Radio Shack Touch Screen Organizer, 65-1205 Owner's Manual

Touch Screen
Organizer

Owner’s Manual

Please read before using this equipment.

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Contents

Features .............................................. 5

Preparation ......................................... 7

Removing the Insulation Strips ........ 7

Opening the Cover .......................... 7

A Quick Look at the Organizer ......... 8

Operation ........... ... ................ ............ 10

Using the Stylus .............. .. ... ......... 10

Turning the Organizer

On and Off ..................................... 11

Turning the Key Tone

On and Off ..................................... 12

Resetting the Organizer/

Selecting a Language .................... 12

Setting/Viewing the Time ............... 14

Setting Daylight Saving Time .... 14

Setting a Time Format ............... 15

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Contents

Setting the Home Date/Time ..... 15

Viewing a World Time ............... 21

Using the Phone Directories .......... 24

Entering a Phone Directory

Record ...................................... 25

Using the Schedule Alarm ............. 29

Entering a Schedule Alarm

Record ...................................... 30

Working With Records ................... 34

Recalling a Record .................... 34

Editing a Record ....................... 36

Deleting a Record ..................... 37

Using the Daily Alarm .................... 38

Setting the Daily Alarm ............. 39

Setting the Hourly Chime .............. 41

Using Passwords ........................... 41

Setting the Password ................ 42

Changing the Password ............ 43

Using Conversions ........................ 44

Changing Exchange Rates ....... 46

Converting Currency ................. 47

Converting Measurements ........ 48

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Using the Calculator ...................... 49

Memory Calculations ................. 50

Percentage Calculations ........... 51

Constant Calculations ............... 52

Reciprocal Calculations ............. 53

Exponent Calculations .............. 54

Care and Maintenance ..................... 55

Replacing the Batteries ................. 57

Specifications ...................... ... ......... 61

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Contents

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Your RadioShack Touch Screen Organiz­er is a pocket-size data organizer. It’s
great for the person on the go, combining
functions including a telephone directory,
daily alarm, schedule alarms, a calcula­tor, and more in one compact, easy-to­use package.

Features

Touch Screen Panel

panel is designed like a mode rn personal
digital assistant (PDA) for ease of use.
You use the supplied stylus to quickly se­lect, view, and enter information.

2K Memory

for storing phone numbers and schedule
alarm memos.

Key Tone Control

key tone on or off.

— gives you ample space

— the organizer’s

— lets you turn the

Features

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4-Character Password

— helps prevent
unauthorized access to your stored infor­mation.

7-Language Display

— lets you display

any of 7 languages.

Automatic or Manual Power-Off

—
conserves battery power by turning off
the organizer about 4 minutes after you
stop using it. You can also turn off the or­ganizer by pressing a single button.

Important:

RadioShack Corporation as­sumes no responsibility for any loss or
claims that might arise through use of this
organizer or for damages incurred as a
result of information l oss due to malfunc­tions, repairs, battery replacement, or
misuse. You should maintain written
records of important information to pro­tect against such loss.

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Features

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Preparation

REMOVING THE
INSULATION STRIPS

Your organizer comes with two insulation
strips that help preserve battery power
during shipping.

Before using the organizer, remove both
insulation strips from the battery compart­ment (located in the back of the organiz­er) by grasping and pulling them away
from the organizer. Then reset the orga­nizer (see “Resetting the Organizer/Se­lecting a Language” on Page 12).

OPENING THE COVER

Simply lift the organizer’s cover to open
it.

Preparation

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A Quick Look at

the Or

EDIT

edit records.

—

lets you

anizer

Stylus



Daylight Sav­ing Time on
and off.

—

12/24

switches
between

turns

—

12- and
24-hour
time

OFF — turns the
organizer off.

City Codes — you can select and view
the date and time in any of these cities.

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A Quick Look at the Organizer

format.

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records and general information about con­tacts. You can put names, phone numbers,
fax numbers, cell phone numbers, pager num­bers, and e-mail addresses at your fingertips.

—

helps you organize phone directory

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time zone.

 —

world cities.

 —

daily at a time you preset and set the hourly
chime to sound two beeps at the b eginning of
every hour.

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minders. You can store up to 47 schedule

—

—

keeps track of the time in your local

keeps track of the time in 31 other

lets you set the daily alarm to sound

lets you set appointment times and re-

records (32 characters per record).

¤ —

and convert to and from metric measurements

—

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lets you perform currency conversions

lets you do arithmetic calculations.

A Quick Look at the Organizer

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Operation

USING THE STYLUS

Your organizer comes with a stylus that
helps you touch the organizer’s function
keys and select entries easily and accu­rately.

Important:

only the supplied stylus to press the orga­nizer’s keys. Do not use a pen, pencil, or
other sharp object to press the organiz­er’s keys.

To remove the stylus from its slot on the
right side of the organizer, gently press it
against the organizer while sliding it up.
After using the stylus, slide it back into
the slot.

To protect the display, use

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Operation

TURNING THE ORGANIZER
ON AND OFF

To turn on the organizer, use the stylus to
press anywhere on the lower half of the
display.

The organizer automatically enters its
home time mode after you turn it on. An
animation of the name of your home city
and the time in that city appear. Then, the
name of the home city and the date and
the day of the week in that city scroll
across the display. You can press any
key to stop the animation and make the
date and the day of the week appear
steadily.

To conserve battery power, the organizer
automatically turns off after about 4 min­utes if you do not press any key. Press

OFF

to turn it off sooner.

Operation

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TURNING THE KEY TONE
ON AND OFF

You can set your organizer to sound a
tone each time you press a key. To turn
the tone on or off, press

¨

the key tone is on,
per right side of the display.

appears on the up-

then ¨. When

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RESETTING THE
ORGANIZER/
SELECTING A LANGUAGE

You might need to reset the organizer if:

• it stops operating properly.

• you forget your password.

• you want to change the display lan­guage.

When you reset the organizer, you can
then choose the language that appears

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Operation

on its display. You can choose

;D=B?I>

(English),
(German),
(Spanish),

=K;I

set to display English.

1. Use the stylus or a pointed object

2. Press

(Portuguese). Your organizer i s pre-

such as a straightened paper clip to
press the RESET hole on the back of
the organizer.

 <H7D97?I

?J7B?7DE

D;:;HB7D:I

H;I;J5

ENTER

.

(French),

(Italian),

(Dutch), or

appears.

H;I;J

briefly appears,

:;KJI9>

;IF7DEB

FEHJK#

then
mation stored in the organizer’s
memory is erased.

3. Repeatedly press
select the desired language.

4. Press
The language you selected briefly
appears (

;D=B?I>5

ENTER

;D=B?I>

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appears. All the infor-

to store the setting.

appears if you

¥

or



to

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selected English, for example), and
the home time display returns.

Note:

You must reset the current date

and time when you reset the organizer.

SETTING/VIEWING THE TIME

Setting Daylight Saving Time

You can set your organizer so it displays
the correct time during Daylight Saving
Time. To turn Dayligh t Saving Ti me on or
off, press

(to set the organizer to its



home time mode) or



(to set the orga-

nizer to its world time mode), then press



appears at the top of the display if



Daylight Saving Time is on.

Note:

Not all cities use Daylight Saving

Time.

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Operation

Setting a Time Format

You can set the organizer so it displays
time in either 12- or 24-hour format. To
set the time format, press



or



to set
the organizer to its home or world time
mode, then press

12/24

. In the 12-hour
format, 7 (AM) or F (PM) appears to the
left of the time.

Setting the Home Date/Time

You can set your organizer’s home time
to one of 32 cities. When you set the date
and time for your home time city, all other
world times are set automatically.

Note:

If your city is not listed in the table
on Page 16, use a city in the same time
zone as yours to set the home time.

Operation

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City Screen Code

London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Helsinki
Cairo
Istanbul
Moscow

BED:ED

F7H?I

HEC;

8;HB?D

>;BI?DA?

97?HE

?IJ7D8KB

CEI9EM

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Tehran
Dubai
Kabul
Karachi
Delhi
Dhaka

J;>;H7D

:K87?

A78KB

A7H79>?

:;B>?

:>7A7

Operation

City Screen Code

Yangon
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Singapore
Beijing
Tokyo
Adelaide
Sydney

O7D=ED

87D=AEA

>ED=AED=

I?D=7FEH;

8;?@?D=

JEAOE

7:;B7?:;

IO:D;O

Wellington
Honolulu
Anchorage
Los Angeles
Denver
Chicago

Operation

M;BB?D=JED

>EDEBKBK

7D9>EH7=;

BEI7D=;B;I

:;DL;H

9>?97=E

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City Screen Code

New York
Toronto
Caracas
Rio de Janeiro

1. Press

to set the organizer to its

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D;MOEHA

JEHEDJE

97H797I

H?E:;@7D;?

home time mode. An animation of
the name of your home city and the
time in that city appears. Then, the
name of the home city and the date
and the day of the week in that city
scroll across the display.

2. Press
currently set home city flashes. (Or,
press any key to stop the animation
and make the date and the day of
the week appear steadily, then press

EDIT

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EDIT

to set the home time. The

to set the home time).

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3. Repeatedly press
select your home city code or a
home city in the same time zone as
yours.

¥

or



to

4. Press
The first digit of the year flashes on
the first row of the display.

5. Press number keys to enter the year
(two digits). The first digit of the
month flashes.

Note:

ENTER

You can repeatedly press

to store the setting.



, 

to wherever you want to change dis­played information.

, and



to move the cursor

,

6. Press number keys to enter the
month (two digits). The first digit of
the day flashes.

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7. Press number keys to enter the day
(two digits). The first digit o f the h our
flashes.

8. Press number keys to enter the hour
(two digits). The first digit of the
minute flashes.

9. Repeatedly press

AM/PM

to toggle

between AM and PM.

10. Press number keys to enter the
minute (two digits), then press

ENTER

to store the setting. The orga-

nizer returns to the home time mode.

Notes:

• If the date and time you enter is
invalid (for example, you entered 20
for the month),
after you press
original year and date and time

20

;HH

ENTER

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briefly appears

. Then, the