Franklin IC-147 User manual

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DIGITAL BOOK
User’s Manual
D IAGNOSTIC AND S TATISTICAL
M ANUAL OF
M ENTAL D ISORDERS
F OURTH E DITION
DSM-IV™

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Contents
Key Guide...................................................... 4
Installing the Digital Book ............................... 6
Viewing a Demonstration ............................... 7
Changing Settings.......................................... 8
Reading Chapters .......................................... 9
Establishing a Diagnosis ................................ 11
Using the Index .............................................. 12
Searching for Words ...................................... 13
Highlighting Search Words ............................. 15
Figures, Footnotes & References ................... 16
Using Notes ................................................... 17
Looking Up Words in Other Books ................. 19
Using the Digital Book System®...................... 20
Product Specifications.................................... 22
Limited Warranty............................................ 23
Index.............................................................. 24
✓About the Screen Illustrations
Some screen illustrations in this User’s Manual
may vary slightly from what you see on screen.
These variations do not mean that this digital book
or your Digital Book System is malfunctioning.

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Introduction
This electronic version of the American Psychiatric As-
sociation: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders
, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV™) provides you
with the full text of the printed book as well as these
unique features:
• Diagnostic decision trees, diagnostic criteria, and nu-
meric ICD-9 (DSM-IV) codes that have been refor-
matted and placed in the Index for quick reference
and ease of use.
• More than 5,000 cross-references, many added to
this electronic edition only.
• A glossary of more than 1,600 technical terms,
most added from the
American Psychiatric
Glossary , Seventh Edition.
• User-entered notes to mark important passages for
personalized quick reference.
• Word searching by entering words or by highlighting
them in the text.
• Word search expansion that lets you find synonyms
and related words.
• The ability to look up words in other digital books.
To learn about all these features and more, read this
User’s Manual before you begin. Then use it for quick
reference when you have questions.

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Key Guide
Function Keys
BACK
Back up (e.g., erase a typed letter, dis-
play the previous screen, or turn off
the highlight in text).
CARD
Exit the selected digital book.
CLEAR
Clear to the default state.
ENTER
Select a menu item, enter a word
search, or start the highlight in the text.
GAMES
No effect.
HELP
Display an appropriate help message.
LIST
Display your note list from the text.
MENU
Display the main menus.
MORE
Find more matches for a word search.
ON/OFF
Turn the Digital Book System on or off.
SHIFT
Type capitals or punctuation.
SPACE
Type a space or page down in the text.
SPEC
Display the Outline levels of the text.
Direction Keys
Scroll or move in the indicated direction.
DN/UP Page down or up.
* + In the menus, go to the bottom or top;
in the text, go to next or previous
heading or subheading.
* + DN In the menus, highlight the next item
matching the letters you’ve typed; in the
*The gold key at the bottom left of the keyboard.

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Key Guide
Direction Keys (cont’d.)
+ DN text, go to the next paragraph; after a
word search, display the Outline location
of the next match.
+ UP In the text, go to the previous paragraph;
after a word search, display the Outline
location of the previous match.
Gold Key Combinations•
+
BACK
Go to the top level of the Outline or the
Index from a lower level.
+
CARD
Send a word between installed
digital books in order to look it up.
+
ENTER
At any level of the Outline, go directly to
the text. In the text, highlight the next icon
(BIB, FIG, FOOT, NOTE, or XREF)
appearing on the screen.
+ NPlace a note in the text.
+ Q etc. If you’re using the DBS-1 or DBS-2,
type numbers.
Other Keys
? *
Display a highlighted menu item or the
Outline location of the text appearing on
the screen.
SHIFT
+
? *
Type an asterisk to be a wild card for
letters in a search word.
*Hold the gold key while pressing the other key.

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Installing the Digital Book
You must install the digital book in your Digital Book
System before you can use it.
WARNING: Never install a digital book when the Digi-
tal Book System is on. If you do, information that you
entered in any other installed digital book may be
erased.
1. Turn off the Digital Book System.
2. Install the digital book into a slot on the back.
3. Press
ON/OFF
.
4. If needed, turn the wheel on the side of the Digi-
tal Book System to adjust the screen contrast.
If the screen is still blank, check the batteries.
5. Press
CARD
.
6. Press or to highlight the DSM-IV icon,
if needed.
7. Press
ENTER
to select it.
✓Resuming Where You Left Off
Should you forget to turn off the Digital Book Sys-
tem while using this digital book, the system will au-
tomatically shut off after a few minutes. When you
turn the system on again, the screen that you last
viewed appears.

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Viewing a Demonstration
Before you start using this digital book, you may want
to view a demonstration of what it can do.
1. Press
CLEAR
.
2. Press
MENU
.
3. Press the arrow keys to highlight
View Demo on the Other menu.
4. Press
ENTER
to start the demonstration.
5. Press
CLEAR
to stop the demonstration.
✓Using the Menus
The flashing arrows on the right side of the screen
show which arrow keys you can press to move
around in the menus or text.
Slanted arrows to the right of menu items indicate
that submenus exist.
To see the full text of a highlighted menu item,
press
? *
.
✓Help is Always at Hand
You can view a help message at virtually any
screen by pressing
HELP
. Press , the DN key,
or
SPACE
to read. Then press
BACK
to exit help.

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Changing Settings
You can change the type size, default state, and shut-
off time of this digital book.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Highlight the Other menu.
3. Highlight
Set Type Size , Set Default State ,
or Set Shutoff .
4. Press
ENTER
to select it.
A check marks the current setting.
5. Highlight a setting.
6. Press
ENTER
to select it.
Or press
BACK
to keep the current setting.
✓Understanding the Settings
• The Type Size is the size of the letters appearing
in menus, text, and help messages.
• The Default State is the screen that appears when
you press
CLEAR
. If you select Word Search as the
default state, the search screen appears. If you
select
Outline Menu or Index Menu, the appropri-
ate menu is highlighted.
• The
Shutoff Time is how long the Digital Book Sys-
tem stays on if you forget to turn it off.

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Reading Chapters
The simplest way to read this digital book is to select a
chapter from the Outline menu. Try this example.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Highlight a chapter on the Outline menu
(e.g.,
Mood Disorders ).
Type the first few letters of the chapter name or
scroll to it. You don’t need to type capitals. To back
up, press
BACK
.
3. When the chapter is highlighted, press
ENTER
.
4. Highlight a section (e.g., Depressive Disorders ).
Type its first few letters or scroll to it.
5. Press
ENTER
to select it.
6. Select a subsection and sub-subsection
(e.g.,
Major Depressive Disorder and Diagnostic
criteria for 296.2x. . . ).
7. Press the Direction keys to read the text.
To learn how, see the Key Guide.
8. Press
BACK
to go back to the Outline menu.
9. Press
CLEAR
when done.

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Reading Chapters
✓Using the Appendixes
The appendixes listed at the bottom of the Outline
menu contain much useful information in this digital
book. To view the appendixes, highlight the Outline
menu and then type
ap .
Note that appendixes A, E, and F have been moved
to the top of the Index (see “Establishing a Diagno-
sis”).Appendix C, “Glossary of Technical Terms,”
has been greatly expanded. To find a term, select
Appendix C , type the term, and then press
ENTER
.
✓Where in the Book Are You?
Once the text is in view, you can check its Outline
location by pressing
? *
. Or you can view its Out-
line levels by pressing
SPEC
repeatedly. Then
press
BACK
to go back to the text.
NOTE: When you press
? *
or
SPEC
, you do not
go to the actual Outline menu. If you came to the
text from the Outline menu, you can go back to the
menu by pressing
BACK
.
✓Using the Outline Shortcuts
To. . . Press. . .
go to the bottom or + or
top of an Outline level
go back to the previous level
BACK
go back to the chapter +
BACK
level from any level
go to the text from any level +
ENTER

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The first three items on the Index menu help you de-
termine or confirm diagnoses of mental disorders and
determine the numeric codes for reporting and billing.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Highlight the Index menu.
3. Highlight Diagnostic Decision Trees , Diagnostic
Criteria , or Numeric ICD-9 (DSM-IV) Codes .
4. Press
ENTER
to select it.
5. Select a subitem and sub-subitem, if any.
Type the item or scroll to it and then press
ENTER
.
If you selected
Numeric ICD-9 (DSM-IV) Codes ,
you can type a number to highlight a code.
6. Press the Direction keys to read the text.
7. Press
CLEAR
when done.
Establishing a Diagnosis
✓Understanding the Diagnostic Aids
• Diagnostic Decision Trees presents a set of clini-
cal features that can be selected to rule in or rule
out various disorders.
• Diagnostic Criteria lists disorders alphabetically by
name and can be used to determine diagnostic codes.
• Numeric ICD-9 (DSM-IV) Codes numerically lists
the diagnostic codes.

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Using the Index
You can use the Index menu as you would use the in-
dex of a printed book to find terms, topics, and more.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Highlight an alphabetic entry the Index menu
(e.g.,
schizophrenia ).
Type its few letters or scroll to it. You don’t need to
type capitals. To back up, press
BACK
.
3. When the entry is highlighted, press
ENTER
.
4. Highlight a subentry (e.g.,
Catatonic type ).
Type its first few letters or scroll to it.
5. Press
ENTER
to select it.
6. Press the Direction keys to read the text.
7. Press
BACK
to go back to the Index menu.
8. Press
CLEAR
when done.
✓Viewing Complete Menu Items
Some items such as chapter titles and index entries
may be too long to fit on a menu. To view the full
item, highlight it and then press
? *
.

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Searching for Words
You can search for words to find their matches, or oc-
currences, in the text. After searching, only chapters
and entries containing your search words are listed on
the Outline and Index menus.
1. Select
Word Search from the Search menu.
Or press
CLEAR
if Word Search is the default state
(see “Changing Settings”).
2. Type search words (e.g.,
panic attack ).
3. Press
ENTER
to search.
This is the Outline location of the first match.
4. Hold and repeatedly press the DN key to view
the Outline locations of the next matches.
To view the previous match location, hold and
press the UP key.
5. Press
ENTER
to view a match in the text.
Each matching word is boxed. If you entered more
than one search word, you may have to scroll down
to see the other boxed words in the match.
6. Press
MENU
to view the matches on the menus.
The numbers on the menus indicate the number of
matches, not the number of menu items listed.
7. Select an item from the Outline or Index menu.
8. Press
CLEAR
to clear your search.

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Searching for Words
✓If You Misspell a Search Word
Don’t worry. A list of corrections automatically ap-
pears after you enter the word. Then highlight a
correction and press
ENTER
to search for it.
✓Finding More Matches
After searching for words, you can find additional
matches by pressing
MORE
up to five times (or until
No more appears). Each time that you press
MORE
,
the previous matches are discarded and new
matches of synonyms and similar words are found.
✓Changing Your Searches
After searching for words, you can change your
search by selecting Change Search Query from the
Search menu. Then edit your search word(s).
✓Searching for Search Words
If you are not sure which form of a search word to
use, type an asterisk in place of the letters that
you’re not sure about (e.g.,
schizo ✻ ). To type an
asterisk, hold
SHIFT
and press
? *
.
Press
ENTER
to see possible completions. Then
select a word to search for its matches.

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Highlighting Search Words
You can also search for words by highlighting them in
the text. Follow these steps.
1. With the text in view, press
ENTER
.
Notice the highlight. You can turn it off by pressing
BACK
.
2. Press the arrow keys to highlight a word.
4. Press
ENTER
to search for it.
You can find more matches for your search word
now by pressing
MORE
(see “Finding More
Matches”).
5. Press
ENTER
to view a match in the text.
6. Press
CLEAR
when done.
✓Words Too Common to Search
Some short words, such as articles ( a , the , etc.)
and prepositions (
to , in , etc.) occur too often to
search for.

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Throughout the text, you will see icons for figures
(FIG), footnotes (FOOT), cross-references (XREF),
and bibliographic references (BIB).
1. When an icon is in view, hold and press
ENTER
.
Notice that the icon is highlighted. You can highlight
subsequent icons that are on screen by holding
and pressing
ENTER
again. You can also highlight
subsequent icons by pressing the arrow keys.
2. Press
ENTER
to view the item.
3. Use the Direction keys to read it.
4. Press
BACK
to go back to the highlighted icon.
✓About Cross-References
This digital book contains more than 5,000 cross-
references (XREF icons) that make finding related
information easy.After viewing a cross-reference,
you can go back to the highlighted XREF icon by
pressing
BACK
.
Figures, Footnotes & References

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Using Notes
Placing Notes
You can place notes in the text to mark important pas-
sages. The number of notes you can place depends
upon their lengths, but you can place only one note
per paragraph.
1. With the text in view, press
LIST
.
2. Press
ENTER
to select Add note .
3. Type a note of your own and press
ENTER
.
Or press
ENTER
to add the pre-entered note.
A NOTE icon marks its placement in the text.
Finding and Removing Notes
Once notes have been placed in the text, you can use
them as bookmarks to quickly find information. To re-
move a note, you must first find it in the text.
1. At any text, press
LIST
.
2. Highlight a note.
Type its first few letters or scroll to it.
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Using Notes
3. Press
ENTER
to view the NOTE icon in the text.
To view the content of the note, first hold and
press
ENTER
and then press
ENTER
. Press
BACK
to
go back to the text.
4. To remove the note, press
LIST
and then
press
ENTER
to select Remove note .
✓A Quick Way to Place Notes
Rather than using
LIST
, you can quickly place a
note in a paragraph by holding and pressing the
N key. Then press
ENTER
to place the pre-entered
note, or enter your own note.
✓Removing All Your Notes
You can remove all your notes at one time by reset-
ting the Digital Book System when this digital book
is installed. To learn how to reset the Digital Book
System, read “Using the Digital Book System.”
WARNING: Resetting the Digital Book System
erases information that you entered in an installed
digital book.Always remove other digital books be-
fore resetting your Digital Book System.

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Looking Up Words in Other Books
You can send words between this digital book and cer-
tain other digital books in order to look them up. For
example, you might see a term in another medical or
related digital book that you want to read about in this
digital book.
To send words between digital books, both books must
be able to send or receive words. To learn if they can,
read their User’s Manuals.
1. Install both books in your Digital Book System.
2. Press
CARD
and select the sending digital book.
3. Highlight a word in the sending digital book.
To learn how, read the appropriate section of its
User’s Manual.
4. Hold and press
CARD
.
5. Select the receiving digital book.
The word that you highlighted appears in the
initial screen of the receiving digital book.
6. Press
ENTER
to search for the word.
If a match is found for the word, you can view text
using the Direction keys.
7. To return to the sending digital book,
press
CARD
and then select its symbol.