Ectaco Language Teacher EGP230D User Manual

Language Teacher® EGP230D
EnglishÙGermanÙPolish
Dictionary
&
AngielskoÙniemieckoÙpolski
słownik
i
organizer o pamięci 128Kb
Englisch-deutsch-polnisches
Wörterbuch
und
dreisprachiger Geschäfts-Organizer
User’s manual
Instrukcja obsługi
Benutzeranleitung
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No part of this manual shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without permission from Ectaco, Inc.
Language Teacher
®
is a registered trademark of
ECTACO, Inc., NY, USA
© 1992–2002 ECTACO, Inc., New York, USA. All rights reserved.
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CONTENT
INTRODUCTION ...................................................4
Power supply...................................................... 6
Initialization.........................................................7
Keyboard ............................................................ 8
Display..............................................................10
Main menu........................................................11
DICTIONARY.......................................................14
USER'S DICTIONARY.........................................19
IRREGULAR VERBS...........................................22
POPULAR IDIOMS..............................................24
PHRASE BOOK...................................................25
PC COMMUNICATION........................................27
CONTACTS .........................................................31
MEMORANDUM..................................................33
SCHEDULE ......................................................... 36
CALENDAR .........................................................41
TIME ....................................................................43
Local time .........................................................43
World time ........................................................44
ANNIVERSARY DATES ......................................45
CALCULATOR.....................................................48
ACCOUNT MANAGER........................................48
CONVERSIONS ..................................................51
Metric conversion .............................................52
Currency conversion ........................................53
GAMES ................................................................55
Master mind......................................................56
Hangman..........................................................58
DATA DELETION ................................................ 60
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SETUP .................................................................61
Password..........................................................62
Key tone ...........................................................66
Date format.......................................................67
Time format ......................................................67
Set local time....................................................68
Alarm on/off ......................................................69
Set daily alarm..................................................69
Memory remaining............................................70
Interface language............................................71
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing the Language Teacher
®
EGP230D. This product is the result of the combined efforts of Ectaco’s staff of linguists, engineers, and programmers, and represents the latest generation of the highest-performance integrated educational tools available.
The Language Teacher
®
EGP230D features:
Main vocabulary (English-German,
English-Polish, German-Polish bi­directional dictionaries) of approx. 450,000 words, including medical, technical, legal, and business terms, as well as slang, idioms, and general expressions
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A selection of the most popular American
idioms
English irregular verbs 12-topic book of common English phrases Recording function for new words Instant reverse translation
Award-winning Vector Ultima trilingual
spell-checking system
128Kb English/German/Polish personal
organizer for scheduling and telephone numbers, equipped with search function
Account manager to track your bank
accounts and transactions
Local and World time Two games Currency exchange rate calculator Metric converter High-speed data exchange with a PC Trilingual interface Daily alarm Audible schedule reminder Data protection system
9 As continuous efforts are made by the
manufacturer to ensure a better quality and performance of the Language Teacher
products, some characteristics or the design of
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the actual device you purchased may slightly differ from their description in this manual.
Power supply
The EGP230D is powered by two CR2032 batteries and one CR1220 backup battery.
To restore full functionality of the device and to avoid risk of losing user data, replace the complete set of batteries as soon as possible. Do not mix old and new batteries.
How to replace the batteries
à Ensure the power is off. Press ON/OFF to turn
the unit off.
à Never try to remove batteries from the unit
when the power is on. This can seriously damage the device. If you experience difficulty turning the unit off, press the RESET button on the left-hand side of the device’s backside and reset the system. See page 7 for additional information.
à Remove the battery compartment cover by
sliding it away from the unit.
à Remove the used batteries and replace them
with new ones.
9 When replacing the batteries, you have 2
minutes to place new ones in the unit without risk of losing any data stored in RAM. Do not
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exceed the 2-minute limit! Neither the manufacturer nor the dealer may be held responsible for loss of user data.
à Make sure to align the batteries according to
the polarity marks (+ -) inside the compartment.
à Replace the battery compartment cover by
sliding it toward the unit. Make sure the cover sits in place properly.
9 If the display blinks or becomes dim, you
should replace the batteries.
Initialization
The initialization routine is started
when the EGP230D is turned on for the
first time;
when you remove the batteries (e.g. during
replacement);
after the system has been reset with the
RESET button.
9 The RESET button is located on the left-hand
side of the reverse of the device. It can be accessed with any thin object like a paper clip. Never use a needle or pin for this purpose since it can damage the unit.
à If you see Init system?(y/n), press the N button
to abort initialization and customization.
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The System ready message indicates that system initialization has been completed and the factory defined default settings have been restored.
à Then you will see the Delete all? message.
Press the N button to save your data.
9 Upon first using the EGP230D, or following a
completed system initialization, the interface language will be set to English. Users that prefer to see menus and messages in German or Polish are referred to page 71 for instructions.
Keyboard
The standard American QWERTY keyboard combined with the German and Polish layouts allows you to easily enter any word in seconds.
To enter a diacritic letter in German, just use the according additional buttons, to enter a diacritic letter in Polish, press SHIFT + [diacritic button].
9 Unlike PC keyboards, with the EGP230D there
is no need to keep a key (such as SHIFT) down while pressing another one. It is enough to press it only once and release. On the indicator line you will see the corresponding indicator.
The available set of national characters is dependent on which language input mode is selected. Language modes can be toggled by
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pressing the
button. E, G, P, or NUM (if numerical mode is available) is displayed in the upper right corner respectively.
Function shortcut keys
1
ON/OFF Turn the device On or Off RESET Re-initialize system SPELLER (
) Launch spell-checker
Open main dictionary Open contacts Open phrase book Open time Open calculator
Open setup SHIFT+Ö Open irregular verbs SHIFT+ß Open popular idioms
Control and edit keys
,
Move cursor / highlight / switch
main menu
1
Key1+Key2 here and further on signifies the
combination of keys to use - first press and release Key1, then press and release Key2.
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,
Move cursor / highlight / scroll
lines / switch main menu
,
Scroll pages
ENTER Execute
SPACE Enter space
ESC Close active window / cancel
SHIFT
Used as Key1 in key combinations
DEL Delete character to the left of
the cursor / delete record
Switch language or translation direction
SHIFT+SPACE Open additional symbols
2
SHIFT+ENTER Open record to edit
SHIFT+
Line break
SHIFT+
Insert / overwrite
Display
Language Teacher® EGP230D features a large screen (120x32 pixels) that provides an efficient
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Press , to move between the three lines of
symbols. Press the corresponding number button to enter the desired symbol.
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graphical interface for the unit’s numerous functions.
The indicator lines are at the left and right sides of the display. Indicators of the shift mode, edit mode, etc. are shown on these lines.
Current record opened in the edit mode
SHIFT key pressed Unit locked
Alarm is on
Key tone is on
Vertical scrolling or paging enabled Horizontal scrolling enabled
Highlight bar shows an inverse display of an icon or a portion of text.
A blinking Cursor marks the position where a character will be entered or deleted.
Main menu
The EGP230D Main menu consists of 18 functional icons, which visually organize access to the sections of the dictionary.
à To display the Main menu, turn the device on,
or close a current section using ESC.
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à Select a section using
, or , .
à To open a section, whose icon is highlighted,
press ENTER.
The icons shown in the Main menu represent the following sections of the EGP230D:
Dictionary
User’s Dictionary
Irregular Verbs
Popular Idioms
Phrase Book
PC Communication
Contacts
Memorandum
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Schedule
Calendar
Local & World Time
Anniversary dates
Calculator
Account Manager
Metric & Currency Conversion
Games
Data Deletion
Setup
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DICTIONARY
The Dictionary section includes English<­>German, English<–>Polish and German<->Polish dictionaries containing approximately 150,000 words each.
à Select the Dictionary section from the Main
menu or press the
hotkey.
à Press
, to select one of the dictionaries.
Press ENTER.
Use
to change the translation direction.
Viewing entries
à To view a translation of a word, enter it from
the keyboard.
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à While you are typing, the headword closest in
spelling to the portion you have entered so far will be displayed under the input line. When the desired word is displayed, press ENTER to see its translation(s).
Use:
, to scroll through the translations
, to highlight a word for Reverse
translation
, to switch between adjacent
entries
à Press any letter button to return to the input
line and translate another word in the same dictionary or press ESC to return to the inputted word.
Parts of speech and gender labels
Translations of a headword are listed in alphabetical order by part of speech.
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A – adjective NPR – proper noun ABBR – abbreviation NUM – numeral ADV – adverb PART- particle ART – article PHR – phrase AUX – auxiliary PREF – prefix CONJ – conjunction PREP – preposition ID – idiom PRON – pronoun INTRJ – interjection SUFF - suffix N – noun V – verb
Nouns are marked with gender and number labels.
F – feminine MNPL- masculine
or neuter plural FN – feminine or neuter
MPL – masculine
plural FPL – feminine plural
N – neuter
M – masculine NFPL- neuter or
feminine plural MF – masculine or feminine
NPL – neuter
plural MFPL – masculine or feminine plural
PL – plural
MN – masculine or neuter
Spell-checker Vector Ultima
The multilingual spell-checker Vector Ultima is one of the most advanced on the market. When you are unsure of the spelling of a word, Vector
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Ultima allows you to enter the word as you hear it and choose a spelling version from a list of suggestions.
à Type the word as you hear it.
à Press SPELLER (
) on the keyboard. A list
of suggested Variants appears on the screen.
à Select the desired word by using
, and press ENTER. You will see the translation(s) of this word.
9 If the spell-checker is unable to suggest
alternative words, the No variants message is shown.
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Instant reverse translation
For your convenience, EGP230D provides an
Instant reverse translation for all words in Dictionary, Irregular verbs, Popular idioms and Phrase book.
For example, when you are in a dictionary: à Press
, to select a word for the reverse
translation.
9 Note that the word selected for the reverse
translation must be in its basic (dictionary) form.
à Press ENTER to obtain its instant reverse
translation.
You can make some reverse translations in succession (without closing windows). The message Last translation is displayed when the limit is reached.
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Use:
ESC to close the Reverse translation
windows
3
any letter button to return to the input line
and begin a new search
USER'S DICTIONARY
The EGP230D allows you to create your own vocabulary list.
à Select the User’s Dictionary section from the
Main menu and choose one of the dictionaries.
Use:
, , , to select a dictionary
ENTER to enter the selected dictionary ▫ ESC to exit the section
3
Windows will be closed in the reverse order.
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Record
The record consists of a word or expression, its translation, and its part of speech. It also has information about the index number of the current record and the total number of records.
à Enter a dictionary. You will see the first of
existing records sorted alphabetically.
Use:
, to move between records
, to scroll through the record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter a dictionary.
Creating a Record
à When you are in a record list press ENTER to
open a new record template. If the dictionary is empty, a new record template will be opened automatically.
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à Type in a word or expression.
Use:
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à Press ENTER to type the translation(s).
à Press ENTER again. à Choose an appropriate abbreviation of the part
of speech by using
, . Press ENTER.
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à The record will be saved and you will be
returned to the record list.
Deleting a Record
à When in a list, press DEL to delete the current
record.
à Press Y to confirm deletion or press N to keep
the record.
IRREGULAR VERBS
All commonly used English irregular verbs are stored in alphabetical order in the Irregular verbs section.
à Select the Irregular verbs section from the
Main menu.
à To see the verb's basic forms and its Polish
translations, type in the desired verb.
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à Press ENTER.
à Press
to see German translation of the
same verb.
Use:
, to scroll through the translations
, to move between verbs
ESC to return to the input line and begin a
new search
9 You can make an Instant reverse translation
as well as in the Dictionary section, see page
18.
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POPULAR IDIOMS
Over 200 widely used American idioms and their German and Polish equivalents or translations are included in the Popular idioms section. The idioms are listed in alphabetical order.
à Select the Popular idioms section from the
Main menu.
à To display an idiom, type in the desired idiom.
à Press ENTER.
à Press
to see the German translation of the
same idiom.
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Use:
, to scroll through the translations
, to move between idioms
ESC to return to the input line and begin a
new search
9 You can also make an Instant reverse
translation as described in the Dictionary
section, see page 18.
PHRASE BOOK
There are over 1,000 English phrases and their translations stored in the EGP230D’s memory. For easy reference they are divided into 12 conversational topics:
Everyday conversation
Communication
Traveling At the bank
Hotel Transport
In the restaurant Health
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Shopping Beauty care
Sightseeing Calling for police
Each topic contains a number of subtopics.
à Select the Phrase book section from the Main
menu or press the
hotkey.
Use:
, to select a topic
, to scroll a (sub)topic’s title
à Select a topic. Press ENTER to see its
subtopics.
à Select a subtopic. Press ENTER.
à Press
to see the German translation of the
same phrase.
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When in a subtopic, use:
, to scroll through the text line by line
, to move between phrases
ESC to return to a previous level
9 You can make an Instant reverse translation
as well as in the Dictionary section, see page
18.
PC COMMUNICATION
Using the EGP230D PC-Link cable, (available separately as part of the Communication Pack) and the PC-Link software, (included on a CD in the standard package) you may exchange data between your EGP230D and a personal computer. This feature will allow you to keep a backup copy of the Contacts, Anniversary dates, Schedule, Memorandum, and User’s Dictionaries data on your PC.
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Software
à Insert the supplied CD into the CD-ROM drive
of a PC. If the installation program does not start automatically, run the Install.exe file from the CD root catalog.
à Choose EGP230D PC-Link from the menu
displayed on the PC.
à After the program is installed, start it from
Start/Programs/Ectaco. The
icon will appear
in the System Tray.
9 Make sure to select an appropriate COM port. 9 The latest version of the PC-Link software and
additional dictionaries can be downloaded from Ectaco's web site at www.ectaco.com
Data Transfer
à Connect the PC-Link cable to the Link outlet
located on the left-hand edge of the unit.
à Select the PC-Link section from the Main
menu.
Use:
, to select a subsection
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ENTER to open a subsection
Sending and Receiving
à Right click the PC-Link icon in the System
Tray. In the PC-Link program, select an appropriate data transfer mode.
à On the device, select the Send data transfer
mode by using
, . Press ENTER.
à To send data, choose the section(s) you wish
to send.
Use:
, to select section(s) to send
SPACE to check or uncheck a section (by
default all sections are checked with
)
à Press ENTER to start the transfer.
9 Start the data transfer first on the receiving
device, then on the sending device.
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à To receive data, select the Receive data
transfer mode by using
, . Press ENTER
and the transfer will begin.
9 The time span between the data transfer
startup on the PC and the unit must not exceed 30 sec. Otherwise, the Time is out message will be displayed.
9 Note that in the Receive data mode, the newly
transferred data will replace all the old information saved in the corresponding sections of your EGP230D.
9 Always back up your important data! Neither
the manufacturer nor the dealers assume any responsibility for lost or corrupted data.
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CONTACTS
In this section you can store names, telephone and fax numbers, as well as postal and e-mail addresses in English, German and Polish.
à Select the Contacts section from the Main
menu or press the
hotkey. You will see the
first of existing records sorted by name.
When in the record list, use:
, to move between records
, to scroll through the record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
Creating a Record
à To open a new record template, press ENTER
when you are in the record list. If there are no records stored, a new record template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
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A Contacts record includes the following pages:
Name Telephone Fax E-mail Address
à Start filling out the Name page.
9 It is necessary to complete the Name page.
Use:
to change the current language (the current language will be displayed in the upper right corner)
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à To open the next page, press ENTER.
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After the record is saved, you will be returned to the record list.
Deleting a Record
à When in a list, press DEL to delete the current
record.
à Confirm your intention by pressing the Y
button. If you don’t want to delete this record choose N.
Finding a Record
There are two ways to find a record: I. You may start typing a name included in a stored
record. Use SHIFT+DEL to delete the inputted word.
II. The records are sorted alphabetically by name. Use
or to scroll the record list.
MEMORANDUM
In this section you can store any text information in English, German, and Polish.
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à Select the Memorandum section from the Main
menu. You will see the first of the existing
records sorted by title.
When in the record list, use:
, to move between records
, to scroll through the record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
Creating a Record
à To open a new record template, press ENTER
when you are in the record list. If there are no records stored, a new record template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
à Fill out the Title page.
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9 It is necessary to complete the Title page. Use:
to change the current language (the current language is displayed in the upper right corner)
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à Press ENTER to open the Content page.
à Press ENTER to save the record.
After the record is saved, you will be returned to the record list.
Deleting a Record
à When in a list, press DEL to delete the current
record.
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à Confirm your intention by pressing the Y
button. If you don’t want to delete this record choose N.
Finding a Record
There are two ways to find a record: I. You may start typing a title included in a stored
record. Use SHIFT+DEL to delete an inputted word.
II. The records are sorted alphabetically by title. Use
or to scroll the record list.
SCHEDULE
You may effectively manage your time by using the Schedule section of your EGP230D.
à Select the Schedule section from the Main
menu. You will see the first of the existing
records sorted by date and time.
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When in the record list, use:
, to move between records
, to scroll through the record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
Creating a Record
à To open a new record template, press ENTER
when you are in the record list. If there are no records stored, a new record template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
A Schedule record includes the following pages:
Date Time Schedule alarm
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Content
When on the Date, Time or Scheduler alarm pages, use:
, to move between values
, or number buttons to change a value
A, P buttons to specify AM or PM (when
the 12-hour format is set)
9 The current date and time will follow the format
selected in Setup defaults for a new record.
à Set the date. Press ENTER.
à Set the time of the Reminder and Scheduler
alarm. Press ENTER.
The first position on this page - Reminder - specifies the time period until an event time. The second one – the time of the event when Schedule alarm will be issued.
à Set the Alarm.
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9 The Schedule alarm is OFF by default for a
new record.
à After setting the Schedule alarm, press
ENTER to open the Content page.
Use:
to change the current language (the current language is displayed in the upper right corner)
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à Press ENTER to save a record. The record will
be saved and you will be returned to the record list.
9 The Schedule memory is limited to 50 records.
The Record list full message is displayed when the record limit is met.
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Deleting a Record
à When in a list, press DEL to delete the current
record.
à Confirm your intention by pressing the Y
button. If you don’t want to delete this record choose N.
Finding a Record
The records are sorted by date and time. Use
, to scroll the record list.
Reminder and Schedule alarm
If enabled, the Reminder sounds at the determined time until an Schedule alarm will be issued, producing an audible beep.
9 Reminders and Schedule alarms sound even if
the device is OFF.
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9 If a Reminder or Schedule alarm and a Daily
alarm have the same date and time, only the Reminder or Schedule alarm will be displayed
since it has higher priority.
à Press ESC to interrupt a Reminder or a
Schedule alarm beep (otherwise, the beep will
continue for 30 seconds). The corresponding Schedule record will be displayed in the view mode at this time.
You can change the record and set the Reminder for a later time. Closing the Schedule will bring you back to the section (for example, Dictionary) you were using before the alarm went off.
CALENDAR
This section provides you with a convenient Calendar for the years 1900-2099. It also allows you to select existing Schedule and Anniversary dates records.
à Select the Calendar section from the Main
menu. You will see the calendar on the current
month with the current date highlighted. Also you will see any information stored for the current date.
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Use:
, to scroll the calendar by month
, to scroll through the month
, to select a day of a month
Dates of existing Anniversary records appear framed.
Dates of existing Schedule records appear with dot on the right side.
à To open an existing Anniversary or Schedule
record select framed date, or date with dot and press ENTER.
à Press ESC to return to the Calendar. à To jump to a specified date, press SHIFT+
.
Set a date.
Use:
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, to move between values
, or number buttons to change a value
à Press ENTER. You will see this date selected.
TIME
à Select the Time section from the Main menu or
press the
hotkey. There are two
subsections – Local time and World time.
Use:
, to select a subsection
ENTER to open a subsection
Local time
à Open the Local time subsection.
The Local time screen shows the names of a city and country, the current time for that city, the date,
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and day of the week. You may specify these settings in the Setup section.
By default, the local city is Warsaw, Poland, with the date (01-01-2002) in the mm-dd-yyyy format, and the time (00:00) in the 24-hour format.
World time
Using your EGP230D World time subsection, you may view the current time in cities around the globe.
à Open the World time subsection.
The World time screen shows the names of the selected city and country (default: New York, USA), the current time for that city, the date, and day of the week.
To see information for another city, scroll
through the alphabetic list by using
, .
To see information for another city of the
same country, scroll through the alphabetic list by pressing
, .
Also, you can quickly find a desired city by
pressing the first letter of its name and scrolling through the list by using
, .
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à Press ESC to exit the subsection. The next
time you enter this section the city you have chosen will be displayed first.
ANNIVERSARY DATES
In the Anniversary dates section of your EGP230D you can save information on birthdays, commemorative dates, and other recurrent events.
à Select the Anniversary dates section from the
Main menu. You will see the first of existing
records sorted by date.
When in the record list, use:
, to move between records
, to scroll through the record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
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Creating a Record
à To open a new record template, press ENTER
when you are in the record list. If there are no records stored, a new record template will be opened automatically when you enter this section.
à Set the date of an event. When on the Date page, use:
, to move between values
, or number buttons to change a value
à Press ENTER.
à Fill out the Content page.
Use:
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to change the current language (the current language will be displayed in the upper right corner)
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à Press ENTER to save the record. After the record is saved, you will be returned to
the record list.
Deleting a Record
à When in a list, press DEL to delete the current
record.
à Confirm your intention by pressing the Y
button. If you don’t want to delete this record choose N.
Finding a Record
There are two ways to find a record: I. You may start typing a word included in a stored
record. Use SHIFT+DEL to delete the inputted word.
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II. The records are sorted by date. Use
or
to scroll the record list.
CALCULATOR
à Select the Calculator section from the Main
menu or press the
hotkey.
When entering numbers and operations from the keyboard, there is no need to press the SHIFT key while in Calculator mode. Use this application as an ordinary pocket calculator.
ACCOUNT MANAGER
The Account manager section of your EGP230D allows you to keep track of your bank accounts and transactions.
à Select the Account manager section from the
Main menu.
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The five subsections allow you:
Account – to create, delete, and look
through the account descriptions
Deposit – to create, delete, and look
through records of account deposits
Withdrawal – to create, delete, and look
through records of account withdrawals
Transfer – to create, delete, and look
through records of transfers between accounts
Balance – to check the current balance of
accounts
Use:
, to select a subsection
ENTER to open a subsection
à Enter a subsection. You will see the first of
existing records sorted by account numbers.
When in subsection, use:
, to select a record
ENTER to open a record
The selected record will open in the view mode. Use SHIFT+ ENTER to open it in the edit mode.
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9 If there are no records stored, a new record
template will be opened automatically when you enter a subsection.
Creating a Record
à To open a new record template, press ENTER
when you are in the record list. If there are no records stored, a new record template will be opened automatically when you enter this section. For example:
à Fill out a record template. Use:
ENTER to open next page of a template ▫
to change the current language (the current language will be displayed in the upper right corner)
SHIFT+ [diacritic button] to enter a diacritic
letter
SHIFT+ SPACE to view additional lines of
symbols (see page 10)
à Press ENTER to save a record. After the record is saved, you will be returned to
the record list.
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Deleting a Record
à When in a record list, press DEL to delete the
current record. For example:
à Confirm your intention by pressing the Y
button. If you don’t want to delete this record choose N.
Finding a Record
There are two ways to find a record: I. You may start typing an account number
included in a stored record. Use SHIFT+DEL to delete the inputted number.
II. The records are sorted by account number. Use
or to scroll the record list.
CONVERSIONS
This section consists of two useful subsections ­Metric conversion and Currency conversion.
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Use:
, to select a subsection
ENTER to open a subsection
Metric conversion
With your EGP230D you may easily convert measurements from the British-American system into the metric system commonly used in Europe and vice versa, as well as convert within each system.
à Select the Metric conversion subsection from
the Conversions section.
Use:
, to select a measure
ENTER to open the selected measure
When in a measure, use:
, to change the input measure
number buttons to input the value ▫ DEL to delete the inputted value ▫ ESC to exit the subsection
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9 There may be more than 3 units of measure in
the subsection. Use
, to scroll the entire
list.
9 When converting any thermal unit into BTU in
Energy remember that BTU is the British thermal unit, and is equivalent to 1055J (1BTU=1055J).
Currency conversion
The Currency conversion function built into your EGP230D allows you to instantly calculate conversion values between 10 pre-installed and 3 user-defined currencies.
à Select the Currency conversion subsection
from the Conversions section.
Setting and Checking Rates
à Select Setup currency to specify currency
names and rates.
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à Select a currency by highlighting the
corresponding line using
, . Press ENTER.
à Change/specify the currency name. 9 You can specify or change the names of any of
the currencies listed. New currencies may be added in place of ???, which can be found at the bottom of the list.
9 English is set by default. Use
to change the current language. The current language is displayed in the upper right corner.
à Press ENTER to open the next window.
à Specify an exchange rate relative to the basic
currency (whose rate should equal 1).
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9 The default exchange rate for all currencies is
1.
à Press ENTER to save or ESC to cancel
changes.
Conversion
à Select Conversion to enter an amount you’d
like to convert. à Select a currency name and enter an amount. Use:
, to highlight the corresponding line
number buttons to input values
DEL to cancel the input
ESC to exit the subsection
After you have typed a new amount in one of the lines, the conversion will be performed.
GAMES
Your EGP230D features two games – the logic game Master mind and the word game Hangman.
Use:
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, to select a subsection
ENTER to open a subsection
Master mind
The logic game Master mind can develop and improve your sequential thinking abilities.
à Select the Master mind subsection from the
Games menu.
Use:
, to select a level
ENTER to start a game ▫ ESC to exit a game
9 On the Low level digits in a number must be
unique, on the High level they may be repeated.
By entering digits try to guess a 4-digit number. à Enter four digits. Press ENTER.
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The result of the attempt will appear on the right side of the display.
A
sign means that one of the entered digits is present in the hidden number, but it is not in its proper position.
A
sign indicates that one of the correctly
guessed digits is in its proper position. Try to find the right answer using a minimum of
tries. If you succeed or use up all 10 tries, a corresponding message and a right answer will be shown sequentially.
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Hangman
The learning game Hangman can improve your spelling skills and enhance your personal vocabulary.
à Select the Hangman subsection from the
Games menu.
Use:
, to select language in which you will
guess a word
ENTER to start a game ▫ ESC to exit a game and return to the
language menu
In the left upper corner a language pair is displayed.
à To change the language in which a translation
of a word will be displayed, press
.
Once the language is chosen, a new game will begin.
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à Try to guess letters in the word by entering
them from the keyboard.
If you guess a letter correctly it will appear in place of an asterisk in the word. All the incorrect letters you enter will appear in the line below the word. This line shows the number of tries remaining (total 10 tries). Pressing the same letter a second time will not be counted as a try.
à After the game ends, the translation of the
hidden word will be shown.
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à Press ESC to return from a Dictionary to a new
game.
DATA DELETION
At some point you might decide to free up the memory resources. You can make this process much faster than deleting records one by one. The Data deletion section gives you this ability.
à Select the Data deletion section from the Main
menu.
All of the data from the Contacts, Anniversary dates, Schedule, Memorandum, Account manager, User’s Dictionaries sections can be deleted here.
à Select a section from the Data deletion menu
using
, . Press ENTER.
à Confirm deletion by pressing the Y button.
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You can also delete all of your data simultaneously.
à Select Delete all. Press ENTER.
à Confirm deletion by pressing the Y button.
SETUP
à Select the Setup section from the Main menu
or press the
hotkey.
When in the list of subsections, use:
, to scroll through the list
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ENTER to open a subsection
Password
A password can be set up in the system to make it possible for you to protect your personal records and lock up electronic communication.
With no password set (default) all functions of the EGP230D are freely accessible. After a password has been set, the following sections will be locked against unauthorized access:
User’s dictionaries PC communication Contacts Memorandum Schedule Anniversary dates Account manager Data deletion
To gain access to any of these sections, a valid password must be provided.
9 It is recommended to close a password-
protected section before you turn the device off.
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Setting a password
à Select Password from the Setup section menu
by using
, . Press ENTER.
à Select Set password by using
, . Press
ENTER.
à Specify a password up to 16 characters in
length. Press ENTER.
à Retype the password for confirmation.
à Press ENTER to save the password. The
Password changed message will appear.
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9 Always remember your password. If you forget
it, you will have to reset the system, which will
cause irrevocable loss of user data. When the password is set, data access is locked and the
indicator is shown on the left indicator
line.
Changing the password
à Enter Set password. Input the current
password. Press ENTER.
à Specify a new password. Press ENTER.
à Retype the password for confirmation.
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à Press ENTER to save the password. The
Password changed message will appear.
Opening a protected section
à To open a protected section, enter a valid
password at the prompt.
9 If you make a mistake, the Wrong password!
message will appear.
Clearing the password
Once a password is set, you must enter it before opening a protected section. If you no longer need to protect your data, you can unlock the device by clearing the password.
à Select Clear password by using
, . Press
ENTER.
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9 If a password has not been set, the Password
cleared! message will be shown.
à Input the current password. Press ENTER.
The Password cleared! message will appear.
Key tone
This feature is designed to produce a short beep every time you press a key on the device’s keyboard. The key tone is enabled by default.
à Select Key tone from the Setup section menu.
à Press
, to select the desired option.
à Press ENTER to save changes and return to
Setup.
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Date format
The default American Month-Day-Year date format can be changed to Day-Month-Year or Year­Month-Day.
à Select Date format from the Setup section
menu to display the selection menu.
à Press
, to select the desired option.
à Press ENTER to save changes and return to
the Setup section.
Time format
The default 24-hour (Military) time format can be changed to the 12-hour format.
à Select Time format from the Setup section
menu.
à Press
, to select the desired option.
à Press ENTER to save changes and return to
the Setup section.
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Set local time
In this subsection you can choose the city to display in the Local time subsection and adjust the current time.
9 January, 01, 2002, 00:00, and Warsaw, Poland
are the default values. à Select Set local time from the Setup section
menu using
, . Press ENTER.
This display shows the city and country names, the city's GMT offset, the time and the date in this city.
To see information for another city, scroll
through the alphabetic list by using
, .
To see information for another city of the
same country, scroll through the alphabetic list by pressing
, .
Also, you can quickly find a desired city by
pressing the first letter of its name and scrolling through the list by using
, . à Specify the current date and time. Use:
, to move between values
, to move between date and time
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, or number buttons to change a value
A, P buttons to specify AM or PM (when
the 12-hour format is set)
à Press ENTER to save changes.
Alarm on/off
à Select Alarm on/off from the Setup section
menu.
à Press
, to select the desired option.
à Press ENTER to save changes and return to
the Setup section.
Set daily alarm
à Select Set daily alarm from the Setup section
menu.
9 The default values are 00:00, and OFF.
Use:
, to move between values
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, or number buttons to set appropriate
hour and minute values
ENTER to save changes and return to the
Setup section
ESC if you don’t want to save changes
If turned on, the Daily alarm produces an audible intermittent signal at the set time.
à Press ESC to interrupt the Daily alarm beep
(otherwise, the beep will continue for 30 seconds). A Daily alarm window will appear,
and the current time will be announced. à Press ESC to close the Daily alarm window. In case a Daily alarm and a Schedule reminder or
alarm are set for the same time, the latter will take priority.
Memory remaining
Instantly check the free memory status with this
Setup option. If the memory is too low, the chapter Data deletion offers a solution.
à Select the Memory remaining subsection from
the Setup section menu to see the percentage
of free memory remaining.
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à Press ESC to return to the Setup section
menu.
Interface language
The default interface language of the EGP230D is English.
à Select the Interface language subsection from
the Setup section menu.
à To set German or Polish, select it with
, .
Press ENTER.
All messages will now appear in the selected language. You may always switch back to English.
à If you don’t want to save the change, press
ESC to exit the subsection.
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