drinks
•Flavored Vodkas •Pousse-Cafés
•Hot Drinks •Punches
•House Specialties •Smirnoff Splashes
•Martini Variations •Vodka Martini Variations
1. With “Cocktails”as the selected topic,
highlight “Attributes”under the Locate menu.
2. Press
ENTER
.
3. Highlight the attribute you want to view.
4. Press
ENTER
.
5. Press to view the list of matches.
6. Highlight a cocktail, then press
ENTER
.
7. Hold and press
DN
to view the next
recipe.
8. Press
BACK
to return to the matches.
9. Press
CLEAR
to return to Cocktails.

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This section shows you how to find more than
cocktails. It has many useful reference tips
and helpful information. All of this section
can be found under the Topics menu.
Searching for Other Topics

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Searching for Other Topics
Using the Glossary
Theglossary in yourBartender's Guideworks asa
printed glossary does. You can find definitions of
drinknames,brandsofliquor,andbartendingterms.
1. Highlight “Glossary”under the Topics menu.
2. Press
ENTER
to view the glossary.
3. Type a word you want to know more about
(e.g., Drambuie).
4. Press
ENTER
when your word is highlighted.
5. Press to scroll down the definition.
6. Press
BACK
to return to the glossary.
7. Press
CLEAR
to find a new word.
✓Zooming Through Menus
Remember, you can zoom to the top or
bottom of a menu by holding and
pressing either or .

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Searching for Other Topics
Learning About Liquors
This feature gives you many in-depth accounts of
liquors(e.g.,tequila,gin,etc.).Eachselectionincludes
the history of the liquor, how it's made, quotes about
the liquor, and even suggestions for use.
•Gin •Irish •Specialties
•Vodka •Scotch •Punches
•Rum •Tequila •Hot Drinks
•Brandy •Liqueurs •Alcohol-Free
•Bourbon •Wine
1. Select “Liquors”under the Topics menu.
2. Type a liquor or scroll down.
3. Press
ENTER
to select a liquor.
4. Press
CLEAR
to return to the Liquors menu.
✓ Resuming Where You Left Off
When using the Digital Book System, you can
turn the unit off at any time. When you turn it on
again, the last screen you viewed will appear.

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Searching for Other Topics
Learning How To
This section includes helpful information and ad-
vice for the aspiring bartender.
1. Select “How To”under the Topics menu.
2. Type a title or scroll down.
3. Press
ENTER
to select a title.
4. Press to scroll down or
DN
to page
down.
5. Press
BACK
to return to the How To menu.
✓Viewing Full Menu Items
Some items are too long to fit on a menu.
When you see a menu item followed by
ellipses, press
? *
to view the complete item.

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Learning Secrets
The Bartender's Guide includes bartender's se-
crets—anything from “How to wash glasses”to
“Presentation of rum drinks.”You'll find this fea-
ture helpful and interesting.
1. Select “Secrets”under the Topics menu.
2. Press or type a number to select a
secret.
To type a number hold and press a num-
bered key.
3. Press
ENTER
to select it.
4. Press to scroll down.
5. Press
CLEAR
to return to the Secrets menu.
Searching for Other Topics
✓Typing Numbers
Remember, you can also select a secret by
its number. To type a number, hold and
press a numbered key.

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Searching for Other Topics
Converting Measurements
This is a helpful feature when you need one mea-
surement converted to another. Here are the
measurements that you can convert:
•Barspoon •Milliliter •Teaspoon
•Cup •Ounce •Wine Glass
•Dash •Pony
•Jigger •Tablespoon
1. Select “Measurements”under the Topics
menu.
2. Type a measurement or scroll down.
3. Press
ENTER
.
“9 items”means there are nine ways to
convert this measurement using different
measuring devices.
4. Highlight a conversion.
5. Press
ENTER
to select it.
6. Press
BACK
to return to the submenu.
7. Press
BACK
again to return to the Measure-
ments menu.

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Converting Bottle Measures
This feature gives you the precise measurements
of six bottle sizes: the split, tenth, fifth, quart, mag-
num, and double magnum.
1. Select “Bottle Measures”under the Topics
menu.
2. Type a measure or scroll down.
3. Press
ENTER
.
You will see the measurement converted to
ounces, liters, and serving size.
4. Press
CLEAR
to return to the Bottle Measures
menu.
Finding Old Bottle Sizes
You can find the sizes for the miniature, half pint,
pint, fifth, quart, and half gallon.
1. Select “Old Bottle Sizes”under the Topics
menu.
2. Type a size or scroll down.
3. Press
ENTER
.
Youwillseetheoldbottlesize,thenewbottlesize,
and serving size.
4. Press
BACK
to return to the Old Bottle Sizes
menu.
Searching for Other Topics