Cybiko I, CY0111 User Manual

CYBIKO

Wirele ss E ntertainment Sy stem

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FCC ID: OU2CY6411 60 Channel TX – 903.2 ~ 926.8 MHz – Certification 60 Channel RX - 903.2 ~ 926.8 MHz – Verification Class B Computing Device Peripheral - DoC

The Cybiko Wireless Interactive System is consistently being improved. Therefore, the functional description of the hardware and software given in this guide can differ from what you experience on your actual Cybiko. For the most upto-date descriptions of all the features and functions, please refer to our web-site http://www.Cybiko.com.

Not all of the applications described in this Guide will be included in your Cybiko. However, you can download these programs and additional games and applications from www.Cybiko.com FREE of charge.

CYBIKO Inc. 780 West Army Trail Road. PO Box 147 Carol Stream, IL 60188-9297 www.cybiko.com

Contents

CYBIKO Inc. .......................................................... 3

780 West Army Trail Road. PO Box 147 Carol Stream, IL 60188-9297 3

www.cybiko.comContents ..................................... 3

Contents ............................................................... 4

NOW YOU ARE IN CYBER SPACE! ........................ 7

WHAT IS CYBIKO? .............................................. 10

WHAT CAN CYBIKO DO? .................................... 10

PRODUCT LAYOUT ............................................. 11

LET'S SWITCH ON THE DEVICE ......................... 14

THE FIRST TIME YOU TURN ON CYBIKO ........... 16

LEARNING THE KEYPAD .................................... 16

WARNINGS BEFORE YOU BEGIN ....................... 19

How To Switch Off Your Cybiko ........................... 19

RECHARGING BAT T E RIES .......................... 191920

POWER SAVER MODE ........................................ 20

AUTO SHUTDOWN .............................................. 20

REGISTRATION ................................................... 20

MULTI-PLAYER WIRELESS GAMES ................ 2221

GAMES DESKTOP ........................................... 2423

LOST IN LABYRINTH ....................................... 2423

CYLANDIA ....................................................... 2625

DRAFT CHECKERS ..................................... 333136

WIRELESS ENTERTANMENT APPLICATIONS353338

CHAT/WIRELESS LOCAL E-MAIL ............... 363440

FINDER ....................................................... 383642

PEOPLE....................................................... 413945

BUSINESS AND PERSONAL APPLICATIONS 444248

APPLICATIONS DESKTOP ........................... 454350

PERSONAL PLANNER .................................. 464450

TEXT EDITOR & JOURNAL ......................... 474551

UPLOADER & FILE MANAGER .................... 474552

PHRASE BOOK ........................................... 484653

ALARM CLOCK ............................................ 494654

CALCULATOR ............................................. 494654

SETTINGS ................................................... 524757

PC & INTERNET CONNECTIVITY. ............... 544960

PC AND INTERNET CONNECTIVITY ............ 565162

APPENDIX I ................................................. 575264

APPENDIX II ................................................ 585365

WARNING STATEMENTS ............................. 605567

What to do if Cybiko does not work properly 635870

Warranty and Service Information ............... 645871

Patent Information ....................................... 656072

Contents................................................................4

NOW YOU ARE IN C Y BER SPACE!.........................7

WHAT IS CYBIKO?...............................................10

WHAT CAN CYBIKO DO?.....................................10

PRODUCT LAYOUT..............................................11

LET'S SWITCH ON THE DEVICE .........................14

THE FIRST TIME YOU TURN ON CYBIKO............16

LEARNING THE KEYPAD.....................................16

KEYPAD FUNCTIONS..........................................17

WARNINGS BEFORE YOU BEGIN .......................19

How To Switch Off Your Cybiko...........................20

RECHARGING BAT T E RIES..................................20

POWER SAVER MODE ........................................22

AUTO SHUTDOWN..............................................22

MULTI-PLAYER WIRELE SS GAMES.....................23

GAMES DESKTOP...............................................25

LOST IN LABYRINTH ...........................................25

CYLANDIA...........................................................27

CHESS.................................................................37

CHECKERS .........................................................38

WIRELESS ENTERTANMENT APPLICATIO NS......41

CHAT/WIRELESS LOCAL E-MAIL .......................43

FINDER ...............................................................45

PEOPLE...............................................................48

BUSINESS AND PERSONAL APPLICATIONS........51

APPLICATIO NS DESKTOP....................................53

ORGANIZER........................................................53

PHRASE BOOK....................................................54

ALARM CLOCK....................................................56

CALCULATOR......................................................56

GRAPHIC EDITOR...............................................57

MUSIC COMPOSER.............................................58

SETTINGS ...........................................................59

PC & INTERNET CONNECTIVITY. .......................61

PC AND INTERNET CONNECTIVITY ....................63

OTHER................................................................64

APPENDIX I.........................................................66

APPENDIX II........................................................67

WARNING STATEMENTS .....................................69

What to do if Cybiko does not work properly........73

Warranty and Service Information.......................73

Patent Information...............................................75

GAMES DESKTOP

NOW YOU ARE IN CYBER SP ACE!

WHAT IS CYBIKO?

Congratulations! You have just entered Cyber Space! You’re holding the only pocket-size Internet wireless entertainment computer of the next Millennium–Cybiko.

Cybiko – a multifunctional communications c om puter – is your wireless, high-frequency digital connection to oth er Cybiko devices. Almost anything is possible with this powerful high-frequency pocket commun icat ions computer!

WHAT CAN CYBIKO DO?

Cybiko allows you to:

• Digitally communicate with other Cybiko computers in a short RF range.

• Play interactive, wir eles s games such as Lost in Labyr in th with one or more of your friends.

• Play CyLandiaia where you c an raise your own CyP et and you can teleport him wirelessly to a friend.

• Chat wirelessly or send and receive e-m ail to one person, or simultaneously to hundreds in your local network.

• Find current or new friends in mall s, sch o ols, and theaters - virtually anywhere.

• Download hundreds of new games and programs FREE from our web site at www.Cybiko.com. Completely compatible with all ISP’s with no additional access f ees r equired.

What You Get….

• Single-user games

• Wireless multi-player int era ct ive g ames

• Wireless multi-player chat

• Internet downloading hardware and software

• Organizer / to do list manager

• Alarm clock / calendar

• Calculator

• Phrasebook / dictionary

• Uploader and File Manager

• Text Editor and Journal

• Graphic editor* and wireless transmitt er

• Music composer*

• Cybiko data-exchange with the personal computer

• All hardware to download new programs fo

Note. The items marked “*” may not be included in a standard delivery pack or may be included partly. But all of them are available on www.cybiko.com absolutely FREE.

personal planner*

Translator (Spanish-English, English-Spanish)

rom the iInternet

PRODUCT LAYOUT

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NO NAME DESCRIPTION

Short-cut bar

button F1 Short-cut bar

button F2 Short-cut bar

button F3

4 Short-cut bar

button F4

5 Short-cut bar

button F5

6 Short-cut bar

button F6

7 Short-cut bar

button F7

8 Screen LCD gray-scale ton e

9<Del> Keypad

button

10 <Ins> Keypad

button <?> Keypad

button <Tab> Keypad

button

See description on page 18

See description on page18

See description on page 18

screen See description on page

16 See description on page

16 see description on page

13 <Select> Keyp ad

button

14 <Enter> Keypad

button QWERTY

keyboard

16 Cartridge slot

17 Joystick

<Esc> Keypad

button

see description on page 16

PC-like keyboard

Expandable cartridge slot

see description on page 16

Battery recharge

jack

6 V/DC adapter jack for recharging batteries

20 PC connector RS232 connection port 21

Cybiko on/off switch

Turns the units on and off

22 LED indicator Light-emitting diode

blinks during exchange of information with other Cybikos

23 Antenna RF antenna 24 Stylist

Stylist to actuate the keys

25 Battery housing Holds high capacit y

battery cells

26 Speaker Speaker

LET'S SWITCH ON THE DEVICE

THE FIRST TIME YOU TURN ON CYBIK O

Follow these steps the first time you turn on your Cybiko:

1.) Push up on the slide switch on the left side of your Cybiko and wait

about15

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30 seconds. The following screens will appear:

2.) Enter your name. When you switch on your Cybiko for the first time, it will ask you to enter your nickname, gender, date of birth and to set up current time and date. To enter additional information or change current information, refer to You & Me/About Me section.

LEARNING THE KEYPAD

The Cybiko QWERTY keypad i s similar to a PC QWERTY keybo ard. You will find familiar buttons and functions. The keypad symb ols and the Main Desktop icons ar e explained on the followi n g pages.

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KEYPAD SYMBOLS ACTION

Arrow , , and moves the focus through the screens and scrolls the Desktop and lists.

<Tab>

JOYSTICK

Moves the focus between the icon groups on the screen.

<Select> Changes the function of

<Ins> Allows you to add a new

<Del>

<Enter>

<Esc> Exits from application

<?> Help key…helps when

Not all of the symbols that can be generated are printed on the keypad buttons. You may also typ e add itional characters by pressing a combination of buttons.

COMBINATION OF BUTTONS

the current control (icon, button, menu item, et c. ) .

string of information to the list (e.g. works as New File in the file lists).

Deletes a right side character while editing the text or removes the string from a list (e.g.. works as Delete File in the file lists).

Execu tes the funct ion of the current control icon, button, or menu item.

by saving information without confirmation (e.g. You and Me) or asking for confirmation to save.

you forget the ad ditional hotkeys functions.

RELATED SYMBOL

: ~ < >

? +

Main Desktop

Wherever y ou ar e, you c an alw ays press the [F1] button (far left button on the Short-cut Bar) and you will go to the Main Desktop:

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Use ç and è arrows to scroll the Main Desktop:

Move the focus ont o the desired icon and press <Enter>.

MAIN DESKTOP ICON FUNCTION <You&Me> Provides your profile,

<Chat> Goes to an on-line

<People> Lists people currently

your CyPage, or a profile of people yo u are looking for (Friend Finder).

wireless chatroom.

online and their address/phonebook info.

<Applications> Loads the Applications

<Games>

<Settings> Customizes sound,

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[F1] Main desktop [F2] Online chatroom [F3] List of people

[F4]

Desktop.

Loads the Games Desktop.

vibration, alerts, screen contrast, and unit of measure.

Prepares Cybiko to be turned off.

Short-Cut Bar

No matter what application you are in, you can use these buttons for quick access to the main desktops.

SHORT-CUT ICON BUTTON QUICK ACCESS

currently online

Applications Desktop

[F5]

Games Desktop

[F6] Lost in Labyrinth [F7] CyLandia

WARNINGS BEFORE YOU BEGI N

Do not turn off your Cybiko for more than 24 hours if you hav e already started to play CyLandia or Lost in Labyrinth. Turning off the system will affect your Cy-B and your CyBerg.

NOTE: It is necessary to fully charge your high capacity bat te ries before you begin using your Cybiko (see Recharging Batteries section).

Do not leave the device charging for more than 15 hours or damage will occur to the high-capacity batteries. Refer to Recharging Battery section.

How To Switch Off Your Cybiko

Note: Before turning off your Cybiko, read Warnings Before You Begin .

To switch off your Cybiko, you must:

Open the main Desktop by pressing th e [F1] button (far left

button on the Short-cut Bar).

2. Move the focus to the Shutdown icon.

3. Press Enter.

41. Leave current application using <ESC> for Desktop Wait for several seconds until the screen becomes blank.

52. Turn off your Cybiko by moving the ON/OFF button upward.

When Cybiko is off, the real-time clock is still working, but your Cybiko will not receiv e or sen d an y mes s ag es. W he n you tu r n on the device again, all the program settings, games status and files will be recovered.

RECHARGING BATTERIES

With fully charged batteries, your Cybiko will last 3 to 8 10 hours in an active mode such as Chat or Lost in Labyrinth, or 1 to 3 days in passive mode such as calculator, or clocks. The most power-consuming operations are Interactive Games, Vibr ation Alert and RF Tr an smission.

To recharge the batteries on your Cybiko:

1. Turn on your Cybiko. You must leave it on your batteries.

2. Plug the charging adaptor into your Cybiko.

3. Plug the wall charger into a wall outlet.

ON while recharging

In case of complete discharge Yyour high-capacity batteri es will be completely recharged in 8 10 hours. It is best to recharg e batteries

overnight. When th e bat teries are fully recharg ed, the charging proc ess w ill be automatically terminated.

Note: You may also char ge the dev ice keep ing it in O FF mo de, bu t

in this case the charging process will not be automatically terminated. Do not leave the device charging for more than 15

hours or potential damage to the batteries can occur. Note: If you continue to use your Cybiko during the recharging

process the batteries may take longer than 8 recharge.

10 hours to fully

POWER SAVER MODE

Cybiko automatically goes to a Power Saver mode when it is not in use. In Power Saver mode:

• The screen is cleared.

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Every two seconds, t h e screen displays “Z-Z-Z” with the current time.

• Cybiko sends and r eceives signals from your surrounding environment at one-fourth the frequency of active mode.

Note: Press any key to return to Active Mode. YOU DO NOT NEED TO PUSH THE ON/OFF SWITCH TO WAKE UP

THE DEVICE.

Note. In case you are not intending to use your Cybiko for a short period of time we recommend you to put it into Power Saver mode pressing <fn>[F1]. To wake it up back press any key until the screen switches ON.

AUTO SHUTDOWN

Cybiko will automatically shut down when the batteries are very low to insure all information is maintained. In Auto Shutdown mode, your Cybiko will display a blank screen and the keys will not function.

When Auto-Shutdown occurs:

1. Plug your Cybiko into the charging unit .

2.2. Using the ON/OFF slide switch, turn the devic e off an d wait 5

seconds

3. Using the ON/OFF slid e switch, turn the device on again.

4.After the device powers back up, you can contin ue to play with your

Cybiko while it is plugged into the charging unit. It will continue to charge.

Note. If you know that yo u are not going to use your Cybik o for more than one day we advise you to turn it OFF with ON/OFF slide switch. Complete discharge of the device lowers down the batteries life span.

REGISTRATION

When you purchased our device we recommend you to register on our web site. If you do so you’ll be able to:

- get free constantly updating software for your Cybiko

- participate in different events organized by Cybiko, Inc.

- use world- wide e-mail service, etc.

MULTI-PLAYER

WIRELESS GAMES

GAMES DESKTOP

To display the Games Desktop, press the F4 button on the Short-cut Bar, or select the Games icon on the Main Desktop. The Games Desktop will look like this:

You can also download addit i onal games from our Web sit e at

www.Cybiko.com. See PC & Internet Connectivity Section.

LOST IN LABYRINTH

Labyrinth is a memorial to human g reatness and happin ess, kindness and cruelty. The first civilization perished 200 thousand year s ago, and left a fearful lesson for humans. Everyone knows it exists but few have returned from its bosom.

Decoding of the encephalographic f rom the Gates of

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own intelligence. Maneuvering through the maze of the Labyrinth you must first locate the Spiral and then exit the Labyrinth. While on your mission, you will be attacked by terrible extraterr estrial monsters. And remember… you are not the only CyBerg in Labyrinth. All other Cybiko owners in your wireless network can enter into YOUR game. Be prepared for bat t le anytime, anywhere.

To open the Exit Door you need to find the keys. To thwart the other CyBergs you’ll need to do battle and keep your weapon charged. How do you find everything you need?

You can pick up su pplies during your travels, or take sup plies from other CyBergs after defeating them in competition.

In your compartment of Labyrinth, you will probably not find all the keys you will need, so venture boldly into other Cybiko computers and to obtain new keys to make your journey complete.

Information at the center of the screen will provide you with useful tips as well as information about other CyBergs that you meet on your way.

As you fight the other CyBergs and monsters, you will earn points and increase your skills for future battles. The faster you find the exit, t h e higher your score, but if you leave Labyrinth without the Knowledge Spiral, your entire score will be completely wiped out.

We wish you luck warrior!

Don’t be surprised if you find some additional features and creatures in your Cybiko. You can find the latest description of the game on www.Cyb iko.com.

Labyrinth proved the theory that the Knowledge Spiral was lost by the first civilization somewhere in Labyrinth corridor. Legend has it that the one who finds the Knowledge Spiral will receive unlimited power. But who will be the first?

You are a CyBerg and your mission is to find the illusive Spiral. You’re armed with weapons and your

Mission

Your mission is to find The Spiral of Knowledge in the mysterious Labyrinth, and then find your way back to the Earth’s surface.

The Labyrinth

Where is The Spiral of Knowledge? It co uld be in your Cybiko computer, or in another player’s Cybiko. Send a broadcast message to everyone in your wireless network t o see if anyone has found the Spiral, or continue to engage everyon e you meet an d seize the information and inventor ies yo u need.

How to start the game

Press the F4 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Labyrinth icon.

Single Player Actions

Your Cybiko computer will control your section of the Labyrinth and your CyBerg. Your CyBerg hero walks through your part of the Labyrinth and fights with alien ghosts, finds keys and opens doors.

Use arrows to maneuver th rough the cor ridors of the Labyrinth.

During your mysterious trip to complete your mission, you must overcome many difficulties including M on sters that chase you, atta ck you and try to block your passage. Never surrender! Fight with them, but don’t let them touch you or you’ll suffer indeed.

How to maneuver

1. Press <Fn> to st ep right.

2. Press <Shift> to step left.

How to shoot

1. Direct your laser gun at the enemy.

2. Press <Space>

In the upper left corner of the screen, you will see your current state of health and the strength of your body armour. The upper right corner shows the amount of ammo for the weapon you hold at the moment.

To make your passage a bit easier, you may take a look at the Labyrin t h map.

Press <Tab> to look at the map.

Inventory it ems appear on th e ma p. During your trip through the Labyrinth, you will find many items such as

bullets, gold, and keys. When you pass these items, your CyBerg will automatically pick them up unless you reach the limit of your storage sack.. These invent or y items allow your CyBerg to progress th r oug h h i s adventure.

Multi-Player Actions

When other Cybi ko computers appear within your wirel ess network, they automatically link to each other through the high frequency digital RF transmitter. Your part of the Labyrinth merges with theirs. Now you can fight with other Cybiko owners and search for keys and the Spiral of Knowledge in their se ction of the Labyrinth!

Use the Same Controls as Single Player Action

When players leave your wireless network, your Labyrinth will shrink to its previous size. But it is no longer the original part of the Labyrinth you started with. You’ll now own the areas previously owned by other CyBergs. The more time you spend in a certain corner of a new Labyrinth, the more likely this part will remain as part of your game after the battle with other players is over.

CYLANDIA

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exploring more and more possibilities in CyLandia. If you raise him well, he could become president, or get married to a Cy-B from another Cybiko computer. Th e happy couple could even have a baby Cy-B! Pay attenti on t o the CyLandia Gazette Newspaper for lat e-braking news l i ke new job openings, CyBurger shortages, clu es and more.

Don’t be surprised if you find some additional features and creatures in your Cybiko. You can find the latest description of the game on www.Cyb iko.com.

Welcome to C yLan dia – t he bright and myst erious Cyber World where your new friend called Cy-B lives and grows.

In CyLandia, you play with your Cy-B and have fun caring for him. You watch him grow and learn about CyLandia. You can “teleport” him (electroni cally transfer him) to a friend’s Cybiko computer to gather information or to play. Your Cy-B grows quickly,

To Begin The Ga me

Opening the Door

To begin the adventure with your Cy-B, all you need to do is open the apartment door and let him in.. Once you start the game, you cannot stop it while your Cy-B is still alive. Your Cy-B is a small, artif icial int elligence creature you need to care for and train everyday. If you do not care for your Cy-B, his life will end and it cannot be regenerated.

Stopping CyLandia Before Cy-B’s Life Ends

Your CyLandia adventure with Cy-B will last one to three months. You cannot suspend your Cy-B’s life.

CyLandia Game Continues While Using Another Game or Application

The CyLandia game cont in ues even while you ar e in anot her game or application. Ttwo very important points to remember:

Your Cy-B will try all possible ways to alert you when he needs your

1. help or attention while you are using another game or application. CyB might also need your help while your Cybiko is in Suspend Mode. If you ignore his warnings for a long period of time, he will become very

unhappy and get ill or leave you to live with another Cy-B in someone else’s Cybiko computer. Be sure to take good care of your

Cy-B!

Try not to turn off your Cybiko computer. Recharge your batteries

2. while your Cybiko is turned on. If you need to turn off the device because of a softwar e failure, turn it off for 5 seconds and then turn it back on immediately. Refer to Recharging Batteries.

How to Start the Game

Choose the CyL andia icon fro m the Games Desktop, or press the [F7]

1. button on the Short-cut bar above the screen. Yo ur Cybi ko will display the Introduction screen, then you will see Cy-B’s a part ment.

Use ç è to view the different rooms in the apartment.

3. If you don’t want to start the game now, DO NOT TOUCH THE DOOR. Press <Esc>. Refer to Begin The Game.

To start the game now, touch the Door by moving the hand over the

4. Door and pressing < Enter>.

Cy-B’s Life Cycle

One human day is equal to one year for your Cy-B. When Cy-B is born, he is a Baby CyPet. Approximately at the en d of Cy-B’s 12

Teenager CyPetCyPet

Different rules apply for the different life stages.

. After Cy-B’s 21st day, he becomes an Adult CyPet.

day, he becomes a

Baby CyPet (Single Player Actions)

Offering Cy-B Something to do

In the beginning your Cy-B is healthy and happy. Soon, your baby CyPet will look for something to do. You can offer him things to do, and he will decide whether to do them.

When your Cy-B wants to do something, for ex ampl e, eat a CyBur ger, d rink CyCola, or rest, an icon appears in the top right portion of the screen. Refer to the Icon Section for a list of icon definitions. Highlight the icon, and press <Enter>. Your Cy-B will now do the task you selected.

Training Your Cy-B

It is important to train your baby Cy-B to master basic tasks at an early age. This will make him more independent when he grows up. To teach your Cy-B he did a good job, select the happy face and press <Enter> when the task is completed. This will help train Cy-B to do these tasks for himself. Be patient and persistent while training your CyPet.

Note: It’s important to teach your Baby CyPet to take care of tasks himself, or he will not have the capacity to do other things as he gets older. You must be consistent and per sistent, and y our CyPet will eventually take your advice and learn these tasks.

Petting Your Cy-B

Pet your CyPet often to show affection - even if you are not training him. If you do not pet him enough, your CyPet will grow sad and get sick. To pet your CyPet, press down arrow ↓↓↓↓ any time while the focus is in Hand mode.

Teenager CyPet (Multi-Player Actions)

Cy-B’s that live in other Cybiko computers can actually visit your Cy-B. And your Cy-B can visit anot her Cybiko Cy-B by teleporting him (electronically transferring him). Don’t worry - if you’ve raised a well-trained Cy-B, he will return to you. If not, you might have a hard time getting him back! Visits are very important in growing a well-balanced Cy-B and increasing his happiness level.

Adult CyPet. (Job, Marriage, and yes… Baby Cy-B’s)

Your Cy-B’s refrigerator is full of food and drink at the beginning of his life. However, these s up plies decrease as Cy-B eats and grows old er. You can buy food and dri n k for your Cy-B at the CyberMarket with your CyB ucks.

A Job For Cy-B

Running low on CyBucks? Better get a job. He’ll need to earn money to pay for his food and drin k at the CyberMarket.

To get a job, Cy-B should read the help-wanted advertisements in the CyLandia Gazette Newspaper and simply apply. The better the job, the better the salary. Getting a better job will depend on such things as his intelligence, health, and age.

A Wedding For Cy-B

Now that your Cy-B is an adult and holds a job, he can fall in love and get married. If you are not faithful in allowing these daily visits, your Cy-B will not have the opportunity to get married.

A Baby Cy-B

Once married, your Cy-B can have a baby. Although this happens very rarely, it could happen to you! The baby Cy-B will appear if the conditions are right. Take care of your Cy-B baby. Raise him just the way you did your first Cy-B, but wait…. now you need more money to buy food to feed everyone!

Game secrets and the CyLandia Gazette Newspaper

Did you really think we would giveaway all the secrets here? Sorry, not gonna’ happen. Actually, you’ll find the most interesting secrets to the game when you start to play it. Pay attention to the CyLandia Gazette Newspaper

- it will have obvious and hidden clues. Read it very carefully, ev ery day!

Note: Do not turn off your Cybiko for a long period of time or your Cy-B will become sick and possibly die. Care for your Cy-B hourly. Try not to turn off your Cybiko.

CyLandia Game Screen

Cy-B lives in a small apartm ent located in your Cybi ko. On a t y pical screen, you will see:

Cy-B in the room.

A Toolbar on the left side of the screen.

Needs icons may appear in the right upper corner.

Here is a typical screen:

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move from room to room, and from Cy-B to Cy-B (if you have more than one.)

Forcing Cy-B to Do Some thing

1. Press <Select> to change the focus type to t h e Hand.

2. Press ←, → and move Cy-B over necessary object.

3. Press <Enter> to force the action associated with this object.

You can also use the Needs icons appearing in the rig ht upper corner of the screen. Refer to Needs Icons .

To Compliment your Cy-B:

1. Press <Select> to move focus to the room.

2. Choose Happy Face icon and press <enter> .

To Discipline your Cy-B:

1. Press <Select> t o move focus to the room.

2. Choose Sad Face icon with ↓↑=and press <enter>.

Scrolling the Rooms, Moving Cy-B

Scrolling the Rooms in Cy-B’s Apartment:

To scroll the rooms in Cy-B’ s ap artment, press ←←←←→→→→. The room focus (the dark bar under the Cy-B) will

Petting Cy-B Pet your Cy-B often. To pet your Cy-B:

1. Use <Select> to change the focus type to th e Hand a nd press down arrow ↓↓↓↓.

Make Cy-B jump

1. Press <Select> t o switch focus to Cy-B and press ↑.

If you give Cy-B attention, S/HE becomes very happy.

To scratch Cy-B

1. Press <Select> t o switch focus to Cy-B and press ↓.

Cy-B likes being caressed very much...

CyLandia Toolbar

The CyLandia Toolbar consists of the fol lowing icon s:

Icon Function

[ ]-

Inventory[Alena:

Please insert this icon (in the book it’s different)]

[ ]- Monitor

[ ]TeleportTransfe

r/ Videophone

View and select Cy-B’s inventory.

Show life status information such as Cy-B’s health, and mood.

Transfer Teleport your Cy-B

to another Cybiko computer or other options

Selecting a Toolbar Icon:

1. Press <Select> to move the focus to the room.

2. Select the corresponding icon using arrows ↑↑↑↑, ↓↓↓↓.

3. Press <Enter>.

Inventory

The inventory icons shown below, will give you your Cy-B’s inventory level. Select the desired icon usin g arrows (↑↑↑↑), (↓↓↓↓), (←←←←), (→→→→).

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Monitor

Monitor icons indicate the status of the k ey attributes for your Cy-B. For example, the length of the bar

The longer the ba r, th e bett er his m ood or health.

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indicates his mood level and t h e status of his health.

TransferTeleport/Videophone

Videophone lets Cy-B communicate with rest of the world. For example, you can tell your Cy-B to visit a friend or send something to him. The Cy-B that you plan to communicate with is displayed on the left along with their name. Use the <Select> key to select the Cy-B you want to communicate with.

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to select an activity.

Cy-B’s Lifestyle

House

Cy-B lives in a house. You can walk in his house and investigate. Your Cy-B will be very happy when you play with him and keep him busy. Use the arrow keys

Needs Icons

Icons appearing in the top right corner of the screen indicate what your CyB needs immediat ely.

Selecting a Needs icon:

1. Press <Select> to switch f ocus to the room

2. Select the Need icon using ↑↑↑↑ ↓↓↓↓ and press <Enter>.

[

] Thirst icon. Cy-B drinks CyCola. When Cy-B wants a drink, the thirst

icon appears on the rig h t side of the screen. To give him a drink:

1. Select the corresponding icon using arrows ↑↑↑↑ ↓↓↓↓.

2. Press <Enter>.

[

] Hunger icon. CyBurgers are Cy-B’s favorite food. When your Cy-B is hungry, the hunger ic on ap pears on the right side of t h e screen. You must feed a baby Cy-B. As your Cy-B grows, he will learn to eat by himself.

] Health. Cy-B is born healthy. When Cy-B is ill, he loses health.

[ Cleaning also improves Cy-B’s health. Th e cleaner you keep Cy-B and his house, the healthier Cy-B will be.

] Sickness. Your Cy-B c an get sick if he comes in contact w i t h an other

[ sick Cy-B, or he co uld catch something on his own. If yo u keep your Cy-B in good health, you can reduce the chances of him getting sick.

When Cy-B is sick, you will notice symptoms such as being in a bad mood, low activity, or staying in bed. When you check his health level monitor, it will be low.

If you notice Cy-B is ill, use the Medicine icon to give him medication immediately. The sooner you give Cy-B his medicine, the sooner h e will be healthy again.

Be careful. When Cy-B consumes too much m edication or drinks it w h ile h e is healthy, – he could be poisoned!

] Sports. Playing sports improves your Cy-B’s health. When your Cy-B

[ wants to train, the sports icon will appear on the screen. However, too much training is not good for his health.

] Sleeping. Cy-B must sleep at night, just like you do. When your Cy-B

[ is tired, the sleep icon will appear on the screen. To be healthy and joyful, your Cy-B should sl eep a minimum of 10 hour s per day, and go to be d and wake up at the same time everyday. Teach your Cy-B to do this by himself. To make him sleep, use this icon in Inventory.

Select the Well-Sleep level on the Monitor icon [ ] to check his sleep level.

[ ] Cleanliness. Cy-B likes to be clean and beautiful. When Cy-B w an ts to wash, the wash icon will appear on the screen. To suggest that Cy-B wash himself, select the wash icon from Inventory.

] House Cleanliness. Cy-B’s house will become dirty. Occasionally,

[ when Cy-B wants to clean his house, a housecleaning icon will appear on the screen. To as k Cy-B to clean his own house, use the housecleaning icon from Inventory.

Restroom

After Cy-B has consumed food or drink, he’ll need to us e the restroom. A restroom icon [ ] will appear on the screen.

Visiting Guests and Neighbors.

A Cy-B likes to visit and make friends with Cy-B’s that live in other Cybikos. Tran sferring Cy-B’s back and forth between your Cybiko neighbors makes your Cy-B’s hap piness level rise. When your Cy -B wants to go for a

walk, the walk icon [ return home from visiting a friend or neighbor, the return home [

] app ears on the s creen. When your Cy-B wants to

] icon

will appear on the screen.

Note. We take care of baby Cy-B’s and don’t let them teleport until they grow up to 2 years old, otherwise they can be simply lost in CyberSpace.

More Than On e Cy-B in the House

When you ha ve more than one Cy-B in the house, use the arrow keys to select the desired Cy-B for an indicated action. Actions such as N eeds Icons, Monitor, Inventory and Tran sfer only apply to the Cy-B selected.

[

] Send/Receive Inventor y items. Your Cy-B can send and receive items

from his friends or neighbors by selecting the Mail icon.

] Friendship. When Cy-B visits a neighbor, they may become friends.

[ To view your Cy-B’s friendship level on the Monitor bar, select the friendship icon. Your Cy-B can communicate and even argue with his friends, which will affect his friendship level.

Love. When Cy-Bs grow up, they can look for a girlfriend or boyfriend. If a Cy-B boy and girl fall in love, they must visit each other every day. If you do not allow them to visit each other daily, you will break their hearts. If you separate two Cy-B’s who are deeply in love, on e of the Cy-B’s might leave their caretakers to be with the other Cy-B, or he may get sick from the loss of love.

Marriage. A Cy-B boy and girl can marry at age 21. The decision to marry is up to the Cy-B’s, not you. If they decide to marry, they will want to live together or see each other every day. You will have problems with your Cy-B if you do not provide these visits.

Children. When two Cy-Bs are in love, they may have children. However, having children in CyLandia is a very rare phenomenon. After conditions such as age, caring, visit i n g , and marriage are met, new baby Cy-B can born into the Cyber World. Your new Cy-B will look like the father and the mother and have beh aviors like both his parents. Baby Cy-B f i rst appear with their mother and will live with her until a teenager.

Food/refrigerator. A refrigerator stores Cy-B’s food – CyBurgers and CyCola. At the beginning of the game, the refrigerator is full. When Cy-B reaches adulthood (age 21), the food supply decreases. You can b uy more food at the CyberMarket near your Cy-B’s house.

Money. Your Cy-B has some money at the beginning of his life, which he uses to buy food. By the time Cy-B is 21 years old, he uses up his money and needs to earn more. To get more money, your Cy-B will either need to get a job or start selling some of the items in his apartment.

Job. If your Cy-B gets a job, he will receive money for his day’s work. Many jobs are available in CyLandia – from cleaner to President. To find a job, CyB should read job advertisements in the newspaper and apply.

CyLandia Gazette Newspaper. Yo u will receive the CyLandia Gazette Newspaper every day during the subscription period (approximately two to three months from when you purchase your Cybiko). The paper will appear automatically at your Cy-B’s doorstep. Open it and read it every day to learn more about CyLandia, find jobs, investigate vacation information, and get special clues about raising your Cy-B.

If your Cy-B Refuses to Do Something

If your Cy-B refuses to do something, ask him to do the same thing again. To make Cy-B do the task, you argue with him by using the icon [

the game screen. Your Cy-B will complete the task, but will becom e less happy and will argue with you more. You can suggest your Cy-B do something else and try the original desired task at a later time.

] from

Teaching Your Cy-B to Do Something for Himself

Sometimes Cy-B n eed s y our help to do the rig h t things. When you’re pleased with what your Cy-B has done, reward him. He remembers and will try to do it again. A happy or sad face icon will appear on the screen.

When is the game over?

Never. When your Cy-B dies after a full life, he goes off to Cyber Space and you’ll need to transport him into the Internet. If you want to continue playing, you can get another Cy-B from a friend.

Note: Usually a Cy-B will live 100 CyLandia years (rou gh ly three human months) .

The Goal of the Game

What is the goal of human life? To be the strongest? The most intelligent? The kindest? Th e rich est an d most famou s? Maybe it’s to raise a family wit h love and care, or to simply enjoy yourself. You decide the goal and give your Cy-B the best life you wish for him.

CHESS

How to Start the Game

Press the F4 button on the Short-cut bar above the screen or open the Games Desktop and choose the Chess icon.

Standard Chess rules apply.

Choosing Your Partner

If there is more then one opponent available, you’ll need to choose your partner from the list and press <Enter>. Your Cybiko will start connecting to the selected partn er an d display a message “Loo king for <Nickname>”.

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How to play

If the connection has b een `established then th e gam e begins. There is a message f ield o n the right side of the game field.

How to move the piece:

1. Use the arrow k ey to mo ve you r pointer over a piece.

2. Press <Ent er> to pick up a selected piece (if you’ve changed y our mind about this piece y ou can press <Esc> and choose another piece).

3. Move the pointer where you want to move that piece. If your move is legal, the pointer displays an image of this piece.

4. Press <En ter>.

The figure moves and a new record in the game history appears.

Casting Defined by King Move:

1. Choose King by pressing <Enter>.

2. Move it where he has to get following casting.

If any pawn reaches the opposite line, it becomes one of four figures (a queen, a knight, a bishop, or a rook). You will see a queen image inside th e pointer as a default figure. You can choose anoth er f i g ure by pressing <Select>. Press <En ter> to confirm your choice and make the mov e.

DRAFT CHECKERS

Game rules

Checkers can be played many different ways and we have chosen to follow the rules of Russian

A single checker moves forward only one sq u a re at a time, on the diagonal, to an unoccupied square. Checkers capture an opponent by diagonally jumping over an opposin g checker to an unocc upied adjacent square. Checkers may jump forward or backward, and must continue jumping as long as possible. A Ch ecker that reaches the op posite side of the board becomes a king. If it reaches th e opposite side by jumping, it becomes a king and, if possible, continues jumping as a king. Kings move forward or backward through any number of squares on a diagonal to an unoccupied square. Kings capture from any distance along a diagonal by jumping forward or backward over an opposing checker or king. You must have at least one unoccupi ed square on this diag on al af ter each opposit e checker or king. Checkers an d kin gs may never jump over checkers of th e same color. Whenever a player is able to make a capture, he must do so. The object of the game is to capture all of the opponent's checkers, or to block remaining ones so that none of them can be moved. If none of the players can move, the game is a draw.

Draft Checkers.

How to start the game

Press the F4 button on the Short-cut bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Draft Checkers icon. You’ll see the list of other Cybiko users signed on to t h is g ame under People.

Choosing Your Part ner

Press <Enter> to choose your partner. Cybiko will start to connect to a selected partner showing you a messag e “L ooking for <Nickname>”.

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How to play

If the connection ha s been established, the game begins. A mes sage field on the right side of the game field acknowledges the connection.

How to Move the Piece:

1. Use a rrow keys to mov e your p ointer over the p iece.

2. Pick up a selected pi ece by pressing <E nter> (if you have changed your mind a bo ut this piece you can pr ess < Esc> and choose another piece).

3. Use the pointer to make your move. If your move is legal, the pointer displays an image o f the p iece.

4. Press <Enter>.

If your move includes multiple jumping:

1. Press <Ins> to sel ect your path.

2. At the end of the path, press<Enter>.

Checkers that your man has captured will disapp ear f r om t he scr een. If your move is illegal, you will see a message “illegal move”. Try again and select a legal path.

Game results are displayed when the game is over.

WIRELESS ENTERTANMENT APPLICATIONS

CHAT/WIRELESS LOCAL E-MAIL

Do you want to chat with someone? Or maybe you have an e-mail you want to send? No problem - you are automatically connected to up to 99 friends in your wireless netw ork. Broadcast a message to everyone in yo ur w i reless network, or select a few close friends to share something special.

How to start

Press the F2 button on the Short-cut bar or choose the Chat icon on the Main desktop.

Chat Screen

Use <Tab> to switch between the following three fields in Chat Mode:

• Edit line

• Outgoing Address field

• Messa ge Log (the biggest part of the screen)

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Your Message Log displays the incomin g messages , delivered outgoing messages, undeliv er ed outgoing messages, an d t he outgoing messag e in th e moment of transition (with blinking triangle).

How to Chat

To send a message, type text in the Edit Line. To edit, use the <left arrow>, <right arrow>, <BkSp> and <Del>.

Who Receives your Message?

• If “All” is specified in the Out going Address field, your message is received by all on-line people in your wireless network. This is a Broadcast message.

• If a specifi c nick name is entered i n the Outgoing Address field, your message is received only by that person. This is a Pr ivate message.

How Do They Know about my Message?

• If you send a Broadcast message to a group of friends, it app ears in their Message Log. If the recipients are in Chat mode, their Cybiko will vibrate and/or an alert tone will sound.

NOTE: No alert will signal on a Broadcast message if your recipients are not in Chat mode.

• If you send a Private message, it ap pears in the receiver’s Messag e Log. If your recipient is in Chat mo de, a vibration and/or alert tone will sound. If the recipient is not in Chat mode, he will receive a message dialog box and a vibration or sound alert will signal. This f eatur e only works if switched on in Settings, Alerts (see Settings).

Note: Reliability of message delivery depends upon the environment and the distance between you and the recipient. It is NOT GUARANTEED, but you are notified about undelivered messages.

Note: Undelivered messages are indicated by a white triangle in the Message Log.

How to Change Outgoing Addres s To change the outgoing addre s s :

1. Move the focus to the Outgoing Address field with the <Tab> key.

Press é arrow to see all on-l ine p eople curr ently avail able.

3.2. Choose the person you want to talk to with é arrows.

4.3. Press <En ter> t o pick up th e addr ess.

Now you can type in the message and press Enter to send it.

How to Use List of Favorite Phrases To select from a list of your favorite phrases:

1. Press é arrow from the Edit line.

2. Select the phrase with é arrows.

3. Press <Enter> to pick up th e Phrase.

4. Edit the phras e an d press <Enter> to send.

How to Add a New Phrase to Favorite Phrases

1. Type the Phrase in Edit Line.

2. Press <Fn><Ins>.

Attention! You can only keep ten phrases. If you add more then ten, your first phrase will be deleted from List of Favorite Phrases.

How to Delete a Phrase from your List To delete a phrase from your list of favorite phrases:

1. From the Edit line, press é arrow.

2. Select the phrase.

3. Press <Del>.

Use é to move through messages in the Message Log. Press <Esc> to go to the input message field. Press <Enter> to display the nickname of the sender in the Outgoing Address field. Type a mess age to that perso n.

To Block Messages from a Specific Person or all the Broadcast messages

1. Go to the Message Log.

2. If you want to block a particular person - position curs or on one of their

3. Press <Fn><Enter>.

4. Select Disable <Nickmane> or Disable broa dcast from the menu displayed.

5. Press <Enter> .

To View Messages from a Specific Person or all Broadcast messages.

1. Go to the Message Log and press <Fn>< Enter>.

2. Select Disabled list... or Enable Broadcast from the list displayed.

3. Press <Enter> .

4. In case of <Enter> on Disabled list... choose a person you want to enabl e a n d p ress <D el > .

his/her messages.

FINDER

Finder allows you to see if a current or a possible new friend is near. Enter specific criteria about t he people you are looking f or , an d y our Cybiko scans your entire wireless network every 60 seconds looking for a match. When it finds a one, an audi o - beep signal is initiated and your Cybiko vibrates (see Settings). Now you can chat, send an e-mail or just remain anonymous.

How to start

Choose You & Me icon on the Main desktop. Press <Enter>. The You & Me

logo with mini-helps appears. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

You are in t he main Finder menu as shown below: (see. fig.).

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move to the next page and <Esc> to return to the previous page.

Use é to move th rough the lines. Use <Enter > to

About me

Select your nickname that will appear in the Chat Message Log.

How to Specify a Nickname To specify a nickname:

1. Move the cursor to the nickname line.

2. Press either <Enter> or <Tab>.

3. Type the nickname.

4. Press Enter to save data and exit the field.

Age Disclosure

Ages are displayed on your Cybiko by A, B, C or D range. A = under 13 year s old B = 14-16 years old C = 17-29 years old D = 30 years and older Your exact age or birthday will not be disclosed to other people in your

wireless network. You may choos e to disclose your age by putting th e [eye]

[Alena: Please insert an eye icon] icon on the Birthday line.

How to Enter your Birthday To enter your birthday:

1. Focus the cursor on the Birth Date, Month and Year fields.

2. Press <Enter> or <Tab>.

3. Type the date and year.

4. Select the month from the months list.

5. Press Enter to save data and exit the field. You can also enter additional per sonal information. Additional personal information is used to find a match in your network.

Your wireless network tries to match your specific criteria with other Cybiko owners nearby. When a match is found, your Cybiko will vibrate and a line of “hearts” will appear in front of this person in People, Finder list. The more hearts, the better the match.

How to Enter Ad ditional Pers onal Information

1. Position the fo cus in the correc t field (i.e. age,

etc.).

2. Press either <Enter> or <Tab>.

3. Use <Select> or type t he text.

4. Press <Enter> to save data and exit the field.

height, hobby,

Secret Field

The Secret Field is us ed to find a specific group of people. Your sp ecific group must agree on a secret word or phrase that will appear in th e Secr et Field on all the member’s Cybikos. Your Cybiko will vibrate when a member with the same Secr et W or d appears in your wireless network.

For example, a phras e such as “Chicago High School” could be abbreviated to “CH S” on t he Secret Field.

Note: You can enter up to six characters of a Secret Word in two Secret Fields. You can have tw o dif f ere nt gr ou p s.

To Block Your Parameters from Other’s View

To block your personal information from others, remove the [eye][Alena:

please insert the icon] icon from the left part of the parameter string.

1. Position the focus on the string.

2. Press <Tab>

3. Press <Select> t o ch an ge or remove the icon .

4. Press Enter.

Note. You can also use <fn><select> to change or remove the icon.

twice or press ←.

About you

You can enter information about the other person that can be used to search other Cybikos for a match. Specific parameters will b e compared during the search. The comparison results are displayed in the People application. You can prioritize parameters that you want to match. For more information, refer to About Me.

Icon Effects on Search Parameters

The icon symbols affect the meaning of a specific par a meter.

Icon Meaning to Parameter

[+!] This feature is

[!] This feature is desirable

[-] This feature is

[-!] This feature is

mandatory.

but not mandatory.

undesirable.

undesirable – th e person must not have this feature, or they will be eliminated.

Business Card

You can display infor mation about yours elf on t he Business Card. If t h e

[eye] icon is displayed near the information, that part icular piece of

information can be seen by other Cybiko owners. Each Cybiko computer also has a unique “ID “. This internal number of

your Cyneronik

Cybiko cannot be changed.

My CyPage

My CyPage is a text editor. You can type any information about yourself and other Cybiko owners will be able to see it! Be careful not to write anything too persona l .

My Photo

Using Converter which is a part of Cyberload (see PC and Internet Connectivity section) you can co n vert graphic files mad e in standard PC

format into Cybiko graphic format and send it to your Cybiko.

How to add my photo?

1. Make your photo with digital camera and save it to your PC.

2. Launch Cyberload and choose <Converter>.

3. Open graphic file with your photo and adjust it to the window in

the center o f the screen.

4. Press <Save> b ut ton and save image as myphoto. pi c.

5. Press <OK> when asked whether to send imag e to Cybiko or not .

6. Follow the instructions. As far as you made these steps when you restart You&Me application you

will see your photo in You&Me/My Photo section.

PEOPLE

The People application allows you to browse your entire wireless network . It provides you with a full list of on-line Cybiko users around you.

How to start

Press the F3 button on the Short-cut bar, or choose

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the People icon on the Ma in desktop . Press <E nter> . The People logo with mini-helps appears. Pr ess an y key and the logo will disappear, and the main People menu appears.

Use é to move through all lines. Use <Enter> to move to the next page and <Esc> to return to the previous page.

About People Pages

From the main menu, you can access one of four pages:

• Finder

• All people

• Girls

• Boys

How to View the List of People

1. Choose a section.

2. Press <Enter>. T h e sel ected list of people is displayed.

3. Press <Esc> to bring y ou back to the Main m en u.

All People...

The All People function allows you to browse your entire wireless network. Using the All People function, a list of gender and nicknames is displayed by age. If a Cyber-friend has chosen not to display his ag e, you will see one of the following letters (A, B, C or D) instead of his age (see Finder/About m e).

Girls… / Boys…

A list of all Cyber-girls/boys in your Cyber Network is sorted by their degree of compatibility with you.

Friend Finder

Friend Finder allows you to view a list of Cyber-people who are compatible with you based on the information you specified in You&Me. The list is sorted by their degree of compatibility with you. The number of hearts on the right side of th e Cy ber-friend’s nickna me corresponds to your combined compatibility. If both of you are highly compatible, three hearts appear on the right side of your cyber-friend’s nickname. For this feature to work effectively, both you and your Cyber-friend must enter information on About Me and your age on You & Me. Your Cybiko will compute your combined compatibility. If the number of hearts is zero, that Cyber-friend is not on the list.

Sort Changes for Lists

You may change the order in which a list is sorted. You can change the sort three ways:

• Number of hearts

• Name

• Age

To Change the Sort Order in a List

1. To sort a list by hearts, press <Fn><H>.

2. To sort a list by name, press <Fn><N>.

3. To sort a list by age, Pr ess <Fn> <A>.

Ther e is a differ ence b etwee n hearts sorted in Finder an d hearts sorted here. One checks the combined compatibility and the other checks for your desired compatibility.

Actions with People

How to interact with your Cyber-friend To choose the Cyber-friend’s nickname from the list:

1. Press <Fn>

2. Choose an action: look at your friend’s Cy-Page, Photo, About Me information, or his Business Card. You can send him a personal message.

How to Send a Message to a Cyber-friend

1. Choose a per son from on e of the lists.

2. Press <Enter> ,

Chat.

3. Type the messa ge in the Chat Edit line.

4. Press <Enter> .

5. Press <ESC> to return to the Main desktop list of people

Note: The Edit line on the Chat screen will display a default message “Hi, <nickname>!” to the chosen person who se nickname appears in the Outgoing Address field. You can type a different message in the Edit line that will appear in your Cyber-friend’s Message Log.

<Enter>.

or press <Fn><Enter> and press <Enter> again on

BUSINESS AND PERSONAL APPLICATIONS

APPLICATIONS DESKTOP

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar or choose the Applications icon on the Main Desktop to display the Applications Desktop.

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In addition to the applications t h at are available FREE fr om our w ebsite, www.Cybiko.com, the following applications are resident on your Cybiko:

• Organizer

• Phrase BookText Editor & Journal

• Alarm Clock

• Calculator

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Graphic Editor

• Music ComposerU plo ad er & File manager

Personal Planner

ORGANIZERPERSONAL PLANNER

How to beginstart

Press the F5 button on the Short-Cut bar above the screen, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Personal PlannerOrganizer <Enter>.

icon. Press

Managing Your Tasks

Task List

After logo you see a list of tasks, To Do list. Use ⇔⇐ to move through the tasks.

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1. Press <Enter> on <New>... or P

Editor ask Edit Sheet (see below).

2. Edit th e Task Edit Sheet fieldstext of your task.

3. Press <Esc>.

The new task will automatically be displayed in the task list based on the field s ent ered in the Task E dit Sheet.

Note: To change the priority of a place the focus on the task and press <Fn><Select>.

Note. If you want to change position of the task on the screen, place the focus on the task and press <Fn><⇔⇔⇔⇔⇐⇐⇐⇐>.

How to Edit the Task

1. Choose the task you want to edit.

2. Press <Enter> .

3. Edit th e task Task Edit Sheet fields

4. Press <Esc>.

How to Mark the Task Done or Remove the Task

1. Move cursor to the completed task.

2. Press <Del> to mark the task done.

3. Press <Del> again to remove the task.

If the Task marked done is one or more weeks old, it is automatically

From the task list, you can create, edit, delete and mark the task.

Priority items designated by you are placed in the upper part o f the l ist, a nd com pleted items are mark ed with a different gray-tone color an d h ave a cancellation line through them.

To Create a New Task

just press <Ins> to load the Text

mark task with high priority,

deleted.

Task Edit Sheet

When you create a n ew ta sk or edit the existing one, always use th e Task Edit Sheet.

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3. Type in t he value or use <Select> to li st the existing values .

4. Press <Enter> .

To edit the f ields on th e Task Edit Sheet, use the same controls as you use in Finder and About Me:

How to Edit the Task Edit Sheet Fields

1. Focus the curs or on t he fi eld you want to edi t.

2. Press <Enter> or <Tab>.

TEXT EDITOR & JOURNAL

Text Editor and Journal let you make small reminder notes.

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Application Desktop and choose the Text Editor /Journal icon. Press <En ter>. The Text Editor/Journal logo with mini-helps will appear. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

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notes. Use <Del>, <Ins>, <Backspace>, and <Space> to edit the text.

How to use My journal

1. Place focus on <My journal>... and press <Enter>. Cursor will be placed right after the current date.

2. Enter your today notes or edit th e previous ones.

Press <Esc> to return t o t h e list of f iles. Press <Esc> again to return to Applications Desktop.

Take Additional Actions on a File

1. Choose the file you want to change.

2. Press <Fn><Enter>.

3. Choose a menu action with this file.

Note: To delete the file, press <Del> on it and

Choose a file from the list and press <Enter>.

To Create a New File

1. Press <Enter> on <New>... or press <Ins>.

3. Type in the file name.

4. Press <Enter> . A clear screen appear s an d allows you to enter your

UPLOADER & FILE MANAGER

This application gives you a possibility to send small applications, pi ct ures and melodies to your CyberFriends as well as to view pictures, listen to the music and run games an d applications.

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Application Desktop and choose the Up loader/Fi le manager icon. Press <En ter>.

You see list of files resident on your Cybiko. Use ⇔⇐ to move through the list.

Pressing <Enter> on a file will:

- Start game or application (if it is an executable file)

- View picture (if the file is in graphic format)

- Play melody (if the file is music)

How to send files to your CyberFriend

1. Place focus on a fi le

2. Press <Fn><Enter>.

3. Choose Upload and press <Enter>.

4. Choose your CyberFriend from appeared list

5. Press <Enter>

Your Cybiko will connect to your friend’s one and check for free space. If the place is enough the Cybiko of your friend will notify him that you are trying to send him something. If he agrees the upload will start.

Note. Your CyberFriend will find the uploaded file in his Uploader/File Manager.

PHRASE BOOK

To say something in a different language, use the Phrase Book.

Note: Before using the Phrase Book, go to Settings on the Main Desktop and choose your language. The default language is English.

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose th e Phr ase Book icon. Press <Enter>. The Phrase book logo with mini-helps appears. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

The following items are displayed on a menu: Dictionary Phrase Book Add Word Add Phrase

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1. Type the word or use arrows (⇔⇐) to choose the right word.

2. Press Enter. The translation is automatically displayed in the Word Translation field. The dictionary will provide continuations of words you type. If it is close to

the word you need, y ou can use the arrow keys to select the word.

Dictionary

Dictionary is divided in two part s: Word Input field and Word Translation field. The focus defaults to the Word Input fiel d when you enter t h e Di ctionary screen. Press

<Tab> to switch between the two fields. How to Translate a Word

Note: If the translation does not fit on the page (i.e. it is too big to fit on the screen), press <TAB> to the lower part of the screen and scroll with (⇔⇔⇔⇔⇐⇐⇐⇐) to see the entire translation.

To change the language, press <Fn><L>.

Phrase book

If you choose Phrase book you’ll come to the menu of Phrase Sections. Choose the section you’re interested in with (⇔⇐) (Alena: pls ch ange) and press <Enter> and you will come to the Phrase book main screen.

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phrase will be displayed with relevant phrases containing the same Key words. Arrows (⇔⇔⇔⇔⇐⇐⇐⇐) will move through all the phrases with the same key word. Press <Esc> to return to the general list of phrases. Using arrows (⇔⇔⇔⇔⇐⇐⇐⇐) without typing will move you through all the phrases in this section (general list).

To change the language, press <Fn><L>.

How to Translate a Phrase

1. Type or select the phrase you want translated by using arrows (⇔⇐) in the phrase input field.

The phrase translation is automatically displayed in the Phrase Translation field.

Note: As you type a phrase, continuations of the

Add Words and Phrases

When selecting from the main menu, you will see the same screens for Dictionary and Ph rase Book but Word/Phrase Input field and Word/Phrase Translation field will be blank. Edit the entire screen moving between the fields with the <Tab>. <Esc> or <Enter> will prompt you to add what you edited. The Custom s ection of the Phrase Book or General List of the Dictionary contains t he phrases and words you have added.

ALARM CLOCK

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Alarm/Clock icon. Press <Enter>. Th e Alarm/ Clock log o with mini-helps will appear. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

You are in Time screen. Pressing <Select> will switch you to the Date, Alarm and Second time screens.

Settings

To change settings of the curre nt scr een :

All changes are immediate.

CALCULATOR

The calculator application p erforms standard arithm etic al f unct i ons.

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Application Desktop and choose the Calculator i c on .

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1. Press <Fn><Enter> to view the Settings menu.

2. Follow the same controls as in Finder/About me.

3. Press <Esc>.

Calculations

How to Calculate

1. Use numeric keypad to enter the numbers.

2. Use the f ollow ing table to make operations:

arrows or <TAB> to use the buttons of th e Ca l culator.

2. Press <Enter> .

Key Number or

<Del> <Ins> + <Tab> / <Select> * <Enter> = <Fn> +/<Backspace> CE <Esc> pressed

once <Esc> pressed

twice

The functions will be the same as a standard calc ulator.

operation

Returns to Applications Desktop

GRAPHIC EDITOR

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Gr aphic Editor ico n. Press <Enter>. The Graphic Editor logo with mini-helps is displayed. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

Choose a file from the list and press <Enter>.

To Create a New File

1. Move an existi ng file close to where you want a new one.

2. Press <Ins>.

3. Enter new file name.

4. Press <Enter> .

Take Additional Actions on a File

1. Choose the file you want to change.

2. Press <Fn><Enter>.

3. Choose a menu action with this file.

Note: To delete the file, press <Del> on it and confirm you want the file deleted.

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Cursor thickn ess

The main screen of the Graphic Editor is divided into Working area and Tool bar. U se < Tab> to switch between them. The following icons on the Tool bar relate to the cursor function:

Draw pixel, curve or line Pouring

Cursor color

How to Draw To change the cursor functi on , thickness and color:

1. Press <Tab> to go to the Tool bar.

2. Choose the desired icon.

3. Press <Select>.

4. Press <Tab> several times or <Enter> once to get back to Working area.

To draw:

1. Choose the cursor function (see above).

2. Move the cursor using arrows.

3. Press <Enter> to amplify the Cursor function .

Note: If you select Draw Curve or Line, point to the beginning of the curve or line with the <Enter> key and drag the Curso r to the end point. If you change your mind while dragging the cursor, press <Esc> and choose another place to start the line or curve.

You can change the cur sor function with <Select>, the cursor thickness with <Shift>, and the gray-scale color with <Space> from your Working area. To erase, hold <Fn> and move the cursor through the screen.

To exit the application, press <Esc> at Working area.

MUSIC COMPOSER

The Music Composer allows you to create or edit melodies.

How to start

Press the F5 button on the Short-cut bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Music Composer icon. Press <Enter>. Th e Music Composer logo with mini-helps is displayed. Press any key and the logo will disappear.

Choose a file from the list and press <Enter>. To create a new file or take action on an existing one, refer to Graphic

Editor.

Composing

The main screen of the Music Comp o ser is divi ded in to a Working area and Tool bar. You can switch between th em w i t h < Tab>. The Toolbar icon s (f rom left to right) are the Playing Temp, Melody Transformation, and Play.

Below you will find a list of keypad keys that correspond to musical notes.

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Use these keys to compose your own musi c.

The Key-table.

Note

C Z Q

C sharp D 2 D X W D sharp F 3 E C E F V R F sharp H 5 G B T

Octave I keys

Octave II keys

G sharp J 6 A N Y A sharp K 7 H M U

How to Compose and Play

1. Us e the Key Table to write your m elody .

2. Press <Enter> to play the melody.

3. Lis ten to the end or press <Esc> to interrupt.

How to Edit Musical Compositions

To change the duration of a note, use <up/down arrows>. To change a note’s position on the staff, press <SHIFT><up/down arrows>. To insert a rest, press <Spa ce>. To delete a note, press <Del> or <BackSpace>.

How to change Playing mode To change Play mode for the melody you compose:

1. Press <Tab> to swit ch to the Toolbar.

2. Choose the desired icon using arrows or <Tab>.

3. Press <Select> t o chan ge the value of th e icon.

4. Press <Enter> to play or <Tab> several times to return to Working area.

To exit the application, press <Esc> at Working area.

SETTINGS

Cybiko is very flexi ble. You can change the configuration of th e device quickly using the Settings function.

How to start

Go to the Main Desktop or press F1 button. Find the icon called Settings. Press <Enter>. Settings logo with mini-help will appear. Pressing any key will move you to the main Settings screen.

In the main screen you’ ll see a men u with three items: System, Alerts, Applications. Pressing <Enter> on any one of them will give the list of items you can change.

How to change item

1. Position cursor on the item you want to change.

2. Press <Enter> or <Tab>.

3. Us e <Sel ect> to change the values of the item or type it in.

4. Press <Enter> .

To save the changed item, you will need to confirm your choice on exiting from Settings.

System

Password – can be turned ON or OFF. A Password is requ ested after you switch on the device.

Set password – type in your password. The password must consist of three numbers only (e.g. 398). If you didn’t

enter anything into the item field, the Password will be automatically switched to the OFF mode when y o u leave Settings.

Attention! Please, remember your Password. There is no way to recover yo ur Password if you forget.

Brightness and Communication – if you desire, you can turn Communication mode OFF.

Your device will not send or receive any radio signals. This is recommended to save the batteries.

Mute - this setting makes the device completely silent. By default, this setting is OFF.

Note. Pressing <Fn><F2> when you are in a desktop turns this setting ON. Pressing once again turns it back OFF.

Sound effects and Music – in such games as Labyrin th and CyLandia y ou can switch music and sounds separately.

Set time, Set alarm and Set date – these settings allow you to set current time and date as well as to put on the alarm.

Note. You always see current time in the bottom of Desktop. To change th e time or to set alarm as well as current dat e use setting described above.

Contrast - ordinary Scr e en options.

Alerts

Silent mode – this setting makes the device com pletely silent. By default, this setting is OFF.

Mail alerts - when you press <Enter> you’ll see the l ist of alerts for incoming messages addressed to you personally. You can choose betw een hearing a

Beep, feeling a Vibration, seeing the Dialog box with the text of message. Chat alerts - pressing <Enter> will show you possible alerts of receiving a

Broadcast messag e. You can switch ON or OFF an y of the Mail alerts. People alerts – provides a list of alerts notifying you that the number of

people surrounding you has changed. Games alerts – provides a list of alerts notifying you that somebo dy is

inviting you to play a game.

ep on keyboard – your Cybiko can beep when you press a key, or you can

switch this mode OFF.

Applications

Phr.b. input language – choose a language from which you will translate the words and phrases in your Phras e book.

Intro screens – this option makes Int ro screens befor e applications disappear.

Measurement units –choose the desired u nit of measure (U S – pou nds and feet, Eu-m eters and kilogram s).

The last four items can be used to set a password on your Setting s. See System for establishing a password. The password will be requested right after the Logo when you start to use these applications.

PC & INTERNET CONNECTIVITY.

PC AND INTERNET CONNECTIVITY

Cybiko has plenty of exciting possibilities, including more games, applications and informat ion t h at can be downloaded from our w eb-site www.Cybiko.com.

To download the n ew prog rams you’ll need a sp ecial program called CyberLoad. You can get this program from our web site.

How to prepare for downloading new applications and games

1. Go to www.Cybiko.com using a standard web-browser like Inter net E xplorer 4.0 o r Net scape 4.0

2. On the main page find the section ‘Download’

3. Click on it

This will automatically check to see if you already have CyberLoad. If you already have it, click to launch it to proceed with downloading. If you don’t have it yet, clicking on the icon will start the Setup process to assist you in downloading CyberLoad.

After you have installed CyberLoad on your computer you are ready to download files from our web-site or

Note. With CyberLoad you can als o cre ate pi ctures and mel odies on your PC and send them to your Cybiko. Just click on <Converte r> and see how it works...

How to downlo ad

1. Turn your Cybiko ON

2. Plug Cybiko in to the RS 23 2 Cable and the other end into your PC external port.

3. On your PC run t he already instal led CyberLoad

4. Follow the instructions of the Wizard

5. Tick off the files you ‘d like to download on your Cybiko.

6. Press <Next>.

7. Adjust free spac e on Cybiko and the Cart size marking with dagger the files you move from your Cybiko or exclude from the cart.

8. Press <Go>.

Note: It is necessary to remove some programs from your Cybiko before you download more programs on to your device. There is a limited amount of memory and problems may occur if there is not enough memory on your Cybiko.

Note. All the files you marked with dagger will be moved to your Local PC directory on your computer. You can store programs, including CyLandia, on your PC until you decide you want to play the programs again.

from your PC into your Cybiko.

Choose <U pload>.

How to upload

1. Make the same steps as d escribed in How t o down loa d from 1. to

2. Choose <Upload>.

3. Mark files you want to move from your Cybiko with dagger.

4. Press <Go> to move the files to your Local PC directory .

The first time you download anything to your Cybiko, CyberLoad wizard will

guide you through the process. The second time, it will offer to to disable itself if you do not need any f urther support.OTHER

What you get on www.cybiko.com

- Translator. This application helps you to find out how to say words and phrases in different languages.

- Graphic Editor. Make drawings and send them to anyone in your wireless network.

- Music Composer. This application allows you to create simple melodies, play them, and ever send them to a friend.

- Space. Enjoy slipping through the CyberSpace on your heroic shuttle battling aliens.

- Sea Battle. You ar e a captain of a squadron. Your opponent is trying t o sink all your ships, but with your skill - never surrender.

- Crossword. Learn about the world with this amazin g ed ucational crossword puzzle that is different every time.

- Chess. This classic co mes to life when your opponent is o ut of sig h t .

- Dark chess. Is and enthralling strategic game that will keep your wits.

- Corners. The objective is to move all of your pieces across the game field, from one corner to the other, faster than your opponent can move his pieces.

- Give-away. The rules are identical to Checkers, but the object of t h e gam e is to GIVE AWAY all of your checkers.

- Billiard. You’ll need an accurate eye and strong nerves to play this classic bar game.

- Golf. A great game of skill, do you want to try your swing?

- and many many other constantly updating games and applications...

APPENDIX I

Cybiko I model CY0111

Hardware specificatio ns:

Main Processor: 16 bit, 11 MHz Hi tachi H8S/2 227 Coprocessor: Atmel AT90S2313 4 MHz RAM: 512 KB Flash disk: 512 KB, extendable up to 16 Mb LCD display: 160x100 dots, 59x40 mm , 4 level grayscale RF transceiver: RFMD 2915 , 915 MHz (903.2 – 926.8 MHz) Rechargeable batteries: Two NiMH Prismatic Cells of GP7M (GP8M) type

with nominal capacity 700 mAh.

Software specifications:

Operating System: Cy OS v.1.1 Software: CyOS v.1.1 compatible applications Communicat ion Protoc ol : CyDP x.604 (640 channels Cybiko RF Digital

Protocol) Dynamic Wireless L ocal Network: automatically provided by CyOS v.1.1 and

CyDP x.604 RF Communication Features: Communication: Direct unit-to-unit

Transmission and Receiving Range: Short range Communication Rate: 64 channels 19000 bps each.

Number of channels: 604 Frequency: 903.2 905-– 926.80 MHz Max. on-line Cybiko units: 6400 (100 units on each of 604 channels)

Other:

Screen/Keyboard Back Light Vibration Alert Speaker 72 key keyboard Stylus Extendable Antenna 64 pin extension cartridg e socket Serial PC connection socket 2 recharging batteries 110 V recharging un i t Continues functioning with fully charged batteries: from 3 to 8 hours in

active mode (active RF applications) and from 1 to 3 days in passive mode (calculator, clock etc.)

Wide variety of additional applications you can download from www.Cybiko.com and put into your Cybiko. Absolutely FREE!

APPENDIX II

CYBISH

CyBish is a language frequently used by Cybiko Chatters to express emotions and simplify sentences

English Singular Plural Examples lady, female f ff i f

gentleman, male

man, person

I, me i we

You u uu r u m?

message, letter

pic, picture [] []s

CyBish

mmmi m

ppp

}}}

(people, anybody, everyone)

}

{ {{ r { f?

(you guys)

ttt

e-mail @ thank you thx Job $ Eyes ii i've blue ii Hair iii i've long iii Yes + + u right

No - i -w xx

n Sure ++ Verbs Cybish Strength Examples go, follow > > i means

"follow me"

return,

< back, from

Want w ww i w }{ means

"i wanna

chat" Bored zz zzzz i zzz Are R love, like * ** i ** u chat, talk,

}{

tell umbrage,

{-}

upset cyber sex xx xxx i ww xxxx Get g Do d Fun ; ;; Other Cybish Strength Examples Cool # ## sexy, hot,

oo ooo

sweet Good ) )) Bad ( (( Stupid [ [[ Neat ~ Cute ~~ Crazy % hey, hello,

hi, morning Bye b Ok ok

And & For 4

To 2 What : Where :: When ::: Your yr Please pls sorry,

excuse me welcome wl Phrases age/sex/loc

ation laugh out

loud Never mind )} Good boy {) Person to

person

English Cybish Hello

everybody! I wanna

chat Where are

you from? Send your

age/sex/loc ation, please

I'm new in this chat

I'm bored i zzz What do

you do fo fun?

I love you very much!

asl

lol

p2p i w }{ p2p

}2{

h pp!

i w }{

:: r u <?

yr asl pls

} new in }{

: d u d 4 ;?

I ***** u!

WARNING STATEMENTS

General precautions

1. Cybiko is a wireless c ommunications computer using digital RF transmissions. It meets all safety requirement as issued by the FCC part 15.

2. In some indoor locations, "dead sp ot s" can be found wh ere RF reception is very difficult. But they are usually very localized, and can be avoided by moving around.

Rechargeable NiMH Battery Warning

* This equipment contains rechargeable NiMH batteries. * The rechargeable NiMH batteries contained in this equipment may

explode if disposed of in a fire.

* Do not short-circuit the battery. * Do not charge the rechargeable NiMH batteries used in this

equipment in any charger other than the one designed to charge these batteries. Using anot her charger may dam age the batteries, or cause the batteries to explode.

Warning! Cybiko, Inc. DOES NOT represent this unit to be waterproof. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or damage to the unit, DO NOT expose this unit to rain or moisture.

Rechargeable NiMH Batteries Must Be Recycled or Disposed of Properly

* Cybiko, Inc. voluntarily participates in an RBRC industry program

to collect and recycle NiMH batteries at the end of their useful life, when t aken out of servi ce wit hin the Uni ted States. The RBRC program provides a con venient alternative to placin g used NiMH batteries into the trash or municipal waste stream, which is illegal in some areas.

* Through the RBRC program, Cybiko makes it easy for you to drop

off the used batteries at local retailers of replacement NiMH batteries. You may also contact your local recycling center for information on where to return t he use d battery. Please call 1-800-8-BATT ERY f or information on NiMH battery recycling in your area. Cybiko's involvement in this program is part of its commitment to protect ing our environment an d conserving natural resources.

* RBRC is a registered trademark of the Rechargeable Battery

Recycling Corporation.

Important Safety Instructions

When using Cybiko, these basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury to persons:

1. Read and understand all instructions.

2. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Use a dry cloth for cleaning. DO NOT u se liquid or aerosol cleaners.

3. Do not place thi s product on an unstable cart, stand, or table. Cybiko may fall, causing serious damage to the unit.

4. Slots and openings in the ca bi net are provi ded for ventilation and the addition of cartridges. To protect the product from overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This product should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.

5. This product should be op era ted only from the type of power source indicated on the marking level. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company.

6. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will be damaged by persons walking on it.

7. Do not overload wall outlet and extension cords, as this can r esult in the risk of fire or electrical shock.

8. Never push objects of any kind into this product through the cabinet slots other than the ones designed specially for Cybiko, as they may touch dangerous volt age points or short out parts that could result in the risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

9. To reduce th e ri sk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product. Take it to qualified service personnel when service or repair work is required.

Additional Battery Safety Precautions

Caution! To reduce the risk of fire or injury to persons by the battery, read and follow these instructions:

1. Use only the appr opriate type and si ze battery pack.

2. Do not dispose of th e batt ery pack in a fire. The c ell may explode. Check the NiMH battery disp osal package insert for disp osal instructions.

3. Do not open or mutilate the battery pack. Released electrolyte is corrosive and may ca use damage to the eyes or skin. It may be toxic if swallowed.

4. Exercise care in handling the batteries in order not to short the batteries with conducting materials such as rings, br acelets, and keys. Th e batteries or conductor may overheat ca usin g burns.

5. Charge the battery pack provided with or identified for use with this product only in accordance with the instructions and limitations specified in this Guide.

Important Electrical Considerations

Unplug all electrical appli an ces when you know an electrical storm is approaching. Lig htning can pass thro ug h y our h ousehold wirin g an d damage any device connected to it. Cybiko is no exception.

Warning! Please do not attempt to unplug any appliance during an electrical storm.

The FCC Wants You To Know

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfe rence in a residential installation. This dev ice generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not i n stalled and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications . Howev er, ther e is no guar antee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this device does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of

the following measu res: * Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. * Increase the separation between the computer and receiver. * Plug the computer into an outlet on a different circuit from

the one to whi ch the receiv er is connected.

* Consult an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the guarantee of this device could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Adapter Safety Features

If the AC adapter furnished with Cybiko has a polarized line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other), this plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug.

Do not alter the shape of the blades of the polarized plug!

Note: If you cannot plug the AC adapter into the outlet, contact an electrician about replacing the outlet.

Plug the AC Adapter into a standard 120 VAC wall outlet. Do not use an outlet controlled by a wall switch.

Use only the Cybiko AC Adapter supplied with this un it.

What to do if Cybiko does not work properly

DO NOT TAKE YOU R CYBIKO BACK TO THE STORE . (Check the following before calling the assistance hotline)

The screen stays blan k even though the power is ON.

Cybiko does not respond even when the keypad buttons are pressed.

Your Cybiko does not communicate with the other devices even at close distances.

1. The batteries may need to be replaced. See Batt ery replace ment section described in the beginning of this booklet.

2. Turn the power OFF, wait 5 seconds, turn power back ON.

1. Turn the power OFF, wait 5 seconds, turn power back ON again t o reset and restart all programs.

1. Be sure your antenna is placed perpendicular l y to the unit.

2. Move your Cybiko away from all large metal objects and metal construction.

3. Try not to touch the antenna with any part of your body while communicating.

Warranty and Service Information

You may need only simpl e in structions to corr ect a problem. Call Consumer Assistance Hotline. Do not take the product back to the store. See insert for hours of operation. If the pr obl em cannot be c orrected over the telephon e, you will be offered express factory service from Cybiko. Please, do not send any products to Cybiko, Inc without contacting us first.

Hardware Warranty

Cybiko Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that the hardware product shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for twelve (12) months from the date of purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during the warranty period, Cybiko will repair the defective hardware product or component, free of charge. The origi nal purchaser i s entitled to this warranty only if the date of purchase is registered at the point of sale or the consumer can demonstrate, to Cybiko Inc. satisfaction, that the product was purchased within the last 12 months.

Software Warranty

1. Cybiko, Inc. guaran tees the working capacity of programs in clo sed in

Standard packet un d er conditions described in documentation.

2. As for the other components, the software is delivered “as is”. Cybiko,

Inc. does not warrant that the software carries no errors, nor does it take on any liability for consequential damages, either direct or indirect, including damages caused by possible errors or misprints in the softwa re package.

3. Cybiko, Inc. makes n o guarantees as to th e operation of the softwa r e in

combination of any other software or hardware of earlier release.

4. Cybiko, Inc. does n ot warrant that t h e standard package delivered with

the device will completely correspond to that described in this Manual.

Service After Expiration of Warranty

Please call the Consumer Assistance H otline for troub le shooting assistance. In some instanc es, it may be necessary for you to ship the complete pro duct, FREIGHT PR EPAID AND INSU R ED FOR LOSS OR DAMAGES, to the nearest service location. Please, do not send any products to Cybiko without contacting us first. SEE INSERT FOR PHONE NUMBER.

Warranty limitations

This warranty shall not apply if the product:

1. Is used with products not sold or licensed by Cybiko (including, but not

limited to, non-licensed games and application enhancements and copier devices, adapters, and p ower supplies).

2. Is used for commercial pur po ses (including rental).

3. Is modified or tampered with.

4. Is damaged by negligence, accident, unreasonable use, or by other

causes unrelated to d efective materials or wor kmanship.

5. Has had the serial number altered, defaced or removed.

Any applicable implied warranties, including Warranty Of Merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are her eby limited in duration to the warranty period described above (12 months, as applicable). In no event shall Cybiko be liable for consequential or incidental damages resulting from the breach of any implied or express w a r ranties. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusion of consequential or incidental damages, so the above limitation s may not

apply to you.

This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Cybiko’s address is as set forth on the back cover of this booklet.

This Warranty is valid in th e United S tates.

Patent Information

This product successfully passed the PCT search (PCT/RU 99/00078). Patents issued and pending in Japan, US, Canada and elsewhere. For a full

listing, please contact the company.

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