Sharp EL-6190 User manual

SHARP.
ELECTRONIC ORGANIZER
| MODEL
MEMO
MASTER
ALARM
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EL-6190
OPERATION MANUAL

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EL-6190
LIMITED WARRANTY:
SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrants this product to the first consumer purchaser to be free from defective materials and
workmanship. Under this warranty the product will be repaired or replaced, at our option, without charge for parts or labor, with the
exception of batteries, when returned to a SHARP CONSUMER FACTORY SERVICE CENTER listed in the instruction booklet supplied
with your unit.
This warranty does not apply to any appearance items nor to any product whose exterior has been damaged or defaced, nor to any product
subjected to misuse, abnormal service or handling, nor to any products altered or repaired by other than a SHARP CONSUMER FACTORY
SERVICE CENTER. This warranty does not apply to any product purchased outside the United States, its territories, or possessions.
The period of this warranty covers one (1) year on parts and one (1) year on labor from date of purchase.
This warranty entities the first consumer purchaser to have the warranted parts and labor rendered at no cost for the period of the warranty
described above when the unit is carried or shipped, prepaid, to a SHARP CONSUMER FACTORY SERVICE CENTER together with
proof of purchase.
THIS SHALL BE THE EXCLUSIVE WRITTEN WARRANTY OF THE FIRST CONSUMER PURCHASER AND NEITHER THIS WAR-
RANTY NOR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, SHALL EXTEND BEYOND THE PERIOD OF THE TIME
LISTED ABOVE. IN NO EVENT SHALL SHARP BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL ECONOMIC DAMAGE OR CONSEQUEN-
TIAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW A LIMITATION ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY
LASTS OR AN EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY
TO YOU. IN ADDITIGN, THIS WARRANTY GIVES SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH
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NOTICE
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Sharp
strongly
.recommends
that
separate
permanent
written
records
be
kept
of
all
important
data.
Data
may
be
lost
or
altered
in
virtually
any
electronic
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
all
of
its
functions,
such
as
stolen
credit
card
numbers,
the
loss
of
or
alteration
of
stored
data,
etc.
e
Do
not
carry
the
EL-6190
in
the
pocket
of
your
slacks
or
trousers.
e
Do
not
drop
the
EL-6190
or
apply
excessive
force.
e
Do
not
subject
the
EL-6190
to
extreme
temperatures.
e
Clean
only
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
É
service
is
required,
use
only
a
SHARP
servicing
dealer,
SHARP
approved
o
facility,
or
SHARP
repair
service
where
available.

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Contents
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Page
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Using
the
EL-6190
for
the
First
Time
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Abnormal
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the
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Changing
Operation
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Turning
the
Key
Touch
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Mode
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Specifications.
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Using the EL-6190 for the First Time
Be sure to perform the following operation before using the EL-6190 for the first time.
[1] Pull out the insulation sheet. (Fig. 1)
(This sheet was inserted at the factory to prevent
battery wear. Operation of the EL-6190 begins when it
is pulled out.)
Press IĊ-CE) to turn the power on.
Press the RESET switch on the back. (Fig. 2)
[4] Press ISHIFTIJENTERJ.
[5] Set the date and time of the clock. (Refer to page 9.)
When Abnormal Conditions Cause a Malfunction
If the EL-6190 is subjected to strong, extraneous electrical noises or shocks during use, an
abnormal condition may occur in which no keys (including [ECE] ) will respond. If this
happens, press the RESET switch on the back of the EL-6190 and any key other than
SHIFT] [ENTER].
If an error occurs internally, “DATA PROBLEM” and "PRESS. RESET!” are displayed
alternately. Clear all memory by performing steps and above.
. The above operation may clear ail memory and reset the clock.

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BACK
O CLOCK SET

@ Search keys © Option port
Q Cursor movement keys Q RESET switch (on the back)
O Keypad O CLOCK SET switch (on the back)
In this manual, the keys are represented by symbols, for example:
M+ [—— IMI: Indicates the memory plus key.
| R
© LÀ CR] : Indicates the alphabetic “R” key.
DIT! : Indicates the Edit mode key.
[Ep —— — ? EDIT| i
Lm cx e or [v] : Indicates the cursor down key.
Press the CLOCK SET and RESET switches with a ball-point pen or similar object. Do not
use an object with a breakable or sharp tip.

2 Display Symbols
A : Alphabetic characters, non-English characters, commas (,), dots{.), numbers, '—' and
space can be entered in the name and remark entries.
Be : Secret listings can be accessed.
x? : The schedule alarm will sound.
bor : The daily alarm will sound.
AM : The displayed time is morning.
PM : The displayed time is afternoon.
T : More information exists above the current display. (Press | A |.)
$ : More information exists below the current display. (Press | v |J)
kk — : Indicates the recalled listing is secret.
SHF : indicates |SHIFT| has been pressed.
The function or character represented on the blue parts of the keypad can be used
next. [SHIFT] also has to be pressed to enter the function for | — |.
€ At times, "»j "A A REC and “D” may appear faintiv on the display. This, how-
ever, will not affect the operation of the EL-6190.

3
Movingthe
Cursor
l
The
cursor
can
be
moved
by
|
»
"
|
4
|
[A]
or
[Vv
:
——à-——
| > | : Moves the cursor to the right.
| 4 | : Moves the cursor to the left.
"A | : Moves the cursor to the leftmost column of the upper line.
“Ww
|
:
Moves
the
cursor
to
the
leftmost
column
of
the
lower
line.
e Hold I» | or [ 4 | for rapid movement.
4 Changing Operation Modes
The
EL-6190
is
equipped
with
four
operation
modes:
clock,
telephone,
schedule,
and
cal-
culator.
e
Press
MODE)
until
the
desired
mode
or
file
is
displayed.
The
mode
or
file
is
displayed
in
the
following
order:
|
TEL
1
TEL
2
>
TEL
3
>
Schedule
>
Calculator
>
TEL
1
—
----
(Pressing
[SHIFT]
MODEJdisplavs
the
mode
or
file
in
reverse
order.)

The mode changes in the following order:
B
TEL
1:
NAME?
L-iMoneje
B
TEL
2:
NAME?
MODE}!
B
TEL
3:
NAME?
a Teleph d
MODE { elepnone mo e)
Low
Ir (Calculator mode) (Schedule mode)
MODE
ý
i
MF
[VILA
(Clock de) oe "E DAY
SNO
i
[CLOCK]
(Press
|CLOCK
to
select
the clock mode.)
e The mode used last is entered when the power is turned on again.

5 Turningthe Key Touch Tone On and Off
The
key
touch
tone
is
turned
on
and
off
by
pressing
|
[DS
j
when
the
EL-6190
is
in
the
calculator
mode.
If
the
tone
is
turned
on,
P
wili
be
displayed
in
the
calculator
mode.
6 Clock Mode (Daily Alarm)
The following two screens are displaved in the clock mode:
e
Time
Screen
e
Dailv
Alarm
Screen
Dav of indicates whether the
Date the week dailv alarm is ON or OFF,
EW
MI
jp
a
a
me
ALARM OFF
*— -—|CLOCK ——
0:00
aliii. ‘every time
Daily alarm setting time

1. Setting the time
The time and date are set at the same time.
Example:
Setting
the
date
and
time
to
September
10th,
1990,
and
10:05
AM
Press
|CLOCK|
to
display
the
time
screen.
NS
Daté
pc
ja
Press the CLOCK SET switch on the back.
pressed. AM or PM is displayed for the 12-hour clock.
(The 12-hour clock is set here.)
[4] Enter the hours and minutes, respectively. *1
(1]1[0][0]|5 |) AM)
(Enter two digits each for the hours and minutes.)
e
|f
the
cursor
is
moved
when
making
entry,
the
second
digits
will
be
set
to
"00".

[5] Enter the year, month, and date, respectively.
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Use
mA
to
move
to
the
month,
since
there
is
10:05
00M
no need to change the vear (1990 is alreadv shown).
(Enter two digits each for the month and date.)
The clock begins to count the seconds. x2
eif
an
impossible
year,
month,
date,
or
time
is
entered,
“ERROR!”
will
be
displaved
momentarily
when|ENTER
is
pressed.
Enter
the
proper
time and
press|ENTER|again.
*1: Time can be entered either by the 12-hour or 24-hour clock, regardless of the clock
system set in step ;
*2: The day of the week is displayed as the seconds begin to count. The EL-6190 auto-
matically determines the proper day of the week when the year, month, and date are
set. The built-in calendar extends between January 1st, 1901, and December 31st,
2099.
10

11
2. Checking the year
Press
(CALENDAR
to
display
the
year
when
the
time
screen
is
displayed.
Press
[CALENDAR
to return to the original display.
3. Correction
Resetting the time
Press [CLOCK] to display the time screen.
Press the CLOCK SET switch on the back.
Press
ea
_{
<4],
[A]
or
|
V
|
to
move
the
cursor
over
the
number
to
be
cor-
rected.
This
number
then
flashes.
e
|f
the
cursor
is
moved
when
marking
entry,
the
second
digits
will
be
set
to
"O0".
[4] Enter the correct number.
[5| Press [ENTER].
4.
Switching
the
12-24
hour
clock
á
Press ICLOCK! to display the time screen.
Press the CLOCK SET switch on the back. ,
Press
124924].
The
clock
system
switches
between
the
12-hour
and
24-hour
clocks
every
time
124924.
is
pressed.
[4] Press ENTER).

5. Daily alarm
When
the
clock
reaches
the
set
time,
it
beeps
for
one
minute.
(1) Setting the daily alarm time
Press'CLOCKito display the daily alarm screen.
Press the CLOCK SET switch on the back.
Enter the time.
[4] Press [ENTER].
The
daily
alarm
time
is
set.
The
daily
alarm
is
also
automatically
switched
on.
e
The
clock
system
for
the
daily
alarm
time
is
the
same
as
that
being
used
for
the
clock.
[5]
Press
CLOCKI
after
setting
is
completed.
The
time
screen
will
be
displayed
again.
(2) Turning the daily alarm on and off
The daily alarm will sound when be is displayed.
hc
is
displayed
or
cleared
every
time
|
hc
|
is
pressed
whiie
the
daily
alarm
screen
is
dis-
played.
(3) Changing the daily alarm time
The
daily
alarm
time
is
changed
by
setting
a
new
time.
(Refer
to
“(1)
Setting
the
daily
alarm
time'.)
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7 Entering Characters
1. Entering alphabetic characters, commas (,) and dots (.)
Alphabetic characters, commas and dots can be entered in name and remark entries when
[Y is displayed.
2. Entering non-English characters
Non-English characters can be entered in name and remark entries when Al is displayed.
Non-English characters are entered by pressing an accent key foliowed by a vowel key.
Press [A |, [E |, [ 1 j, [O Jor [ U J.
The following non-English characters can be entered:
A,E, 1,0, U, A, E, , O, U, A, E, 1,0, U, A, E, 1, O, U.
* Ç, N, B can also be entered by pressing [SHIFT|| € |.
3. Entering numbers
Press | Q | to | 9 | to enter numbers.
4. Entering “—”, or a space
Press
[SHIFT]
|
—
|
or
[SPACE
|
13 e To enter '—' in the number entry, pressing ISHIFT| can be omitted. |
—
SHIFTI Ñ ., ISHIFTI 8 |.

8 Telephone Mode
In the telephone mode, a listing consists of three entries: name, number and remark. The
maximum number and type of characters that can be entered is as follows:
No. of
ispl T f characte
|o] omm S ES
Name BIELJ NAME? 12
entry characters
Number NUMBER? 96 digits
entry ma (8 lines)
Remark 10
entrv characters
*.
>
"TEL2:NAME?"
or
"TEL3:NAME?"
is
displayed
when
TEL2
or
TEL3
is
selected,
respectively.
Alphabetic characters, non-
English characters, comma,
dot, numbers, —, space
Numbers, —, space
Alphabetic characters, non-
English characters, comma,
dot, numbers, —, space
B(REMARK?
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1. Storinga Telephone Listing
Example 1:
Store
the
following
listing
in
the
TEL1
file:
“EDWARDS
BOB"
for
name,
“201-265-5600”
for number and "ABC CO." for remark.
Press IMODEJ to select the TEL file.
(To store the entry in the TEL2 or TELS file,
select
the
TEL2
or
TEL3
file
by
pressing
[MODE | .)
Enter the name.
[EI[DIwI]AJRIDJIS.
ISPACE| B || O || B |
Press IENTERI (or | v y
(The
cursor
moves
to
the
number
entry.)
NUMBER?
e
Also,
when
12
characters
are
entered
in
the
B
name entry, the cursor will move to the
number entry.
BTEL1: NAME?
BEDWARDS BOB.

[4] Enter the phone number.
[2 0011 |= [2] 6 115.
[=-]JLs] e |Lo jlo |
Press [ENTERI.
(The
cursor
moves
to
the
remark
entry.)
[6] Enter the company name.
| A || B || C jispacejf C ]| O |
[- |
Press IENTER| i
The
name
and
phone
number
will
be
displayed
temporarily,
then
the
next
entry
prompt
will
be displayed.
The
telephone
listing
is
now
stored.
e
Skip
step
[6]
if
nothing
is
to
be
entered
in
the
remark
entry.
16

17
2. Recalling Telephone Listings
Telephone
listings
stored
in
the
telephone
mode
are
internally
sorted
according
to
the
first
character
in
the
name
entry
in
the
following
order:
Space,
'',",
"
—",
numbers,
alphabetic
characters.
5
*
:
Non-
English
characters
are
sorted
in
the
following
order:
English
character,
7007,
'**
"
"."
"^".
(Examples:
A>
AS
AS
Á—AÀ,
C>Ç>D,
N>N>0,
S587)
*
Each
time
[REMARK|
is
pressed,
the
name
and
remark
entries
are
displayed
alternately.
Before
recalling
listings,
press
IMODEJ
to
select
the
desired
file
(TEL1,
TEL2
or
TEL3).
(1) Sequential search
Press
|
v
|
or
“A
|.
Hold
down
these
keys
for
rapid
recall.
lv
s
Recalls
listings
in
forward
order.
EHE
Recalls
listings
in
reverse
order.
(2) Recalling listings by first name character(s)
Enter the first character(s) in the name entry.
Press | v | (or | ^ JI.
Listings that begin with the entered characters are recalled.