Sharp EL-6090 User manual

EL-6090
ENGLISH...
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NOTICE
SHARP strongly recommends that separate
permanent written records be kept of all
important data. Data may be lost or altered
in virtually any electric memory product
under certain circumstances. Therefore,
SHARP assumes no responsibility for data
lost
or
otherwise
rendered
unusable
whether
as
a
result
of
improper
use,
repairs,
defects,
battery replacement, use after the specified
battery
life
has
expired,
or
any
other
cause.
SHARP
assumes
no
responsibility,
directly
or
indirectly,
for
financial
losses
or
claims
from third persons resulting from the use of
this product and any of its functions, the
loss of or alternation of stored data, etc.
The information provided in this manual is
subject to change without notice.
CAUTIONS
Do not carry the Organizer in the back
pocket of slacks or trousers.
Do not drop the Organizer or apply exces-
sive force to it.
Do not subject the Organizer to extreme
temperatures.
Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
Use
only
a
SHARP
approved
service
facility.

Part
Names
a.
E3
Display
SyMbOIS
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E4
Using
the
Organizer
for
the
First
Time
E4
When
Abnormal
Conditions
Cause
a
Malfunction
E5
Entering
Characters
a..
E6
Making
Corrections
v.
E6
Mode
Selection
„l.a.
E7
Clock
1066...
E7
1.
Setting/Changing
the
Date
and
Time
.......
E7
2.
Checking
the
Date
and
06
EQ
3.
Daily
Alarm
యు
EQ
Telephone
Mode
l..
E10
1.
Storing
Telephone
Listings
....................
E10
2.
Recalling
Telephone
Listings.................
E13
3.
Editing
Telephone
Listings
౨౨
E15
4.
Deleting
Telephone
Listings
..................
E16
Schedule
1066...
E17
t.
Storing
Schedule
Listings
యి
E18
2.
Recalling
Schedule
Listings
౨...
E19
3.
Editing
Schedule
Listings
౨౨౨
E21
4.
Alarms
for
Schedule
Mode
....................
E21
S.
Deleting
Schedule
Listings
.....................
E22
Calculator
066...
E23
CaICulation
a
E23

Currency/Unit
Conversion
.................
E25
1
Setting
a
Rate
౨౨౨౨౨౨౨౨౨౦
E26
2.
Changing
the
Unit
Name
„~...
E28
Memory
Storage.........cccccscereeeeeeeeen
E29
Turning the Key Touch Tone
Omand
ON
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mo
A
E30
Secret
Function
...........sssserererereeeresnene
E31
1.
Password
౧6౩15౪8600...
E31
2.
Turning
the
Secret
Function
On
and
Off
....
E32
3.
Designating
Listings
as
Secret..............
E33
4.
Changing
Secret
Listings
to
Non-Secret
...
E34
5,
Changing
the
Password
౨.౨౨౨౨౨౨
E35
6.
Deleting
the
Password
and
Secret
Listings
..
E35
Replacing
Batteries
..........--:
cee
E36
1)
Precautions
o
detwcihoctn
tant
atcgentiones
E36
2.
Battery
Replacement
.........
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E37
Specifications
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@ RESET switch
@ Cursor movement keys
@ MODE keys
@ Power OFF key
6) Power ON/Clear/Clear entry key
© SEARCH keys
The following notations are used for key
operations.
(a) es : Clear memory
Q : Letter "Q"
గ్ర pe andi): Symbol ny"
1 : Number "1"
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The blue colored keys are operated by
pressing and appropriate key.
Display Symbols
$~ : Secret listings can be accessed.
=
:
More
information
exists
in
the
direction
శశీ indicated by the symbol. (Press (4),
(>), t7, or గ్రా to display the
information).
x:
Indicates
that
the
recalled
listing
is
secret.
2nd:
Indicates
that
has
been
pressed.
e
inthis
manual,
only
the
symbols
necessary
for
explanation
will
be
shown.
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Be sure to perform the following operations
before
using
the
Organizer
for
the
first
time.
1. Pull out the insulation sheet.
e This sheet was inserted at the factory to
prevent battery wear. The Organizer begins
operating when it is pulled out.
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2. Press the RESET switch twice.
e Press the RESET switch
with a ball-point pen or
similar object.
Do not use an object with
a breakable or sharp tip.
3. Press (ENT).
e The Telephone mode entry prompt will
appear to allow you to enter a telephone
listing.
TEL1:NAME?
When Abnormal Conditions
Cause a Malfunction
If the Organizer is subjected to strong,
extraneous electrical noises or shocks during
use, an abnormal condition may occur in
which no keys (including ee } will respond. If
this happens, press the RESET switch on the
left side.
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If an error occurs internally, "DATA PROBLEM”
and “PRESS RESET!” are displayed alter-
nately. Clear all memories by performing the
above steps.
SAPNA ate eh రం వడ లంట లం లర వత, లిం లం లవ.
1. Entering Numbers and Letters
Press the desired number or letter key.
2. Entering Symbols
A total of 10 symbols, —>, +, (,), *, #,:, $, ¥
and £, can be entered. To enter the symbol,
press and then the desired symbol key.
Making Corrections
Move the cursor to the number or letter to be
corrected. Enter the correct number or letter to
replace the previous one.
Cursor
The cursor (_ or W) indicates the position for
entry of a character or a number. Move the
cursor with (>) (4) uJ or గ.
= Inserting characters
Each time (INS) are pressed, a space is
inserted at the cursor position to allow you to
enter a character.

e Deleting characters
Press
to
delete
the
character
at
the
Cursor position.
To
select
Telephone,
Schedule,
Calculator,
or
Conversion
mode,
press
until
the
desired
mode
appears.
The
mode
will
change
in
the
order:
Telephone
1
-
Telephone
2
>
Schedule
-
Calculator
-
Conversion
>
Telephone
1...
every
time
you
press
(MODE).
Pressing
will
change
in
the
reverse
order.
To
select
Clock
mode,
press
(LOCK),
1.
Setting
/
Changing
the
Date
and Time
Example:
Set
the
date
and
time
to
February
10th,
1997,
10:08 PM.
1.
Press
to
display
the
time
screen.
1- 1 MON
0:05 35
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. Press EDIT) .
The cursor starts to flash.
1996 1-1
-9:05 38
. Press \a] to move the cursor to the upper
line and enter the date.
19970210
e Enter the year and two digits each for
month and date. Seconds are reset to 00.
e To change only the time (not year, month,
or date), this step can be omitted.
. Press to select the 12-hour or 24-
hour clock.
The display switches between them every
time is pressed. “AM” or “PM” is
displayed for the 12-hour clock. For this
example, set the 12-hour clock.
. Enter the hour and minute.
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e Enter two digits each for both hour
and minutes.
. Press (ENT). The clock begins to count the
seconds.
e The built-in calendar extends from
January 1st, 1901, to December 31st,
2099.
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