Franklin FLX-110 User Manual
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1
Introduction
Congratulations! Y ou now own a powerful movie
guide that you can take anywhere. MovieViews
is designed to help you quickly find the movies
that you want to see, in ways that you can’t accomplish with a printed book. With your electronic movie guide you can:
• find more than 4,000 movies. For each
movie, MovieViews details its year of release, running time, critic rating, MP AA
rating, cast, plot summary , and more;
• search for movies by cast members, directors, or themes;
• search for Academy Award winning movies, or movies released in a specific year;
search for movies that fit a number of dif-
•
ferent categories (e.g., PG movies that star
Dustin Hoffman, released before 1980)
• place notes to remind you which movies
you like or which movies you want to see;
• play games that test your movie knowledge; and much more.
It’s easy to do. This User’s Guide shows you
how. Have fun!
;
2
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Key Guide
OFF
ON
BACK
Returns you to the previous menu or
erases letters.
CAST
CLEAR
ENTER
Shows the Cast menu.
Clears your entry.
Selects a menu item or highlights a
cast name in movie reviews.
GAMES
HELP
Shows the Games menu.
Shows help messages for the current
screen.
MENU
NEXT
Shows the main menu.
Goes to the next movie title.
Turns the product on or off.
PREV
.
?
Goes to the previous movie title.
Shows the full name.
Scrolls up or starts a new game.
Scrolls down or gives a hint in
games.
Scrolls left or shows matches.
Scrolls right or ends a game.
3
Getting Started
▲
Turning MovieViews On
The first time you use MovieViews, a brief demonstration appears automatically.
ON/OFF
MENU
until
.
.
Disable Demo
CLEAR
is marked.
1. Press
f you want to stop the demo, press
2. I
▲
Disabling the Demonstration
Y ou probably do not want to view the demonstration every time you turn MovieViews on. Here is
how to disable the demonstration.
1. Press
2. Press
A menu item is marked when the triangle is
displayed to the left of that menu item.
.
3. Press
4. Press
ENTER
to disable it.
CLEAR
when done.
4
Getting Started
▲
Viewing the Tutorial
MovieViews includes a tutorial that shows a list
of the keys and their functions, and gives an
overview of the product.
MENU
ENTER
.
Tutorial
.
.
1. Press
2. Press to mark
3. Press
4. Press to read text.
5. Press
CLEAR
when done.
✓ Help is Always at Hand
Y ou can view a help message at virtually
HELP
any screen by pressing
read it. To exit help, press
. Press to
BACK
.
✓ Resuming Where You Left Off
Should you forget to turn off MovieViews, it
will automatically shut itself off after a few
minutes. Assuming that the demo is turned
off, the screen that you last viewed will
appear when MovieViews is turned on again.
5
Changing Settings
Y ou can change the type size, the shutoff time, and
the screen contrast of MovieViews.
The type size determines the size of the words,
when reading movie reviews and help messages. The shutoff time is how long the product
stays on if you forget to turn it off.
determines how light or dark the screen is.
1. If not at the menus, press
Set Contrast
MENU
.
2. Press repeatedly to mark
,
Set Shutoff
Size
, or
Set Contrast
The indicates that a menu item has
subtopics.
3. Press
ENTER
to select it.
4. Mark a setting.
If you select
Set Contrast
, press or to
adjust control.
5. Press
6. Press
ENTER
to select it.
CLEAR
when done.
6
Set Type
.
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