Franklin euro interpreter TE-218, euro interpreter TG-218, euro interpreter TW-218 User Manual

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Recommendations

• The manufacturer strongly recommends that
separate permanent records be kept of all
important data. Data may be lost or altered in
virtually any electronic memory product under
certain circumstances. Therefore, the manufac­turer assumes no responsibility for data lost or
otherwise rendered unusable whether as a
result of improper use, repairs, defects, battery
replacement, use after the specified battery life
has expired or any other cause.

• Do not carry this unit in the back pocket of your
slacks or trousers.

• Do not subject this unit to extreme tempera­tures, moisture or dust.

• Do not drop this unit or apply excessive force
to it.

• Clean only with a soft clean cloth. Do not use
solvents.

• Do not disassemble or attempt to repair this
unit.

• Keep this manual for future reference.

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Installing the batteries

This unit is powered by 2 main CR2032 batteries
and the databank memory is powered by 1
CR2032 battery. The unit begins to dim when the
battery power is low. When this happens, replace
the 2 main batteries immediately . To install or
replace the main batteries do the following.

Main battery
compartment

Database memory
battery
compartment

Main battery
compartment lock

Replacing the Main Batteries

1. T urn the unit off.

2. T urn the unit over.

3. Slide the tab of the battery compartment

lock to the unlock position.

4. Lift the battery cover up and off.

5. Remove the old batteries and insert the

new batteries with the positive (+) sides
facing up.

6. Replace the cover.

7. Return the tab to the lock position.

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Installing the batteries

Replacing the Databank Memory
Battery

You need not replace the databank memory
battery unless you continued to operate the unit
when the main batteries power was low. In such
a case, replace the main batteries. This is to
safeguard any data in your databank.

1. Turn the unit off.

2. Turn the unit over.

3. With a Phillips screwdriver, remove the

screw to the databank memory battery
cover and remove the cover.

4. Remove the old battery and insert the new

battery with the positive (+) side facing up.

5. Replace the cover and screw it back on.

◆ Resetting the Unit

The reset button is recessed in a pin-sized
hole on the front of your unit on the left side.
To reset your unit, use a paper clip and gently
press the reset button. Do NOT apply
excessive pressure as this will damage the
unit. Note: Once you reset the unit, all data in
the databank will be lost. Please keep
separate written records of all your data.

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Getting Started

You have to choose a message language when
you first turn your unit on. The message
language is the language of screen messages
and menu items. Press the number below the
language you want to select it as your message
language.

◆ Changing the Message Language

You can change the message language at any
time. Press
the language you want.

◆ T urning the Keytone Off and On

The keytone is the beep that sounds when­ever a key is pressed. When the keytone is
on, an icon (
the keytone on, press S(
turn the keytone off.

◆ Changing Screen Contrast

You can change the screen contrast to suit
your viewing needs. To do this, press
then use
or lighter.

◆ Setting the Alarm

You can set the alarm in the 24-hour format.
Press
cycle through the ON/OFF, hour and minute
fields. Use
Press

and then press the number for

) appears on the screen. To turn

). Press S again to

and

and to make the screen darker

then press A(ALARM). Use or to

or to make your changes.

when done.

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Key Guide

The number keys select the language printed
above them at the Set Message Language
screen.

Function Keys

Goes to the Euro converter.
Goes to the Translator.
Goes to the Databank.

Goes to the Calculator
Starts spell correction.

Turns the unit on and off. Displays
clock.

Returns to the Entry screen in the
Translator. Clears the calculator.
Deletes an entry in the main databank
mode. Deletes a character to the right
in the databank edit mode.

Goes to the Currency Converter.
Goes to the Set Message Language

screen.
Starts the Edit mode.

Types a space.

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Key Guide

Shows synonyms for the source word
in the Translator.

Shows synonyms for the target word in
the Translator .

Enters a selection or stores a record.
Types an accent.

Direction Keys

Deletes a character to the left or moves
the cursor to the left.

Moves the cursor to the right.
Moves up through the entries found in
the Translator. In the clock edit mode,

increases the numbers.
Moves down through the entries found

in the Translator. In the clock edit
mode, decreases the numbers.

Moves up through all the Translator
entries.

Moves down through all the Translator
entries.

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