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Personal
Digital Assistant
User’s Guide
RF-8121
RF-8131
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Contents
License Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Understanding the Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Using the Clocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Entering a Phone Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Entering a Schedule record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Entering an Anniversary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Entering a Todo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Entering a Memo Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Entering an Internet Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Entering an Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Searching and Editing Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Using the Timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Playing the Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Reading a Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Using the Calculators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Using the Converters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Installing the Rolodex® Electronics Desktop Manager .40
Synchronizing Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
Using IntellisyncTM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Transferring Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
Using a Password . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
Replacing the Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
FCC Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Limited Warranty (U.S. only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Limited Warranty (EU and Switzerland) . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Limited Warranty (outside U.S., EU and Switzerland) . .60
Table of Cities in World Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61
Bonus Nutritional Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62
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License Agreement
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Recommendations
• The manufacturer strongly recommends that separate permanent written 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.
• The manufacturer assumes no responsibility, directly
or indirectly, for financial losses or claims from third
parties resulting from the use of this product and any
of its functions, such as stolen credit card numbers,
the loss or alteration of stored data, etc.
• The information provided in this manual is subject to
change without notice.
Cautions
• Do not carry the organizer in the back pocket of your
slacks or trousers.
• Do not drop the organizer or apply excessive force to
it.
• Do not subject the organizer to extreme temperatures.
• Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
• Since this product is not waterproof, do not use it or
store it where fluids can splash onto it. Raindrops,
water spray, juice, coffee, steam, perspiration, etc.
will also cause the organizer to malfunction.
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Notice
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Important Notice
This unit is shipped in “Sleep” mode in order to conserve battery life.To start the unit, it must first be
reset.The Reset button is accessed via the hole
above the battery door on the back of the unit.
Using the Organizer for the First Time
The first time you use this organizer, you should perform a system reset. Warning! A system reset erases
any user-entered information and clears all settings.
1.Turn the organizer over and carefully pull the
battery insulation sheet to remove it.
2. Press ON/OFF to turn the organizer off.
3. Use a paper clip to gently press the reset button on the back of the organizer.
4.Tap ENTER to reset the organizer.
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Selecting a Language
1.Tap and then tap LANG at the bottom of
the screen.
ENGLISH? appears on the screen.
2.Tap or to cycle through the seven available languages: English, Español, Français,
Deutsch, Português, Italiano, Nederlands.
3.Tap ENTER when you see the one you want.
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Getting Started
When the device is on, press and hold ON/OFF for
about two seconds to turn the backlight on. Press and
hold again to turn the backlight off (RF-8131 only).
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About Screen Illustrations
Some screen illustrations in this User’s Guide may
vary slightly from what you see on the screen.
This does not mean that your organizer is malfunctioning.
✎
Auto-Shut Off
When none of the keys have been pressed for
approximately seven minutes, the organizer automatically turns the power off to save the battery.
Press
ON/OFF to resume.The actual life of the
battery depends on the usage.
✎
Keyboards
ABC/123 at bottom right of screen controls the
keyboards.Tap this to toggle between the
letter/number keyboards.The Calculator function
icons and
SYML appear only in the numeric keyboard. Note: ABC/123 only appears in data entry
screens.
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Symbols
You can enter 22 symbols such as @, $, and 32
accented characters such as Ä, É, etc. To enter a
symbol or special character when tapping letters,
first tap ABC/123, then tap SYML, then tap or
to cycle through the 53 available symbols and
characters.When you see the symbol or character
you want, tap
1-6.Tap ABC/123 to return to the
letter keyboard.
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Getting Started
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Several icons appear on the upper left of the screen
to indicate active modes.These are indicator icons
only and perform no function when tapped.
Note: / on the upper left indicates data extending
beyond the current screen.Tap / to scroll up and
down and read all the available data.
The bottom half of the screen contains the function
icons, directions arrows, letters, numbers and other
icons that you can tap to perform a number of functions.
Note:The display is dependent on the mode you are
in. For example, the Calculator function keys are displayed only in the Calculator.
Function Icons
The function icons appear in a row beneath the data
display.
Cycles between the Business,
Business 2, and Personal phone
directories.
Goes to the Internet directory.
Cycles between Home Time, World
Time and daily alarm mode.
Cycles between the Calendar,
Schedule and Anniversary (RF-8131
only).
Toggles between the Todos and
Memos.
Cycles through the available games.
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Understanding the Display
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Goes to the Timer.
Goes to the currently installed book.
Cycles through the four calculators.
Cycles through the three converters
and the Expense manager (RF-8131
only).
Goes to the Data Synchronization
screen.This is active only if you have
the PC Sync program installed on
your PC and your unit is connected to
your PC.
Other Icons
/ / / Moves cursor in the indicated direc-
tion.
Searches up through records.
Searches down through records.
Enables/disables the alarms.
Enables/disables the keytone.
Goes to the Enter Password screen.
Enters a hard return.
Jumps directly to the e-mail field in a
phone record.
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Understanding the Display
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Each time you press ON/OFF, tap , or after a
system reset, you see the Home Time screen.You
can perform the following functions in Home Time.
• Tap to go to World Time.
• Tap
MD/DM on bottom left of screen to toggle
between the month/day and day/month formats.
• Tap
12/24 on bottom of screen to toggle between
12- and 24-hour displays for the clock.
• Tap
DST on bottom right of screen to enable/dis-
able daylight savings time.
• Tap to enable/disable the keytone.
The keytone is the beep that sounds when you
touch the screen. on the upper left indicates the
keytone is enabled.
• Tap to enable/disable the hourly chime.
on the upper left indicates the hourly chime is
enabled.
• Tap to go to the Password entry screen.
• Tap to start data synchronization with your PC.
• T ap
M.CHK to see the percent of available memory.
• Tap / to adjust the LCD contrast.
• Tap
LANG to go to the Language selection
screen.
• Tap
EDIT to go to the Home Time edit screen.
Using the Clocks
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Setting Home Time
1. Tap until you see HOME TIME.
2. Tap EDIT.
3. At the city name , tap or to cycle through
the available city names.
Tap A-Z to edit a city name.This will be your
Home city.
You can edit the city, month, day, year, hour and
minute.
Tap / / / to move the cursor in the indicated
direction.
4. Tap 0-9 to edit the year, day and month.
5. Tap 0-9 to edit the hour and minute.
Tap AM/PM at bottom left of screen to toggle
between a.m. and p.m. in the 12-hour format.
6. Tap ENTER to store the time.
Seconds are updated automatically.
If you enter an invalid time, you will be prompted
for a correction.
Using the Clocks
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Viewing World Time
You must set your home time before viewing World
Time.There are 45 built-in cities.The list is available
at the end of this User’s Guide.
1. Tap until you see WORLD TIME.
2. Tap or to cycle through the available city
times.
Tap 12/24 at the bottom of screen to toggle
between the 12- and 24-hour time format.
Tap
DST on bottom right of screen to enable/dis-
able daylight savings time.
3. Tap twice to return to Home Time.
Setting the Daily Alarm
When the set time is reached, the alarm sounds for
20 seconds.Tap any key other than to activate the snooze function and stop the sound.When
the snooze function is activated, the alarm sounds
every eight minutes.Tap to stop the sound
and de-activate the snooze function.
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Using the Clocks
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To set the daily alarm, do the following:
1. Tap until you see ALARM.
2. Tap EDIT.
Tap 0-9 to edit the hour and minute.
T ap / to mov e the cursor in the indicated direction.
Tap
AM/PM at the bottom of screen to toggle
between a.m. and p.m.
3. Tap ENTER to store your settings.
4. Tap on bottom left of screen to disable/reenable the daily alarm.
to the left of the display indicates the daily
alarm is enabled.
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Using the Clocks
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There are three telephone directories: Business,
Business 2 and Personal.Each directory has 10
fields in which to enter data.The fields appear in the
following sequence:Name, Company, Address,
Home, Work, Fax, Cell, Pager, E-mail and Note. Each
field has a character limit. Please see the table
below.
To enter a phone record, do the following:
1. T a p to go to the Business phone directory.
Tap again to go to the Business 2 phone
directory.Tap a third time to go to the
Personal phone directory.
2. Tap A-Z to enter a name.
Name is the first field.You MUST enter a name if
you want to save the record.
Entering a Phone Record
NAME 40
COMPANY 18
ADDRESS 80
HOME PHONE 18
WORK PHONE 18
FAX 18
CELLULAR 18
PAGER 18
EMAIL 40
NOTE 60
Field
Character
Limit
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Tap ABC/123 to toggle between the letter/number
keyboards.
Tap
SYML on the numeric keyboard to cycle
through the list of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.The character at
the cursor is deleted.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
Tap / to move the cursor.
3. Tap ENTER to enter data in each successive
field.
You need not enter data in every field.
Note is the last field.
4. Tap ENTER in the Note field to save the record.
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Entering a Phone Record
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There are three fields in the Schedule: Star t Date,
End Date, and Message.You can set a Schedule
alarm which sounds for 20 seconds.You can
enable/disable the alarm, and stop the sound at any
time.To enter a Schedule record, do the following:
1.Tap twice.
You see START DATE? on the screen.
2.Tap 0-9 to enter a Start Date and time.
The date format is what you set in Home Time.
You MUST enter a Start Date and time if you want
to save the record.
Tap / to move the cursor left or right.
3.Tap ENTER to enter data in each successive
field.
You need not enter data in every field.
on the upper left indicates the Schedule alarm
is activated.
At the time fields, tap AM/PM to toggle between
a.m. and p.m. in the 12-hour format.
If you enter an invalid date or time, you are
prompted for a correction.
Message is the last field.You can enter up to 490
characters in this field.
Entering a Schedule record
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Note: In the date and time fields, only the number
keyboard is available. In the Message field, tap
ABC/123 to toggle between the letter/number keyboards.
Tap
A-Z or 0-9 to enter your data.
Tap
SYML, then tap / to cycle through the list
of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
The character at the cursor is deleted.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
Tap / to move the cursor.
4.Tap ENTER to store your data.
Using the Calendar
1. Tap
.
2. Tap or to move to a different month.
3. Tap / / / to move to a different day,week
or month, by day.
The active date blinks on the screen.
4. Tap ENTER to add a schedule entry for the
date the cursor is on.
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Entering a Schedule record
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This is available only in RF-8131.Each Anniversary
record consists of a Date field and a Message field.
To enter an Anniversary do the following:
1. Tap
until you see ANNIVERSARY
.
You see DA TE? on the screen.
2. Tap 0-9 to enter the anniversary date.
The date format is what you set in the Home Time,
without the year.
You MUST enter a date if you want to save the
record.
Tap / to move the cursor left or right.
3. Tap ENTER to move to the Message field.
You can enter a maximum of 108 characters.
You need not enter data in the message field.
Note: In the Date field, only the numbers keyboard
is available.In the Message field, tap ABC/123 to
toggle between the letter/number keyboards.
Tap
A-Z or 0-9 to enter your data.
Tap
SYML, then tap or to cycle through the
list of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
4.Tap ENTERto store your data.
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Entering an Anniversary
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There are four fields in the Todo book:Date Due,
Message (description), Date Done and Priority. You
can set priority levels of one to three.To enter a Todo
record, do the following:
1.Tap once.
2.Tap 0-9 to enter the due date for the Todo.
The date format is what you set in Home Time.
You MUST enter a due date if you want to save
the record.
If you enter an invalid date, you are prompted for a
correction.
Tap / to move the cursor left or right.
3.Tap ENTER to enter data in each successive
field.
You can enter a maximum of 108 characters in the
MESSAGE field.
Note: In the date and prior ity fields, only the number keyboard is available. In the Message field, tap
ABC/123 to toggle between the letter/number keyboards.
Entering a Todo
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Tap A-Z or 0-9 to enter your data.
Tap
SYML, then tap / to cycle through the list
of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
Tap / to move the cursor.
Priority is the last field.
4. Tap ENTER to store your data.
The Todos are sorted by the due date.
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Entering a Todo
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Each Memo record consists of a Message field in
which you can enter a maximum of 490 characters.
To enter a Memo do the following:
1.Tap twice.
2. Tap any key to begin entering your memo.
3.Tap A-Z or 0-9 to enter your data.
Tap SYML, then tap or to cycle through the
list of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
Tap / to move the cursor.
4.Tap ENTER to store your record.
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Entering a Memo Record
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Each Internet record has five fields: Message
(description), Internet (address), Login ID, Password
and Note.You can enter descriptions of your favorite
Web sites, the addresses and a note. You can enter a
maximum of 108 characters in the Message and
Note fields and 80 characters in the Internet field.To
enter an Internet record, do the following:
1. Tap .
You see MESSAGE? on the screen.
2. Tap A-Z or 0-9 to enter your description.
You must enter data in this field if you want to save
the record.
Tap
SYML, then tap or to cycle through the
list of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
Tap / to move the cursor.
3. Tap ENTER to go to the Internet (address) field.
4. In each field, enter data and tap ENTER to go
to the next field.
Note is the last field. Enter a note if you want.
5.Tap ENTER to store the data.
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Entering an Internet Record
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The Expense manager is available only in RF-8131.
Each Expense record consists of the following fields:
Date, Amount, Expense Type, Payment Type, and
Note.To enter an Expense do the following:
1. Tap until you see EXPENSE.
You see DATE? on the screen.
2. Tap 0-9 to enter the expense date.
The date format is what you set in the Home Time,
without the year.
You MUST enter a date if you want to save the
record.
Tap / to move the cursor left or right.
3. Tap ENTER to move to the Amount field.
Tap 0-9 and . to enter your amount. Tap to
erase the last entered digit.
4. Tap ENTER to move to the Expense Type field.
Use / to cycle through the eight expense
types. Stop when you reach the one you want.
5. Tap ENTER to move to the Payment Type field.
Use / to cycle through the Payment types.
Stop when you reach the type you want.
6. Tap ENTER to move to the Note field.
You can enter a maximum of 108 characters.
You need not enter data in the Note field.
Entering an Expense
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Note: In the Date and Amount fields, only the
numbers keyboard is available. In the Note field,
tap ABC/123 to toggle between the letters/num-
bers keyboards.
Tap
A-Z or 0-9 to enter your data.
Tap
SYML, then tap / to cycle through the list
of available symbols.
Tap
SPACE to insert a space.
Tap
DEL to delete a character.
Tap
INS to insert a character.
7.Tap ENTERto store your data.
Calculating an Expense
1. Tap until you see EXPENSE.
2. Tap ENTER twice.
3. Enter the star t date and tap .
4. Enter the end date and tap .
5. Tap repeatedly to view each individual
Expense type.
After the MISC field, you see the TOTAL expense
for the selected period.
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Entering an Expense
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Phone, Memo and Internet records are sorted alphabetically. Schedule and Todo records are sorted
chronologically.You can review your records, edit
them or delete them.
Searching for a Record
1. Tap the icon of the directory you want to
search.
2. Tap
or to view the records in the order
they appear.
In the Telephone, Memo and Internet directories,
enter the first few letters of a record then tap or
to find it quickly. The first record starting with
the input letters is displayed if it exists.You can
then tap or to view other matching records.
If no matching record is found,
NOT FOUND is
displayed.
In the Phone books, you can do a wildcard search
using ❊. For example, to find all the records ending in “ant”, tap
ABC/123, tap SYML and then tap
the number for
❊. Enter “ant”. Tap or to dis-
play the first record ending in “ant”if it exists.You can
then tap or to view other matching records.
Note: Only records matching the entered key-
words or wildcards are displayed.
Searching and Editing Records
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Viewing a Record
1. Find the record you want to view as described
above.
2.Tap
/ to view other fields in the record.
Empty fields are not displayed.
In a phone record, tap to go directly to the e-
mail field.
Editing a Record
1. Find the record you want to edit.
To lear n how, read “Searching for a Record”.
2.Tap EDIT.
Edit your records as needed.
3.Tap ENTER to go through the fields in the
record.
4.Tap ENTER in the last field to store the edits.
Deleting a Record
1. Find the record you want to delete.
To lear n how, read “Searching for a Record”.
2.Tap DEL on bottom center of screen.
3.Tap ENTER to confirm the deletion.
Tap any other icon to cancel the deletion.
Searching and Editing Records
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You can use your organizer as a Timer.To set the
Timer, do the following.
1.Tap .
2.Tap the number keys or use / to input the
hour, minute and seconds you want.
3.Tap ENTER to store your setting.
The Timer will beep at the appointed time no matter where you are in the organizer.
Tap any key to stop the beeping.
To pause the Timer, tap
ENTER.To re-start it, tap
ENTER again.
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Using the Timer
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Your organizer comes with four fun games: Keyboard
Wizard, Tic Tac Toe, Chance and Memory.
Keyboard Wizard
This game challenges you to tap a letter that floats
across the screen before it gets to the other side.
1.Tap until you see KEYBOARD WIZARD.
2.Tap ENTER to begin.
3.Tap the letter that is rightmost on the screen.
If you tap the correct letter, it disappears.
Once 12 characters are displayed, the game is ov er .
Tic T ac T oe
You play against the organizer.The object of the
game is to get three Os in a row before the organizer
gets three Xs.
1.Tap until you see TIC TAC TOE.
2.Tap ENTER to begin.
3.Tap 1 to play first or 2 for the organizer to play
first.
4. Use
/ / / to move the cursor to the posi-
tion you want and press ENTER.
The game is over when there are three Xs or Os
in a row or when all the spots are filled.
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Playing the Games
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Chance
You can have the unit select a maximum of 10 numbers from a range of 1-99.
1.Tap until you see CHANCE.
2.Tap ENTER.
3. Enter a rang e of numbers from 1 to 99.
For example, enter 01-75.
4.Tap and enter the amount of numbers you
want between 1-10.
For example, enter 5.
5.Tap ENTER.
You will see five numbers in the 1-75 range.
6.Tap ENTER repeatedly to see new sets of numbers.
Playing the Games
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Memory
This game tests your memory.
1. Tap until you see MEMORY.
2. Tap ENTER to begin.
3. Use
///
to move the cursor to a hidden
number.
4. Tap ENTER to see the number.
The number behind the cursor is revealed.
Continue doing this until you find matching numbers.
The object of the game is to find all the matching
number sets.When you reveal two similar numbers one after the other, both numbers stay
revealed, otherwise the numbers remain hidden.
When all the numbers are revealed, the game is
over.
5. Press ENTER to play another round.
Playing the Games
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You can use your organizer to spell check, find thesaurus entries, translate or find phrases for a word.The
RF-8121 includes the US Spell Checker and Foreign
Language Phrase Book.The RF-8131 includes the US
Spell Checker, Foreign Language Phrase Book,
Thesaurus and Six Language Translator.
You must first download the book you want from the
PC Sync CD to your organizer.
Note: You can download only one translator at a time.When you download a second one, the first one is overwritten.
1. Tap .
Tap LANG to switch the direction of the translator
or phrase book.
2. Tap ENTER.
3. Tap A-Z to enter a word.
4. Tap ENTER.
If the entry is found, you first see the message
FOUND and then the word, synonym, phrase or
translation depending on the book you are viewing.
5. Tap or to scroll.
If the word you entered is not found, you see the
closest match.Tap or to scroll and see other
possible matches.
For details on downloading and deleting a book,
please see “Transferring Data” on page 48.
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Reading a Book
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Your organizer has four calculators: a Math
Calculator, a Calorie Calculator, a Tip Calculator and
a Discount Calculator.
Making a Calculation
1.Tap once.
The numeric keypad appears.
2.Tap 0-9,. or +/- to enter the numbers you want.
You can enter a maximum of 10 digits.
3.Tap +,-, x or ÷ to perform an addition, subtraction, multiplication or division.
Tap to erase the last entered digit.
Tap to calculate the square root.
4. Enter another number.
5.Tap = to do the calculation.
Or tap % to calculate the percentage.
6.Tap C/CE to clear the calculations.
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Note: If there is an error or overflow, E is dis-
played on the screen and you will not be able to
do any further calculations.Tap
C/CE to clear the
error screen and return to the Calculator.
Using the Calculator Memory
1. In the Calculator, make a calculation or enter a
number.
2.To add the number on the screen to the number stored in memory,tap M+ on lower left of
screen.
To subtract the number on the screen from the
number stored in memory, tap M– on lower left of
screen.
M appears on the screen to indicate the number is
stored in memory.
Note:The number is retained in memory even
when you turn the unit off.
3.To retrieve the number from memory,tap MRC
once.
4.To clear the memory,tap MRC twice.
Using the Calculators
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Using the Calorie Calculator
Your organizer comes with a built-in database of 100
common food items and their caloric values.Note: The
data is available in English only. Please see “Bonus
Nutritional Guide” at the end of this User’s Guide.
You can use this database to calculate the calories
consumed in a selected period.To enter a record, do
the following.
1.Tap
until you see CALORIE.
When there are no stored records, you see NO
DATA on the screen. When records are stored, you
see the latest record.
2.Tap INS.
3.Tap
/ to cycle through the list of available
foods. Stop when you see the one you want.
You can also tap ABC/123 (if necessary) to go to
the alphabet keypad and tap the first letter of the
food you want.
Tap / to scroll across the screen and read all
the text.
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4.Tap and enter the date.
5.Tap again and enter the time.
You can tap AM/PM to enter the proper time of
day if you previously selected the 12-hour time
display format.
6.Tap .
The unit for the food you selected will appear.
7. Enter the relevant number.
For example, if the food is Pizza, enter the number
of slices.
8.Tap ENTER.
The latest record is displayed on the screen.
Viewing and Deleting Calorie Records
1.Tap until you see the CALORIE.
2.Tap
/ to scroll through your records.
Use / to see the details of a record.
3.When you see the record you wish to delete,
tap DEL.
4.Tap ENTER to delete the record.
Tap any other key to cancel the deletion.
Using the Calculators
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Getting a Calorie Report
1.Tap until you see the CALORIE.
2.Tap R on the letter keypad.
3. Enter the begin and end dates.
Use / to move between the fields.
4.Tap ENTER to see the report.
Tap repeatedly to scroll through the daily
reports.
5.Tap CE when done to exit the report mode.
Using the Tip Calculator
There are three built in percentages:10%, 15% and
20%.You can use these when calculating a tip or you
can set your own percentage.To use the tip calculator, do the following.
1. Tap until you see TIP CALC.
2. Tap T, enter a number and tap ENTER to set a
percentage.
The default percentage is 15%.
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Using the Calculators
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You can also use or to change the percentage to 10% or 20% respectively and tap ENTER.
3. Tap the amount of the bill and tap ENTER.
The result you get is the bill amount plus the tip.
Using the Discount Calculator
There are three built in percentages: 5%, 10% and
20%.You can use these when calculating the discount on an item, or you can set your own percentage.To use the discount calculator, do the following.
1. Tap until you see DISC CALC.
2. Tap T, enter a number and tap ENTER to set a
percentage.
The default percentage is 5%.
You can also use to change the percentage to
10% or 20% and tap
ENTER.
3. Enter the price of the item and tap ENTER.
The result you get is the price minus the discount.
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There are three converters: Euro, Currency and
Metric.
Doing Euro Conversions
Use the Euro converter to do any of the 12 built-in
conversions.Note that the rates are set and cannot
be changed. In the table below, the rate shown is for
1 Euro.
1.Tap .
Using the Converters
1 EURO
= 40.3399 BEF (Belgian Francs)
= 1.95583 DEM (German Marks)
= 166.386 ESP (Spanish Pesetas)
= 6.55957 FRF (French Francs)
= 0.787564 IEP (Irish Pounds)
= 1936.27 ITL (Italian Lire)
= 40.3399 LUF (Luxemburg Francs)
= 2.20371 NLG (Dutch Gilders)
= 13.7603 ATS (Austrian Shillings)
= 200.482 PTE (Portuguese Escudos)
= 5.94573 FIM (Finnish Marks)
= 340.750 GRD (Greek Drachma)
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You see the first conversion screen.
2. Tap or to find the conversion you want.
The rate is displayed to the right of the screen.
3.Tap / to change the direction of the conversion.
4.Tap 0-9 and .to enter the number you want.
5.Tap ENTER to conver t.
Setting Currency Rates
Once you set currency rates, you can do currency
conversions. You can set four currency rates.The
default currency settings are USD USD and
the default rate is 1.To set a conversion rate, do the
following:
1.Tap until you see CURRENCY.
You see the first conversion screen.
2.Tap EDIT.
The first letter on the left flashes.
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3.Tap A-Z to enter an abbreviation first for the
currency name on the left, then for the currency name on the right.
You can enter a maximum of 3 letters for each
name.
Tap
/ to move the cursor.
4.Tap ENTER to edit the rate.
Tap to erase previously entered digits.
5.Tap 0-9 and .to enter a rate.
You can enter a maximum of eight digits including
a decimal point.
6.Tap ENTER to save the setting.
7.Tap to go to the next conversion screen.
Once you set your currencies and rates, you can
do currency conversions in the same way you do
metric conversions.
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Doing Metric Conversions
Use the Metric converter to do any of the eight builtin conversions.
1.Tap until you see METRIC.
You go to the first conversion screen.
The conversion rate is displayed to the right of the
screen.
2. Tap or to find the conversion you want.
3. Tap / to change the direction of the conversion.
4. Enter the numbers you want.
5. Tap ENTER to do the conversion.
Using the Converters
inch cm
yd m
mile km
F˚ C˚
ft m
oz g
lb kg
gal l US
gal l UK
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The Rolodex®Electronics Desktop Manager is the
PC software program that transfers data between the
Rolodex®Personal Digital Assistant and a personal
computer (PC).You can synchronize MS Outlook
®
97/98/2000/2002 and Intellisync Mobile Desktop files
or add books to the Organizer.The Desktop Manager
has the following system requirements:
• IBM
®
compatible Pentium®class PC or higher
• Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000 or XP (English,
French or German version)
• 64 MB RAM
• 256 Color VGA Monitor
• 30 MB hard disk space
• CD-ROM drive (for installation)
• One free ser ial communications (COM) por t
• Mouse or other pointing device
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Installing the Rolodex
®
Electronics Desktop Manager
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To install the Desktop Manager on your PC:
1. Insert the Rolodex®Electronics Desktop
Manager CD into the CD-ROM drive on your PC.
The Setup screen appears.
If this screen DOES NOT launch automatically, fol-
low these steps.
• Go to Start | Run.
• Type d:\setup and press ENTER.
2. Click the Install Rolodex Electronics Desktop
Manager button.
Select the one for your model number, if needed.
To install Intellisync Mobile Desktop, click the corresponding button.
3. Select a language , if necessary.
Consult a User’s Guide in the desired language, if
needed.
4. Follow the instructions on the screen to install
the program.
5. Click the Finish button when done.
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Installing the Rolodex
®
Electronics Desktop Manager
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Before you can synchronize records you must:
1. Install the Rolodex®Electronics Desktop
Manager onto your PC. See “Installing the
Rolodex®Electronics Desktop Manager” on
page 41.
2. Connect the organizer to the PC using the serial cable provided.
• Turn your personal computer off.
• Connect the 9-pin plug
of the cable into a free
communications (COM)
port.
• Connect the single-pin plug of the cable
into the PC PORT hole on your organizer.
3. Star t the Desktop Manager.
From the PC, click Start | Programs | Rolodex
®
Electronics Desktop Manager.
4. Set the communication port.
From the Desktop Manager, click Setup |
Connection. Select the port you want and click OK.
5. Use Intellisync for Rolodex Electronics to
match the PC organizer programs to with the
organizer programs on your Rolodex
®
Electronics Personal Digital Assistant.See
“Using IntellisyncTM” on page 43.
6. Move data between the organizer and the Desktop
Manager.See “Transferring Data”on page 48.
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Synchronizing Records
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Intellisync for Rolodex Electronics is the program that
allows you to import, export or synchronize files
between the PC organizer programs and your
Rolodex
®
Electronics Personal Digital Assistant.
The PC organizer applications can be synchronized
with the following programs located in your device:
• Schedule
• Memo Book
• Phone Book
• To Do
Data can be transferred in the following ways:
• Imported from your PC organizer application to
the organizer.
• Exported from the organizer to your PC organizer application.
• Synchronized so that the most up-to-date information is placed in both locations.
To synchronize your organizer, follow these steps.
1. Configure your organizer programs.
2. Chang e advanced settings.
3. Synchronize your personal information.
Using Intellisync
TM
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Configuring Y our Organizer Pr ograms
For your organizer data to be included in a synchronization, the organizer programs must first be aligned
with your PC organizer application. You must select
the organizer programs and the PC organizer applications that you want to synchronize.To configure
the synchronization settings, follow these steps.
1. From the Desktop Manager, click Setup |
Intellisync.
You see the Intellisync Sync Options dialog box.
2. Click the box next to the organizer program
you want to synchronize with your PC organizer application.
Note:
The Choose Translator dialog box appears
the first time you select a translator.During subsequent configuration, you must check the box next
to the organizer program you want to edit and click
the Choose button.
3. Click your PC organizer application from the
list of available translators.
A PC organizer application file is assigned to the
program you are aligning.
4. Click the check box next to the operation you
want to perform.
Import
Imports data from your PC organizer application to the organizer
program on the organizer.
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Using Intellisync
TM
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Export Exports data to your PC organizer
application from the organizer
program on the organizer.
Synchronize Synchronizes data between the
organizer program on the organizer and your PC organizer application.
Click
Options to change settings used when
exchanging data with your PC organizer application or click Browse to map an alternate file or
folder to this application.
Click
Cancel to exit without saving any changes.
Click Help for additional information.
5. Click OK to accept your changes and return to
the Intellisync Sync Options dialog box.
6. Repeat this process for each organizer program
you want to include in the synchronization.
The organizer programs you want to include in the
synchronization are now connected to your PC
organizer application.
Click the
Write to log file check box to create a
synchronization log file.
Click
Cancel to return to the Desktop Manager
without saving your configuration settings.
7. Click OK to save your configuration settings.
When you are finished configuring the applications,
edit the advanced settings.
Using Intellisync
TM
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Changing Advanced Settings
Each organizer program contains advanced settings,
such as confirmation, conflict resolution, and field
mappings.These include program specific parameters and fields to be mapped for the data exchange.
Note: These settings vary by organizer program.
Once you have selected a translator for an organizer
program, you can change the advanced settings.
1. In the Intellisync Sync Options dialog box,
click the organizer program for which you want
to change advanced settings.
2. Click Advanced.
You see the Advanced Settings dialog box. This
dialog box differs for each organizer program.
3. Click the tab containing the settings you want
to change.
For details about the settings, click Help.
4. To edit field mappings, click Field Mapping.
You see a dialog box indicating the file or folder
the field names are retrieved from.This is the file
or folder assigned to the organizer program when
your PC organizer application is selected in the
Choose Translator dialog box.
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5. Click OK to accept this file or folder.
Click Cancel to map fields without refreshing the
information from the file or folder.
Click
Help for additional information.
You see the Field Mapping dialog box.
6. Map the fields for the organizer program.
Your PC organizer application fields are bold and
listed in the right column. Click and drag a field in
the right column, up or down to align it with a
matching organizer application field in the left column. Select a field, then double-click or press the
space bar to map or unmap the fields. Mapped
fields contain a double arrow between the
columns.You can also click in the middle column
to map or unmap fields. Click
Reset to return the
field mapping to the default settings.
Click
Cancel to exit without saving your changes.
Click
Help for additional information.
7. Click OK to save your changes.
Repeat this process for each organizer program
for which you want to change advanced settings.
Using Intellisync
TM
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You can synchronize personal information between
the Desktop Manager on a PC and your organizer, or
you can move a book to your organizer.
Note: Make sure the cable is connected securely to
both the PC and the organizer.
To transfer data from the Desktop Manager, follow
these steps.
1. Click or File|Synchronize.
To send a book, click File|Send book or
and then select the file for the book you want.
Note:Only one book may be present on the
Organizer at any time.When a new book is
installed, any book on the device is overwritten.It
is highly recommended that you delete the book
that is currently installed BEFORE you download a
new book.
To delete a book from the organizer, tap
and tap
DELETE.
DELETE? appears on the screen.
Tap ENTER to delete the book.
Tap any other key to exit without deleting the book.
2. From the Organizer, tap .
3. Tap SYNC.
4. Tap ENTER.
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Transferring Data
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Note: For proper synchronization, make sure that
the organizer applications you want are selected in
Intellisync.
Transferring Data
Warning! PC organizer applications may have longer
fields than the Rolodex®Organizer can accept.
When the data in your PC organizer application
fields exceeds the number of characters allowed
in the corresponding Organizer program fields, the
portion of the data that exceeds the field limit will
not be copied.
If you edit the fields in the Organizer, the
Organizer data will be considered the newer data,
and your PC organizer application data WILL BE
OVERWRITTEN when you next sync.
If you do not edit those fields in the Organizer,
your PC organizer application data WILL NOT BE
OVERWRITTEN.
Warning! Once you transfer data between your
handheld organizer and the PC, they become a
matched pair.Should you try to synchronize data
between your handheld organizer and a different
PC, your data is likely to be corrupted.It is best to
synchronize between a single matched pair.
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When you synchronize your data, records that were
deleted either in your handheld organizer or the
Desktop Manager will be deleted in both. New
records added in either, will now be added in both.
Edited records will be updated in both. If you edit the
same record in both your handheld organizer and the
Desktop Manager, copies of both records will be
retained.
During synchronization, you will see the following
messages on your organizer:
Sending… this means your handheld organizer
is transmitting the data necessary for
synchronization.
Receiving… this means your PC has processed
the data and is transmitting back the
data necessary for synchronization.
OK! this means synchronization is com-
plete.
After two seconds, your handheld organizer will
return to the initial display mode.
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You can lock your handheld organizer so that only
the Clock, Calculator and Converter can be used
without supplying the password.
Note: You do not
need to set a password to use this organizer.
Warning! Please keep written records of your data. If
you forget your password, you will not be able to
recover any of the data stored in your handheld
organizer.To bypass the password, you will have to
perform a system reset, which will clear the password but will also erase all the data stored in memory.To learn how to perform a system reset, read
“Getting Started.”
Setting a Password
1.Tap until you see HOME TIME.
2.Tap
.
3. Enter a password.
You can use a maximum of 6 digits.
4.Tap ENTER to store your password.
is displayed on the upper left to indicate your
handheld organizer is locked.
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Accessing Password Protected Data
When your password is activated, you have to unlock
your handheld organizer in order to access the phone
records, schedules, todos, memos, anniversary and
expense records.
To unlock your handheld organizer, do the following:
1.Tap until you see HOME TIME.
2. Tap or tap , , , ,
or .
3. Tap your current password and tap ENTER.
If you enter the wrong password, OPEN ERROR
is displayed on the screen and you are again
prompted to enter your password.
Once you enter the correct password, you can
enter new data or view existing data.
Note: The unit automatically locks when your
handheld organizer is turned off.
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Changing or Deactivating the Password
1. Unlock your handheld organizer.
2.Tap until you see HOME TIME.
3.Tap
.
4.To change your password, enter a new password, then tap ENTER.
To deactivate your password, tap ENTER without
entering a password.
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Using a Password
This unit may change operating modes due to
Electro-static discharge. Normal operation of
this unit can be re-established by pressing the
reset key, ON/OFF or by removing/replacing
batteries.
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This organizer uses two CR-2032 lithium batteries.
When you find the display becomes dim, please
change the batteries.
Note: Replace both batteries at the same time.
Follow these steps to change the batteries.Before
you follow these steps you should have a small
Phillips screwdriver and the new batteries at hand.
1.Turn the organizer off and turn it over.
2.With the Phillips screwdriver,remove the screw
to the battery cover and then remove the cover.
Do not remove the screws at the sides of the
organizer.
3. Remove the old batteries and quickly replace
them with the new ones, with the positive (+)
side up.
4. Replace the batter y cover.
Warning!
When you next turn on the organizer, if
RESET? is displayed, DONOT tap ENTER unless
you want to delete all previously entered data.Tap
any Function Icon instead.
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Replacing the Batteries
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• Model: RF-8121 • Size: 10.4 X 8.0 X 1.17 cm
• Weight: 2.8 oz • Batter y: 2 CR-2032 Lithium
Storage Capacity: 384 K
ISBN: 1-59074-002-5
• Model: RF-8131 • Size: 10.4 X 8.0 X 1.17 cm
• Weight: 2.8 oz • Batter y: 2 CR-2032 Lithium
Storage Capacity: 750 K
ISBN: 1-59074-107-2
Cleaning this Product
To clean this product, spray a mild glass cleaner onto a cloth
and wipe its surface.Don’t spray liquids directly onto the unit.
Don't use or store your organizer in extreme or prolonged
heat, cold, humidity, or other adverse conditions.
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents
© 2002 Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc., Burlington, N.J.
08016-4907 USA. All rights reserved.
ROLODEX® is a registered trademark of Berol
Corporation, a subsidiary of Newell Rubbermaid, Inc.
Patents pending.
DATAGUARD is a registered trademark of Franklin Electronic
Publishers, Inc.Other trademarks are the property of their
respective owners.
Contacts
For registration, sales and customer service call 1-800-2665626 (U.S.only) or visit us at www.franklin.com.Please have
your product number (RF-8121 or RF-8131) and date of purchase handy when you call to register.For technical support
call 609-386-8997.
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Specifications
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NOTE:This equipment 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 interference
in a residential installation.This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
–Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
–Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
–Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
–Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
NOTE:This unit was tested with shielded cables on the
peripheral devices.Shielded cables must be used with the
unit to insure compliance.
NOTE:The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio
or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to
this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
FCC Notice
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LIMITED WARRANTY,DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITED REMEDY
(A) LIMITED WARRANTY. FRANKLIN WARRANTS TO THE ORIGI-
NAL END USER THAT FOR A PERIOD OF ONE (1) YEAR FROM
THE ORIGINAL DATE OF PURCHASE AS EVIDENCED BY A COPY
OF YOUR RECEIPT, YOUR FRANKLIN PRODUCT SHALL BE FREE
FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE DAMAGE DUE TO ACTS OF
GOD, ACCIDENT, MISUSE, ABUSE, NEGLIGENCE, MODIFICATION,
UNSUITABLE ENVIRONMENT OR IMPROPER MAINTENANCE.THE
SOLE OBLIGATION AND LIABILITY OF FRANKLIN, AND YOUR
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY, WILL BE
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT WITH THE SAME OR AN EQUIVALENT
PRODUCT OF THE DEFECTIVE PORTION OF THE PRODUCT, AT
THE SOLE OPTION OF FRANKLIN IF IT DETERMINES THAT THE
PRODUCT WAS DEFECTIVE AND THE DEFECTS AROSE WITHIN
THE DURATION OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.THIS REMEDY IS
YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY.
THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU CERTAIN RIGHTS;YOU MAY ALSO
HAVE OTHER LEGISLATED RIGHTS THAT MAY VARY FROM JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION.
(B) DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTIES EXPRESSLY RECIT-
ED ABOVE, THIS FRANKLIN IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” BASIS,
WITHOUT ANY OTHER WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS
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FRANKLIN AND DOES NOT INCLUDE BATTERIES, CORROSION
OF BATTERY CONTACTS OR ANY OTHER DAMAGE CAUSED BY
BATTERIES. NEITHER FRANKLIN NOR OUR DEALERS OR SUPPLIERS SHALL HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFIT, LOST OR DAMAGED DATA OR OTHER COMMERCIAL OR ECONOMIC LOSS,
Limited Warranty (U.S. only)
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EVEN IF WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
DAMAGES, OR THEY ARE OTHERWISE FORESEEABLE. WE ARE
ALSO NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CLAIMS BY A THIRD PARTY.OUR
MAXIMUM AGGREGATE LIABILITY TO YOU, AND THAT OF OUR
DEALERS AND SUPPLIERS, SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT
PAID BY YOU FOR THE FRANKLIN PRODUCT AS EVIDENCED BY
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FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SO THE
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OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, THEN THE DURATION OF IMPLIED
WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION
OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY GRANTED HEREIN.
(C) WARRANTY SERVICE: UPON DISCOVERING A DEFECT, YOU
MUST CALL FRANKLIN’S CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK, 1-800-2665626, TO REQUEST A RETURN MERCHANDISE AUTHORIZATION
(“RMA”) NUMBER, BEFORE RETURNING THE PRODUCT (TRANSPORTATION CHARGES PREPAID) TO:
FRANKLIN ELECTRONIC PUBLISHERS, INC.
ATTN: SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ONE FRANKLIN PLAZA
BURLINGTON, NJ 08016-4907
IF YOU RETURN A FRANKLIN PRODUCT, PLEASE INCLUDE A
NOTE WITH THE RMA, YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE
NUMBER, A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DEFECT AND A COPY
OF YOUR SALES RECEIPT AS PROOF OF YOUR ORIGINAL DATE
OF PURCHASE. YOU MUST ALSO WRITE THE RMA PROMINENTLY
ON THE PACKAGE IF YOU RETURN THE PRODUCT, OTHERWISE
THERE MAY BE A LENGTHY DELAY IN THE PROCESSING OF
YOUR RETURN.WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND USING A TRACKABLE FORM OF DELIVERY TO FRANKLIN FOR YOUR RETURN.
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Limited Warranty (U.S. only)
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Limited Warranty
(EU and Switzerland)
This product, excluding batteries and liquid crystal
display (LCD), is guaranteed by Franklin for a period
of two years from the date of purchase.It will be
repaired or replaced with an equivalent product (at
Franklin’s option) free of charge for any defect due to
faulty workmanship or materials.
Products purchased outside the European Union and
Switzerland that are returned under warranty should
be returned to the original vendor with proof of purchase and description of fault. Charges will be made
for all repairs unless valid proof of purchase is provided.
This warranty explicitly excludes defects due to misuse, accidental damage, or wear and tear. This guarantee does not affect the consumer’s statutory rights
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Limited Warranty (outside U.S.,
EU and Switzerland)
This product, excluding batteries and liquid crystal
display (LCD), is guaranteed by Franklin for a period
of one year from the date of purchase.It will be
repaired or replaced with an equivalent product (at
Franklin’s option) free of charge for any defect due to
faulty workmanship or materials.
Products purchased outside the United States, the
European Union and Switzerland that are returned
under warranty should be returned to the original
vendor with proof of purchase and description of
fault. Charges will be made for all repairs unless valid
proof of purchase is provided.
This warranty explicitly excludes defects due to misuse, accidental damage, or wear and tear. This guarantee does not affect the consumer’s statutory rights.
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Table of Cities in World Clock
CITY ABBREVIATION CITY ABBREVIATION
LONDON LON SINGAPORE SIN
LISBON LIS TOKYO TYO
PARIS PAR ADELAIDE ADL
BERLIN BER SYDNEY SYD
ROME ROM GUAM GUM
AMSTERDAM AMS NOUMEA NOU
BARCELONA BCN WELLINGTON WLG
MADRID MAD AUCKLAND AKL
BRUSSELS BRU TONGA TNG
HELSINKI HEL MIDWAY ISLANDS MID
CAIRO CAI HONOLULU HNL
MOSCOW MOW ANCHORAGE ANC
RIYADH RUH LOS ANGELES LAX
TEHRAN THR DENVER DEN
DUBAI DXB CHICAGO CHI
KABUL KBL NEW YORK NYC
KARACHI KHI TORONTO YYZ
DELHI DEL CARACAS CCS
DHAKA DAC RIO DE JANEIRO RIO
YANGON RGN MID ATLANTIC MAT
BANGKOK BKK FERNANDO DE NOAH FER
BEIJING BEI AZORES ISLANDS AZO
HONG KONG HKG
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routs 1/2 cup raw 0.6 gN/A 5 0.7 g0.1
Alfalfa s
Apple pie 1 slice (about 4 1/4
Artichoke hearts 1/2 cu
Asparagus 1/2 cup, boiled 4.0 g1.5 g23 2.3 g0.3
Bacon 3 medium slices
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Baked beans,
homemade
Baked potato with
sour cream and
Bass, sea, mixed
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Beef ravioli 5 oz. Frozen entrée 24.4
Bologna, pork 2 slices (about 2 oz.) 0.4 g 0 140 8.7 g 11.3 g
Brownie with nuts,
homemade
Burrito, bean 2
Catfish, channel,
breaded and fried
Cheese steak 1
Cheeseburger, plain 1 (3 1/2 oz.)31.8 gN/A 319 14.8 g15.2
Cheesecake 1 slice (about 3 oz.)24.3 g1.8 g257 4.6 g16.3
Chicken breast,
broiler/fr
Chicken drumsticks,
broiler/fr
Chicken noodle soup,
condensed
Chicken potpie,
homemade
Chicken thigh,
broiler/fr
Chicken wings,
broiler/fr
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Chips, potato 10 (about 3/4 oz.)10.4 g1.0 g105 1.3 g7.1
Chocolate chip cookie 5 (about 2 oz.)36.6 g1.4 g247 2.8 g11.0
Clams, mixed
s
Coffee cake from mix 1 slice (about 2 1/2
Corn, sweet yellow Kernels from 1 ear,
Cornbread,
homemade
Corned beef 2 slices (about 2 oz.) 0 0 142 15.4 g 8.5 g
Crab cake 1 (about 2 oz.), fried 0.3 g N/A 93 12.1 g 4.5 g
Egg and cheese
sandwich
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oz.
about 3/4 oz.
el, Water 1 (about 2 oz.)31.0 g1.2 g163 6.0 g1.4
1/2 cup 27.0 g 9.8 g 190 7.0 g 6.5 g
1 (about 10 3/4 oz.) 50.0 g N/A 393 6.7 g 22.3 g
3 oz., cooked, dry
ecies
heat
1 (about 3/4 oz.) 10.1 g 0.5 g 93 1.3 g 6.0 g
3 oz. 6.8 g N/A 195 15.4 g 11.3 g
1/2 (about 3 oz.),
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2 (about 3 oz.), meat
er
onl
1 cup, made w/water 9.4 g N/A 75 4.1 g 2.5 g
1 piece (about 8 1/4
oz.
1 (about 2 oz.), meat
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onl
4 (about 3 oz.), meat
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s, corn 30 (about 1 oz.)16.9 g1.6 g155 1.7 g9.1
20 small (about 6 3/4
ecies, breaded and
oz.
oz.
boiled
1 slice (about 1 1/2
oz.
1 (about 5 1/4 oz.) 25.9 g N/A 340 15.6 g 19.4 g
4 fl. oz. 17.2 g0 171 4.8 g9.5
Carbohydrates Fiber Calories Protein Total Fat
45.0 g 1.9 g 302 2.6 g 13.1 g
, boiled 9.4 g4.4 g42 2.9 g0.1
0.1 g N/A 109 5.8 g 9.4 g
0 0 105 20.1 g 2.2 g
N/A 185 9.2 g5.7
about 7 3/4 oz.)71.4 gN/A 447 14.1 g13.5
9 3/4 oz.)48.8 g2.2 g519 35.3 g18.6
0 0 142 26.7 g 3.1 g
0 0 151 24.9 g 5.0 g
42.5 g N/A 545 23.4 g 31.3 g
baked
0 0 109 13.5 g 5.7 g
0 0 171 25.6 g 6.8 g
19.4 g N/A 380 26.8 g 21.0 g
37.7 g 1.8 g 232 4.5 g 6.9 g
19.3 g 2.9 g 83 2.6 g 1.0 g
13.1 g 1.2 g 93 3.3 g 3.2 g
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Food Serving Carbohydrates Fiber Calories Protein Total Fat
English muffin 1 (about 2 oz.) plain,
Frankfurter, beef 1
French fries 20-25, "strips"" 29.3 gN/A 235 3.0 g12.2
French or Vienna 1 slice (1 1/4 oz.)19.4 g0.8 g102 3.2 g1.0
French toast, 1 slice (about 2 oz.)17.2 g0.1 g153 5.7 g6.7
Fried chicken
drumsticks or thi
Fried chicken wings or
breasts
Frozen yogurt, nonfat,
all flavors
Fud
Green peas 1/2 cup, boiled 12.5 g2.4 g67 4.3 g0.2
Ham 2 slices (about 2 oz.) 1.8 g 0 103 10.0 g 6.0 g
Hambur
Hot do
Ice cream, French
vanilla
Lasa
Lobster 3 oz,cooked, moist
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Marshmallow 1 large 5.8
Martini 2.5 fl. oz. 0 NA 156 0 0
Mashed
Meat loaf 3 oz. 2.8
Minestrone,
condensed
Mints,
Muffin, Plain, 1 (about 1 1/2 oz.)16.9 gN/A 118 3.1 g4.0
Mushrooms 1/2 cup pieces,
Nachos, cheese 6
Oatmeal cereal 3/4 cup, cooked 18.9 g3.9 g109 4.6 g1.8
Onions 1/2 cup chopped,
Oysters, Eastern,
breaded and fried
Pancake, plain or
buttermilk
Pasta, Fresh 1 cu
Peanut butter 2 Tbsp. 6.6
Peanuts, dry-roasted 1 oz. 6.0
Pickles, dill 1 (about 2 oz.)2.7
Pizza, cheese 1 slice (about 2 1/4
Popcorn, air-popped,
unsalted
Pork sirloin 3 oz., lean only,
Pork tenderloin 3 oz., lean only,
toasted
2 pieces (about 5 1/4
hs
oz.
2 pieces (about 5 1/4
oz.
1/2 cup 21.0 g N/A 100 4.0 g 0
e, chocolate 1 oz. 21.0 g0.4 g112 0.8 g3.4
er, plain 1 (about 3 1/4 oz.)30.5 gN/A 275 12.3 g11.8
1 (about 3 1/2 oz.)18.0 gN/A 242 10.4 g14.5
1/2 cup 19.1 g 0 188 3.5 g 11.3 g
soft serve
na 6 oz. Frozen entrée 21.0 gN/A 244 15.6 g10.8
heat
arine, soft 2 tsp. Trace 0 67 0.1 g7.6
otatoes 1/2 cu
1 cup, made w/water 11.2 g 1.0 g 82 4.3 g 2.5 g
lain 1 oz. 25.1 gN/A 102 trace 0.6
boiled
boiled
6 medium (about 3
oz.
1 (about 1 oz.) made
from mix
w/egg & milk
oz
1 cup 4.6 g 0.9 g 23 0.8 g 0.3 g
roasted
roasted
30.0 g 1.5 g 154 5.1 g 1.3 g
about 1 1/2 oz.)0.8
E8 (about 4 oz.)36.3 gN/A 346 9.1 g19.0
, cooked 34.9 g2.2 g183 7.2 g1.5
0 142 5.4 g12.8
15.7 g N/A 431 30.1 g 26.7 g
19.6 g N/A 494 35.7 g 29.5 g
1.1 g 0 83 17.4 g 0.5 g
N/A 23 0.1 g0
18.4 g2.1g81 2.0 g0.6
N/A 170 13.5 g11.2
4.0 g 1.7 g 21 1.7 g 0.4 g
6.9 g 1.3 g 30 0.9 g 0.1 g
10.2 g 0 173 7.7 g 11.1 g
8.8 g 0.4 g 61 1.9 g 2.0 g
1.9 g188 6.6 g16.0
2.2 g164 6.6 g13.9
0.8 g12 0.4 g0.1
20.5 g N/A 140 7.7 g 3.2 g
0 0 201 23.4 g 11.2 g
0 0 141 25.0 g 4.1 g
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Food Serving Carbohydrates Fiber Calories Protein Total Fat
Potato 1 (about 7 oz.),
Pound cake 1 slice
Pumpkin pie 1 slice (about 4 oz.)27.9 g3.1 g241 4.6 g12.8
Rib eye steak 3 oz., lean only,
Rice, White, Enriched 1/2 cu
Roast beef sandwich 1 (about 5 oz.)33.4 gN/A 346 21.5 g13.8
Rye bread, American 1 slice (about 1 oz.)13.0 g0.6 g61 2.3 g0.3
Salmon, sockeye,
fresh
Sausage, beef,
smoked
Scallions 1/2 cup, chopped,
Sherbet, oran
Shrimp, mixed
species, breaded and
fried
Sirloin steak, wedge
bone
Spaghetti and
meatballs
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Steak sandwich 1 (about 7 1/4 oz.)52.0 gN/A 459 30.3 g14.1
Strawberries 1 cu
Sugar, granulated 1 tsp. 4.0 g01500
Sweet potato 1 (about 4 oz.) baked 27.7 g 3.4 g 117 2.0 g 0.1 g
Taco 1 sm (about 2 1/2 oz) 26.7 g N/A 369 20.7 g 20.6 g
Tofu, regular 1/4 block (about 4oz) 2.2 g 1.4 g 88 9.4 g 5.5 g
Tomato 1
Tuna, fresh 3 oz., cooked, dry
Turkey breast 2 slices (about 1 1/2
Turkey white meat 3 oz., meat only,
Veal sirloin 3 oz., lean only,
Waffle, homemade,
enriched
White bread, soft
crumb
baked
broiled
3 oz., cooked, dry
heat
1 link (about 1 1/2
oz.
raw
e 1/2 cu
3 oz. 9.8 g N/A 206 18.2 g 10.4 g
3 oz., lean only,
broiled
1 cup 38.7 g N/A 332 18.6 g 11.7 g
homemade
inach 1/2 cup, boiled 3.4 g2.0 g21 2.7 g0.2
heat
oz.
roasted
roasted
1 (about 1 3/4 oz.) 18.8 g N/A 140 4.7 g 4.9 g
1 slice (about 1 oz.) 12.6 g 0.5 g 68 2.2 g 0.8 g
51.0 g 2.2 g 220 4.7 g 0.2 g
about 1oz.)15.9 gN/A 119 1.9 g5.4
0 0 191 23.8 g 10.0 g
, cooked 29.2 g0.2 g133 2.4 g0.2
0 0 184 23.2 g 9.3 g
1.0 g 0 134 6.1 g 11.6 g
3.7 g 1.2 g 16 0.9 g 0.1 g
29.4 gN/A 135 1.1 g1.9
0 0 166 25.8 g 6.1 g
10.5 g3.9 g45 0.9 g0.6
about 4 oz.), raw 5.7 g1.6 g26 1.1 g0.4
0 0 156 25.4 g 5.3 g
0 0 47 9.6 g 0.7 g
0 0 133 25.4 g 2.7 g
0 0 143 22.4 g 5.3 g
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