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BOOKMAN
EXPANDABLE ELECTRONIC BOOK
USER’S GUIDE
SDK-763 • SDK-765
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License Agreement READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE USING ANY BOOKMAN ELEC- TRONIC BOOK. YOUR USE OF THE BOOKMAN ELECTRONIC BOOK DEEMS THAT YOU AC- CEPT THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS, YOU MAY RETURN THIS PACKAGE WITH PURCHASE RECEIPT TO THE DEALER FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED THE BOOKMAN ELEC- TRONIC BOOK AND YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE REFUNDED. BOOK- MAN ELECTRONIC BOOK means the software product, hardware, and documentation found in this package and FRANKLIN mea
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Contents Key Guide .......................... 4 Using the Calendar Special BOOKMAN Features 6 Creating Calendar Entries ...... 21 Duplicating a Calendar Entry . 22 Getting Started Using the Daily View ............. 23 Installing Batteries ................... 8 Using the Weekly View .......... 24 Installing Book Cards............... 8 Using the Monthly View......... 25 Selecting a Book ...................... 9 Editing Calendar Entries ........ 26 Using the Color Keys ............... 9 Searching f
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Contents Duplicating a Note ................. 38 Starting the Connectivity Software............ 52 Viewing Note Folders Testing Your Connection ........ 53 and Notes .............................. 38 Editing Notes ......................... 39 Linking Files .......................... 54 Searching for Notes ............... 40 Merging All Linked Files ........ 57 Advanced Transfers Using Expenses and Merging .......................... 60 Creating Expense Entries ....... 43 Recovering Files ........
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Key Guide Color Keys Direction Keys FILES (red) Cycles through the Moves through text or menus, cardfiles. or moves the cursor. In the CALEND Calculator, types basic math (green) Cycles through the symbols (i.e., +, x, -, ÷). calendar views. DN UP NOTES Pages down or up. (yellow) Cycles through the note folders. Other Keys EDIT (blue) Displays entry, search, BACK Erases a letter, or backs up. edit, delete and other options. CAP Shifts a key to type capital letters or punctuation marks. CARD Exit
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Key Guide Key Combinations* I + Q - P Types numbers. BACK I S + Exits a new or edited I + Displays the special entry without saving. characters you can type. C I X + Toggles between the + Selects Expenses. I Home and World clock. I + At a field or entry + EDIT Opens an entry to edit. screen, types a hyphen. I I ENTER + At a field or entry I + Saves an entry. In the screen, accents a typed Calendar Daily view, letter. checks or unchecks To Do items and Calls. I DN + Goes to the next or pre-
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Special BOOKMAN Features PC Headphone Jack Serial Port Serial Port Volume Control Your BOOKMAN 770 is equipped with Serial Port: The serial port allows cer- several special features that many, but tain BOOKMAN books, when Franklin’s not all, BOOKMAN books use. To BOOKMAN PC-Connect serial cable is learn if you can use the special fea- connected to your BOOKMAN, to trans- tures with a particular BOOKMAN fer data to a personal computer (PC). book, read its User’s Guide. Warning: Using a serial cab
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Getting Started If you are using your BOOKMAN Sidekick for the first time, read this section. It explains how to start using your BOOKMAN Sidekick, as well as how to perform basic and important operations. Installing Batteries ......................................................... 8 Installing Book Cards ..................................................... 8 Selecting a Book ............................................................ 9 Using the Color Keys...................................
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Installing Book Cards Installing Batteries Your BOOKMAN model is powered by Warning: Never install or remove a two AAA, 1.5-volt batteries. Here is book card when your BOOKMAN is how to install or replace them. turned on. If you do, information that you entered in any installed book cards 1. Turn your BOOKMAN over. may be erased. However, information 2. Remove the battery cover on saved in your BOOKMAN Sidekick will the back of your BOOKMAN not be erased. by compressing its tab with 1. Turn you
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Selecting a Book Using the Color Keys Once you have installed a book card in The red, green, yellow, and blue keys your BOOKMAN, you can select on your BOOKMAN change their func- which book to use. tions according to which book you are using. 1. Turn your BOOKMAN on. When you are using the built-in book, 2. Press CARD. the color keys function as labelled on the BOOKMAN keyboard. When you are using a book card, the color keys function as labelled on that book card. These are sample books. 3. Pr
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Viewing the Demonstration Changing the Settings You can adjust the screen contrast, Before you start using your BOOKMAN automatic shutoff time, the help mes- Sidekick, you may want to see a brief sage language, and the time/date for- demonstration of what it can do. mat of the clocks and calendars of When a book card is not installed in your your BOOKMAN Sidekick. BOOKMAN, the demonstration auto- The automatic shutoff time is how long matically appears after you turn on your your BOOKMAN stays o
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Selecting a Topic Selecting a Topic Your BOOKMAN Sidekick has seven If You Forget to Save Your Changes main functions, or topics: Cardfiles, If you try to select a topic while cre- (Home) Clock, World Clock, Ex- ating a new entry or editing an ex- penses, Calculator, Calendar, and isting entry, or if you press CLEAR Notes. Here is how to change the while creating an entry, a message selected topic. appears asking if you want to save 1. Press MENU until the main your changes. menus appear. 2.
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Typing Characters Typing Characters Many of the topics in your BOOKMAN To Type Numbers Sidekick let you type and save entries At fields that require numbers, such as that consist of fields, or items of infor- dates and times, simply press the num- mation. For example, below are fields bered keys. in a single-day appointment. At other fields that often use numbers, such as ZIP codes, the number lock is turned on by default. At such fields, you can type letters from the top row (Q, W, E, R, T, Y,
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Using a Password Using a Password To limit access to your BOOKMAN Side- 8. Turn on your BOOKMAN. kick, you can assign a password that will be required whenever you or anyone else turns on your BOOKMAN Sidekick. Caution: If you lose or forget your password, you will need to send your 9. Type your password and then BOOKMAN Sidekick to Franklin Elec- press ENTER. tronic Publishers to regain access. The password you type must exactly match the password you set. To Set Your Password 1. Press MENU
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Using a Password Gauging the Memory The amount of memory in your BOOK- If You Lose or Forget Your Password MAN Sidekick varies according to the If you misplace your password, you model. As you enter and transfer informa- can regain access to your BOOK- tion into your BOOKMAN Sidekick, you MAN Sidekick by contacting Frank- will occasionally need to check how much lin Electronic Publishers, Inc. memory is available for more entries. In the U.S., first call 1-800-BOOK- 1. Press MENU. MAN to obta
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Using the Clocks Your BOOKMAN Sidekick has two clocks that keep time simultaneously: a Home Clock and a World Clock. You can set either clock to any time zone around the world and then swap the clocks as you travel. You can also set a daily alarm that works even when your BOOKMAN Sidekick is turned off. Setting the Home Clock................................................ 16 Setting the World Clock ............................................... 17 Using the Daily Alarm .......................
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Setting the Home Clock Setting the Home Clock The first time that you use your 7. Press ENTER when finished. BOOKMAN Sidekick, you should set Or press BACK to exit without the Home Clock to the date and time changing the date or time. in your time zone. Setting the Home Clock 1. Hold I and press C until the by Location or Time Zone Home Clock appears. You can also set the Home Clock to HOME or a home icon indicates the the time and date of any of dozens Home Clock. of locations around the wor
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Setting the World Clock Using the Daily Alarm After you have set the Home Clock, you can The Home Clock has an alarm that you set the World Clock by selecting a time zone can set for waking up and other once- or one of dozens locations around the world. a-day uses. This single, daily alarm makes a series of quick beeps that I 1. Hold and press C until the stops after about 10 seconds. World Clock appears. The daily alarm works even when your BOOKMAN Sidekick is turned off. When the daily alarm
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Changing the Using the Daily Alarm Time/Date Format 6. Press ENTER when finished. You may want to change the format of the time and date on the clocks and in A bell icon on the Home Clock indicates the Calendar. The formats you can use the daily alarm is enabled and set. are 12- or 24-hour and month/day/year 7. When the daily alarm sounds, (U.S.) or day/month/year (European). I press any key except or CAP to turn it off and clear 1. Press MENU to see the main menus. the daily alarm time display
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Swapping the Clocks Swapping the Clocks Once you have set both the Home and it will sound at 6:30 a.m. in your World Clocks, you can swap their new Home Clock time zone. And if times and dates. Swapping the clocks you had an appointment scheduled is a useful feature if you frequently at 9:00 a.m. New York time, after travel between time zones. swapping it will be scheduled at 9:00 a.m. in the new time zone. I 1. Hold and press C until the Home Clock appears. Resetting the Clock 2. Press EDIT
