Sony DPT-S1 User manual

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© 2014 Sony Corporation
Digital Paper System
User Guide
DPT-S1

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Table of Contents
Getting Started
New Features and Functions .......................... 4
New Functions from Ver.1.3....................... 4
Main Function Improvements
from Ver.1.3 ............................................ 5
Welcome!........................................................ 5
Features of the Digital Paper device ......... 5
About this User Guide................................ 6
Digital Paper Device Features and
Functions ................................................ 6
Battery ............................................................. 7
Charging the Digital Paper Device ............. 7
Maximizing Battery Life ............................. 9
Power On/Off ................................................. 9
Turning the Power On/Off......................... 9
Parts and Controls ......................................... 11
Overview .................................................... 11
Buttons...................................................... 12
Stylus ......................................................... 12
microSD Card Slot ..................................... 13
Digital Paper Device Security ................... 13
Basic Operations
Touchscreen Operations ............................... 15
[Home] Screen ............................................... 16
[Home] Screen and Applications.............. 16
On-Screen Keyboard ..................................... 19
Adding/Getting Content
Adding Content ............................................ 20
Transferring Documents.......................... 20
Browsing Document Lists
Document Lists.............................................. 22
Browsing Document List Pages................ 22
Browsing in Document View and Folder
View ....................................................... 22
Finding a Document with a Keyword ....... 23
Tools.......................................................... 23
Using Menu Items..................................... 23
Option Menu ................................................. 24
Displaying an Option Menu..................... 24
Deleting Multiple Items at One Time ....... 25
Reading
Reading Documents...................................... 26
Opening a Document .............................. 26
Opening Multiple Documents
Simultaneously..................................... 26
Navigating Pages...................................... 27
Using the Page Control Box..................... 28
Viewing Four/Nine Pages........................ 28
Zooming in the Display............................ 29
Operating Tabs ........................................ 29
Adding a Bookmark ................................. 30
Searching Pages by Keyword ................... 31
Using Menu Items..................................... 31
Using the [Workspace] Application............... 32
Registering a Workspace.......................... 32
Opening/Deleting/Renaming a
Workspace............................................. 32
Writing
Annotating the document............................. 33
Using the Toolbar...................................... 33
Handwriting a Note on a Page ................ 34
Highlighting Words on a Page ................ 34
Using the Eraser ........................................ 35
Undoing/Redoing the Previous
Operation ............................................. 36
Disabling Gestures................................... 36
Adding a Sticky Note (Handwriting)........ 36
Adding a Sticky Note (Text) to a Page...... 37
Searching Annotations in a Document ... 38
Preventing Other People from Deleting
Annotations.......................................... 39
Pen Button Settings ................................. 39
Adjusting the Position of the Stylus Tip .. 40
Pen Grip Style........................................... 40
Using PDF Form........................................ 40

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Using the [Note] Application ......................... 41
Creating a Note ......................................... 41
Inserting New Page.................................. 42
Selecting Note Template ......................... 42
Adding Note Template ............................ 42
Network
Setting up a Wi-Fi® Network......................... 43
Preparing to Set Up a Wi-Fi
Connection ........................................... 43
Selecting a Connection Type................... 43
Using the Network Drive .............................. 48
Setting the Network Drive ....................... 48
Synchronizing the Digital Paper Device with
the Network Drive ................................ 49
Opening a Synchronized Document in the
Digital Paper Device............................. 50
Deleting a Synchronized Document ....... 50
Transferring a Document from the Digital
Paper Device to the Network Drive ...... 51
Using Menu Items..................................... 52
Browser ......................................................... 53
Browsing the Web .................................... 53
Zooming in on the Web............................ 53
Downloading............................................. 53
Using Multiple Windows.......................... 54
Bookmarks and History............................ 54
Browser Settings ....................................... 55
Using Menu Items.................................... 56
Settings
Changing the Settings ................................... 57
Changing the Settings .............................. 57
General Setting ......................................... 57
Wireless Network Settings........................ 57
Server Settings .......................................... 57
Application Preferences .......................... 58
Date & Time Settings ............................... 58
System Management............................... 58
Initialization.............................................. 59
About........................................................ 59
Device Shutdown ..................................... 59
Other Information
Troubleshooting........................................... 60
Troubleshooting Tips............................... 60
Re-attaching the stylus holder................ 60
Replacing the Tip ..................................... 60
Digital Paper Device.................................. 61
Wireless Connectivity............................... 62
Reading Documents ................................ 63
Connecting to Your Computer ................ 63
microSD Card ........................................... 64
Precautions................................................... 64
Safety Information ................................... 64
Applications on the
Digital Paper Device............................. 66
Notes on microSD Cards........................... 67
Legal Notice.................................................. 69
Legal Notice ............................................. 69
Appendix ....................................................... 70
Specifications ........................................... 70
Supported File Types ................................ 71
System Requirements............................... 71
Limited Warranty and Service ....................... 72
Limited Warranty ...................................... 72
Service ....................................................... 72

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New Features and
Functions
New Functions from Ver.1.3
In Ver.1.3, the functions below are added.
Toolbar
You can display the toolbar at all times outside the
document (page 27).
The toolbar is displayed at the left side of the screen
by default. Some people may find it more convenient
to display the toolbar at the right side of the screen
(page 58).
You can tap [Hide Toolbar] to hide the toolbar while
you concentrate on reading (page 26).
Switching Eraser mode with stylus button
You can press the stylus button to switch the Eraser
mode (page 35).
Handwriting while zoomed in
You can handwrite while the display is zoomed in
(page 29).
Undo/redo function
The undo/redo icons are added on the toolbar. You
can undo/redo the previous operation such as
handwriting or erasing (page 34).
Disabling Gestures
This function prevents you from accidentally turning
pages, zooming in, etc., by touching the screen with
your sleeve or hand while handwriting (page 36).
Creating notes within folders
You can create a new note by tapping [Create new
note under current folder] in the document folder
view (page 41).
Inserting/adding/deleting pages
You can insert a new page or delete the current page
(page 42).
Selecting note template
You can select a template or use your favorite PDF file
as a template (page 42).
Preventing other people from deleting
annotations
You can prevent annotations (writing, sticky notes,
highlighting, bookmarks, etc.) from being edited or
deleted by another person (page 39).
Duplicating a file
You can duplicate a file on the document or note list
screen (page 24).
Creating/deleting a folder
You can create/delete a folder (page 23, 24).
Tab list
When tapping the tab list icon on the toolbar, you can
display the tab list in the open document (page 30).
Strengthening the device lock password
You can enter between 1 and 20 alphanumeric
characters and symbols as your device lock password
(page 13).
Internal memory encryption
You can secure your content further by choosing to
encrypt the internal memory. When internal memory
encryption is enabled, you must enter your memory
encryption password when powering on the device
(page 14).
PDF form support
You can enter data into PDF forms using various form
elements (page 40).
Getting Started

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Main Function Improvements from
Ver.1.3
Navigating pages
The page navigation icons and the page indicator are
displayed on the toolbar. You can move to another
page easily (page 27).
Orientation
When tapping the orientation icon, you can rotate the
screen easily (page 27).
Improvement of the red pen display
Lines are immediately displayed in gray after being
drawn with the red pen (page 34).
Displaying the remaining battery
When the charge/battery status icon turns into , a
screen indicating that the battery level is too low
appears (page 8).
Welcome!
Features of the Digital Paper device
Wide, slim and lightweight e-paper screen
The flexible e-paper screen provides a large A4-size
yet lightweight display.
Supplied dedicated stylus for small letter writing
The electromagnetic induction-type stylus enables
easy writing of small characters.
Hybrid touchscreen for writing with your finger or
supplied stylus
The optical and electromagnetic induction
touchscreen allows you to flip through pages or
operate menus with a finger, as well as write
characters or draw pictures with the supplied stylus.
Carry thousands of personal documents anywhere
you go
You can carry a large amount of original document
(PDF) file data transferred from a computer to the
Digital Paper device.
The internal memory of the Digital Paper device can
store about 2,800 files*. The Digital Paper device
supports microSD memory cards of up to 32 GB to
further increase data storage capacity.
Writing/drawing like that of a digital notebook
You can use the supplied stylus to hand write notes
or draw pictures with fine lines in a document. You
can also highlight words and add bookmarks, sticky
notes (handwriting) or sticky notes (text). You can
select a folder and template when creating a new
note.
Digital Paper device lock
You can lock the Digital Paper device with a
password of up to 20 alphanumeric characters.
Documents cannot be read without inputting the
device lock password, even if the Digital Paper
device is turned on.

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High speed visual search by changing page view
By displaying 4 or 9 pages in one screen, you can
search through many pages visually at high speed.
Sticky notes (text)/sticky notes (handwriting)
appear as icons on a page.
Moreover, by moving your finger in the direction to
turn a page, then holding it, you can flip pages at
high speed.
Easy file transfer between the Digital Paper device
and a computer via USB connection
By connecting the Digital Paper device to your
computer with a USB cable, you can transfer files
easily. Annotations and sticky notes on the Digital
Paper device are embedded in a PDF file, and can be
read and edited on your computer.
Synchronization with a network drive via Wi-Fi
connection
You can access a specific network drive, and then
synchronize documents on the Digital Paper device
with documents on the network drive.
* Based on 1 MB one file
About this User Guide
Please read the Quick Start Guide in this package and
the Basic Operation Guide in the Digital Paper device
to help you get started.
This User Guide describes key features of your Digital
Paper device.
Note
Screenshots in the User Guide may depict screens
different from the device.
Names of persons and documents in this guide are
provided as examples only, and do not in any way
represent any specific person or existing document.
Searching for a specific topic in this User
Guide
Use the [Table of Contents] feature of your Digital
Paper device to search for topics, and then tap a topic
to jump to it.
While viewing this User Guide on your device, press
the (Menu) button tap [Table of Contents] to
view the Table of Contents.
Jumping to a linked section in this User
Guide
Tap the link to a chapter or section indicated with a
dotted under line to open the page.
To return to the page you were previously viewing,
tap [Go Back to Previous Page] in the page control box
(page 28).
Digital Paper Device Features and
Functions
Transferring documents
You can transfer documents to the Digital Paper
device from your computer (page 20).
Useful features
Resize
Change the page view mode (page 28)
1 Pinch in 1/4 page view
2 Pinches in 1/9 page view
This mode can be useful for quickly checking page
annotations.
Zoom in the display (page 29)
When you pinch out the document (default view),
the document is zoomed in. Pinching in returns to
the default view.
Tab operation (page 29)
Annotation
Add bookmarks (page 30)
Handwrite notes on a page (page 34)
You can select fine/bold or color for lines.
Highlight words (page 34)
Sticky note (text) (page 37)
Sticky note (handwriting) (page 36)
Search
Search for text in a document by keyword (page 31)
Search annotations (page 38)
Search for a document by keyword (page 23)
Jump to pages (page 6)

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Workspace (page 32)
You can register the current tab status as a
Workspace, which allows you to resume your work at
any time.
Note (page 41)
You can create a new note in any folder on the Digital
Paper device. You can also use your favorite PDF file
as a template.
Network
Use the Network Drive (page 48)
Use the Web browser for internet access
(page 53)
Battery
Charging the Digital Paper Device
The charge/battery status icon at the right side of the
status bar shows the battery level (page 8).
When the battery level becomes low, select either
one of the methods below to charge the device.
Micro USB connector
Charge indicator
Charging via an AC outlet
1Connect one end of the supplied USB cable to the
micro USB connector of your device, and the
other end to the AC adapter.
2Connect the AC adapter to an AC outlet.
The icon turns into and the Charge indicator
will light up red while charging. When charging is
complete, the icon turns into and the
indicator turns off.
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AC outlet
AC adapter

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Note
If the room is too hot or cold, disconnect the USB
cable from the device, adjust room temperature
accordingly, then reconnect the USB cable to charge
the device.
If the room is too hot or cold, adjust room
temperature accordingly, then reconnect the USB
cable and charge the device.
Tip
It will take approximately 2.5 hours to fully charge
via AC Adapter.
Charging via your computer
1Power on your computer.
2Connect the Digital Paper device to your
computer with the supplied USB cable.
The icon turns into and the Charge indicator
will light up red while charging. When charging is
complete, the icon turns into and the
indicator turns off.
3When charging is complete, disconnect the USB
cable from the device and your computer.
Note
Your computer must be turned on to charge the
Digital Paper device.
The device will not be charged if your computer
enters sleep mode, standby mode or hibernation.
Keep your computer turned on with a stable and
continuous power supply while charging the
device.
The (Power) button cannot be used when the
device is connected to your computer.
Tip
It will take approximately 3.5 hours to fully charge
via a computer.
The Charge indicator may blink red 3 times if the
(Power) button is pressed when the remaining
battery is very low. In this case, it may take up to 5
minutes before the Digital Paper device turns on
automatically.
Charge/Battery status icon
The charge/battery status icon shows the charging
status or remaining battery level.
Note
When the charge/battery status icon turns into ,
a screen indicating that the battery level is too low
appears. In this case, tap [OK] and charge the
device.
When the charge/battery status icon turns into ,
an edited document is saved and becomes read-
only. Then a screen indicating that editing cannot
be done appears. In this case, tap [OK] and charge
the device.
Number Description
Four bars in the battery icon indicate a fully
charged or almost-fully charged battery.
The number of bars decreases with the
battery’s charge. Zero bars indicate that the
battery has almost no remaining charge.
The battery is fully charged.
The battery is charging.

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Maximizing Battery Life
When the Digital Paper device is not in use, power
it off completely.
Do not leave the device with the battery depleted
for a prolonged period of time. Battery capacity
may decrease.
Use and store the device within the recommended
temperature range of 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F).
Turn off the Wi-Fi function when no wireless
communication is necessary.
Turn on [Wireless Standby].
Set [Auto Sync] to Off so as not to synchronize the
Digital Paper device and network drive.
Battery life decreases in the following
cases
Wi-Fi communications
Displaying the [Wi-Fi Settings] screen continuously
Displaying graphic-intensive documents or Web
sites
Displaying a document in a microSD card
Frequent insertion and removal of a microSD card
Loading a large volume of content stored on a
microSD card
Annotations and keyword searches
Frequent handwriting
Setting [Wireless Standby] to Off
Setting [Auto Sync] to On
Power On/Off
Turning the Power On/Off
(Power) button
Charge indicator
Turning on the power
1Press the (Power) button.
If the Charge indicator blinks red 3 times, the
battery is depleted.
Connect the Digital Paper device to the supplied
AC adapter or to your computer via the supplied
USB cable to charge the device.
Turning off the power (Shutdown)
1Press and hold the (Power) button for about 3
seconds.
2Tap [Yes] to turn off the Digital Paper device.
Turning it off reduces battery consumption more
than the sleep mode. It is recommended to turn
off the device when you do not use it for a
prolonged period of time.
The same operation can be done via [Settings].
1Press the (Home) button tap [Settings] 
[Device Shutdown] [Yes].
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Sleep mode
To extend battery life and prevent unintentional
operation of the touchscreen, set the Digital Paper
device to sleep mode by pressing the (Power)
button. The standby screen appears.
To wake the device, press the (Power) button again.
Automatic power-saving
The Digital Paper device will enter sleep mode after 1
hour of inactivity. After 3 days in sleep mode, it will
turn off (shut down) automatically. The automatic
power-saving cannot be turned off.

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Parts and Controls
Overview
This section describes the parts and controls of the Digital Paper device.
Touchscreen
Stylus holder
(Back) button
(Home) button
(Menu) button
Charge indicator
(Power) button
Micro USB connector
RESET button
microSD card slot

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Supplied accessories
AC adapter × 1
USB cable × 1
Stylus × 1
Sleeve case × 1
Replacement tips*
Tip puller × 1
* For more details on the replacement tip, refer to the
Quick Start Guide.
Buttons
(Power)
Turns the device on/off, and sets it to sleep mode
(page 9).
(Home)
Displays the [Home] screen.
(Back)
Returns to the previous screen, or returns to the
document list from a document.
(Menu)
Displays the available option items for each
application.
Stylus
The supplied stylus enables you to handwrite notes,
highlight and annotate on the touchscreen.
While pressing the stylus button, trace text or
highlight to erase from the touchscreen.*
* You can change the pen button settings in the
settings menu (page 39).
Note
Use only the supplied stylus. Use of another stylus
will cause incorrect operation.
When the stylus is not in use, place it in the stylus
holder of the Digital Paper device. If the tip of the
stylus is continually pressed, it may not function
properly or may be damaged.

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microSD Card Slot
The microSD card slot is located on the back of the
device. Hold the microSD card with the contacts
facing down and the arrow pointing toward the
microSD card slot, and then insert it until it clicks into
place. The access indicator lights up in orange while
the device is accessing the microSD card.
Close the slot cover when using a microSD card.
To format a microSD card, see page 59.
Note
Do not remove the microSD card while the access
indicator is lit.
To remove a microSD card, push it in once, then
slide it out slowly with your finger.
microSD access indicator
Slot cover
Digital Paper Device Security
You can lock the Digital Paper device or enable
internal memory encryption for security.
Note
Sony recommends that you make a note of your
passwords.
Sony recommends that you use passwords that
have a mix of 6 or more letters and numbers.
Do not create passwords that other people could
easily guess. Change your passwords periodically.
Locking the Digital Paper Device
You can help prevent others from viewing data in the
device by locking it.
1Press the (Home) button and tap [Settings].
2Tap [System Management] [Device Lock] 
[Device Lock] [Enable] [OK].
3Enter your device lock password.
You can enter between 1 and 20 alphanumeric
characters and symbols as your device lock
password.
4Enter the password again to confirm and tap
[OK].
When the device lock is on, the password entry
screen is displayed after the device is turned on or
when the Digital Paper device is woken from sleep
mode.
Enter your password and tap [OK] to release the
device lock.
Note
If you forget your password, contact the Sony
Support Center to unlock your device. Please note
that this may result in loss of your content.

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Internal Memory Encryption
You may secure your content further by choosing to
encrypt the internal memory. After internal memory
encryption is enabled, you must enter your memory
encryption password when powering on the device.
When you enable device encryption, the internal
memory will be formatted. If there is any content in
memory it will be deleted. Before memory encryption
is enabled, make sure to back up all the data to a
computer via USB.
1Press the (Home) button and tap [Settings].
2Tap [System Management] [Internal Memory
Encryption] [Internal Memory Encryption] 
[Enable] [OK].
The device restarts.
3Enter your password.
You can enter between 6 and 20 alphanumeric
characters and symbols as your memory
encryption password.
4Enter the password again to confirm and tap
[OK].
Note
Memory encryption results in 300 MB less available
space in the internal memory.
You cannot encrypt a microSD Card.
If you forget your password, contact the Sony
Support Center. In order to disable the internal
memory encryption, all content on the device will
be deleted and cannot be recovered.
Tip
When device lock and internal memory encryption
are enabled, you must enter both your password for
internal memory encryption as well as your device
lock password upon startup.

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Touchscreen Operations
The touchscreen recognizes the following gestures.
You can also use the supplied stylus for more precise
touchscreen operation.
Operation with the stylus makes it easier to select
small items or specific areas of text.
Tap
Tap an icon, a button or a menu item and raise your
finger quickly to select or perform an action.
Tap and hold
Tap and hold your finger to select a word and display
a pop-up menu for available operations.
You can also tap and hold your finger to open option
items in document lists.
Swipe
Slide your finger gently and swiftly on the
touchscreen to turn the page forward or backward. To
change the page flow for a document. press the
(Menu) button tap [Page Flow]. You can also
navigate pages of document lists by swiping up or
down.
Swipe and hold
Swipe and hold your finger on the touchscreen to turn
multiple pages continuously.
Pinch in/out
When you pinch in the screen (default view), the
screen splits into four pages (page 28). Pinch out to
return to the last view. Pinching out zooms in the
display in the default view. This makes handwriting
easier. Pinch in again or press the (Back) button to
return to the default view (page 29).
Tip
When you tap a desired page in four or nine page
view, it will display as one page.
Basic Operations

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Drag
Touch and drag your finger to reposition a zoomed-in
page. The page is repositioned after you release your
finger.
Note
When the stylus is near the touchscreen, the finger
operation is inactive.
Note that finger operation, such as swiping the
screen to turn the page or pinching in/out to
change the page view, is inactive when you set the
device to the gesture invalid mode (page 36).
[Home] Screen
[Home] Screen and Applications
Press the (Home) button to display the [Home]
screen. The [Home] screen allows you to navigate
applications on the Digital Paper device.
Status bar
When you set the user name, it will appear under
the status bar.
Applications
Return to Viewer
Shows all recently read documents
Recently read documents
Shows all recently added documents
Recently added documents
Shows all Workspaces

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Recently saved Workspaces
Tip
The most recently opened documents are shown
under [Last Read] on the [Home] screen. Tap a
previously read page to open it.
The most recently added documents are displayed
under [Recently Added] on the [Home] screen. Tap
a document to open it.
Applications
Tap each icon to switch to the following screen.
Status bar
The status bar shows a variety of information about
the Digital Paper device, such as Wi-Fi status, battery
level and downloading status.
The following items are displayed in the status bar.
Note
Depending on the situation, not all icons will be
displayed at once.
Tip
When you press the (Menu) button from the
[Home] screen, the time is displayed at the left side
of the status bar for approximately 5 seconds.
Application Description
[Home] Opens the [Home] screen.
[Documents] Lists the documents in the Digital
Paper device (page 22).
[Note] Lists the notes. Allows you to create
a new note (page 41).
[Workspace] Allows you to preserve the current
tab status and page location as a
Workspace, from which you can
easily resume at any time (page 32).
[Browser] Launches the Web browser
(page 53).
[Settings] Displays the settings items for the
Digital Paper device (page 57).
Icon Indication
Connecting to a network.
Wi-Fi network signal strength (page 43).
Current battery level (page 8).
The icon appears when new system
software is found.
Downloading a document or software
update.
A download has completed.
If downloading fails, will be displayed.
To hide the icon, open the notification
window and tap [Clear], or when you tap
the downloaded items in the Notification
list.
This icon is also shown when system
software download is complete.
Updating database.
Synchronization between Digital Paper
device and network drive is in progress.
Synchronization between the Digital Paper
device and network drive has completed.
If synchronization fails, will be
displayed. To hide the icon, open the
notification window and tap [Clear].
Icon Indication

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Notification window
Tapping on the status bar reveals the notification
window, which contains network-related items and
other current operations.
Depending on the status of the Digital Paper device,
other items may also appear in the notification
window. Press the (Back) button or tap the status
bar to close the notification window.
Number Description
Turn [Wi-Fi] on/off (page 43).
Go to the [Wi-Fi Settings] screen (page 43).
Displays the status of items that are
downloading from the Web.
The progress bar indicates how long an
item download will take from the Web.
Displayed when the Digital Paper device
and network drive are synchronizing.
An item that has been downloaded. Tap to
open the item.
Displays the synchronization result. If
synchronization fails, tap to check the
reason.
Displayed when new system software is
found.
Displayed when notifications are displayed.
Tap to clear the notification list. The
(Download complete) icon and (New
system software is found) icon also
disappear from the status bar.

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On-Screen Keyboard
The on-screen keyboard is used when you need to
type. If the keyboard does not automatically appear,
tap the input area on the screen.
On-screen keyboard layout
On-screen number keyboard layout
Input area
Keyboard history
Current word input box
[ABC]/[?123]
Shift key/[Alt]
Space
Backspace
(Line feed icon)
Note
The available types of keyboards and input
methods differ depending on the application.
Tip
To clear the keyboard history, press the (Home)
button tap [Settings] [Initialization] [Clear
Keyboard History].
To Do this
Input text Tap the input area.
Delete a character Tap .
Insert line feed Tap the key. The key is
enabled only when multi-line input
is available.
Switch the
keyboard type
Tap [?123] to display the symbol
keyboard. Tap [Alt] to switch to
additional characters. Tap [ABC] to
return to the alphabetical keys.
Capitalize a single
letter
Tap . Tap and hold to activate
caps lock. To cancel, tap again.
Enter a space Tap the space key.
Enter a previously
registered word
A list of words you registered to the
keyboard history is displayed next to
the current word input box. Tap the
desired word to enter it. Tap and
hold the current word input box to
register the word in it to the
keyboard history. (The word must be
at least 3 letters.)
Move the cursor in
the input area
Tap the location to which you want
to move the cursor.
Type extended
characters
Tap and hold a key and select an
extended character.

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Adding Content
Transferring Documents
You can directly transfer content by drag-and-drop
from your computer.
Tip
You can transfer files other than PDF; however, only
PDF files (.pdf) are displayed.
1Connect the Digital Paper device to your
computer using the supplied USB cable.
The message [This device is correctly recognized
by the computer] will display when a USB cable
connection is established.
2Add a document from your computer.
For Windows users:
From your computer, click on the “Start” menu 
“Computer” or “My Computer” double-click the
“DPT-S1” drive, then drag and drop data onto the
“DPT-S1” drive.
For Mac users:
From your computer, double-click the “DPT-S1”
drive, and drag and drop data onto the “DPT-S1”
drive.
3When transfer is complete, use the Safely
Remove Hardware function of your computer
before disconnecting the USB cable from the
device and your computer.
Documents will be sent to the [Documents]
application.
Tip
When you create a folder in the device from a
computer, it will be listed in [Folders] in the
document list. This is convenient for organizing
documents in each folder.
Transferring documents to your computer
1Connect Digital Paper device via USB to the
computer.
A “DPT-S1” device is indicated as an external
device to the computer.
2Move a document from DPT-S1 to the intended
folder on the computer by drag and drop.
Note
Do not delete the .dps_device_system folder on the
"DPT-S1" drive or the PRIVATE/SONY/Digital_Paper
folder on the microSD card, that were created by the
Digital Paper device.
If you disconnect the USB cable while data is being
transferred, data corruption may occur. To
disconnect the Digital Paper device from your
computer, be sure to perform the following.
For Windows users:
Use the Safely Remove Hardware function of your
computer before disconnecting the USB cable from
the device and your computer.
For Mac users:
Adding/Getting Content