Rolodex RF-22192 User Manual

192K ORGANIZER

RF-22192

With Advanced Data Compression

User’s Guide

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Introduction

Congratulations! You now own a ROLODEX
Electronics organizer, a powerful 128K electronic
organizer that through advanced data compression can
hold 192K of data. Using this organizer you can:

• keep track of daily appointments,

• view calendars from 1901-2099,

• store and retrieve telephone numbers and
addresses, anniversary dates, Internet addresses,
memos, expense information and To Do items,

• set two clocks to keep the time and date in 32
locations around the world,

• set a Daily Alarm,

• perform mathematical calculations,

• set a password which allows you to create secret
records, and

• transfer information to and from your IBM­compatible personal computer with the purchase of
a connectivity kit (see “Specifications” for ordering
information).

Your organizer comes with the batteries already
installed. All you have to do to get started is carefully
remove the battery insulation tape from the battery
compartment. To learn how, read “Getting Started.”

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Getting Started

Before you can use your organizer for the first
time, you must remove the battery insulation
tape from your organizer.

1. Turn your organizer over.

2. Carefully pull the battery insulation tape
out of the battery compartment.

Note: You may have to reset your organizer
by using a paperclip to
set button, located on the back. Press Y to
start the reset and display
To reset only your secret memory, press Y.
To reset your entire organizer, press N when

DEL SECRET?

Y when

ERASE DATA?

Warning! Resetting your organizer erases all
stored data. Only perform a reset if you do not
need the data currently stored in your organizer.

✓ To Use the Backlight

Your organizer has a backlight to illuminate
the screen at night or in other low-light
conditions. To turn the backlight on, first
turn on your organizer and then press .
The backlight will stay on for as long as
you press the keys and will turn off auto­matically 20 seconds after your last key­stroke. To turn the backlight off, press .

gently

press the Re-

DEL SECRET?

is displayed, and then press

is displayed.

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Key Guide

Main Function Keys

ON/OFF

TELEPHONE

SCHEDULE

CALENDAR

1

CALCULATOR

TIME

ALARM

TO DO/MEMO

EXPENSE

INTERNET

ANNIVERSARY

DSP

Turns your organizer on or off.
Cycles through your Phone

directories.
Lets you record your daily

schedule.
Selects the Calendar mode.

Selects the Calculator mode.
Toggles between Home Time and

World Time.
Lets you set the daily alarm.

Toggles between memos and to do
lists.

Selects the Expense Manager.
Selects the Internet directory.

Lets you record anniversaries.
Toggles between index list and full

list.
Turns the backlight on or off.

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Key Guide

LINK
FUNC
SPACE

INS
DEL

BS

EDIT

ENTER

/

V

Transfers data.
Selects the Functions menu.
Types a space.
Inserts a space between typed

characters.
Deletes a flashing character.
Deletes a character to the left of

the cursor.
Lets you make changes to an

existing record.
Goes to the next field or enters

an item.
Inserts a line turn.

Cycles through your records.
Cycles through your marks.

Lets you set or change a password,
and lets you access your secret
records.

Moves in the indicated direction.
At the Home Time, turns the

keytone on or off. At the Daily
Alarm, enables or disables the
Daily Alarm.

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Key Guide

Calculator Function Keys

C/CE Clears your current calculation.

÷ Types a division symbol.

x Types a multiplication symbol.
– Types a subtraction symbol.
+ Types an addition symbol.
= Performs a calculation.
. Types a decimal point.
% Calculates a percentage.
+/- Changes the sign of a number.

√ Calculates a square root.

M+ Adds the result to the memory as
M- Adds the result to the memory as
MR Retrieves the number stored in
MC Clears the memory.

a positive number.
a negative number.
memory.

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Using the Function Menu

Y ou can check the memory on your unit,
change the LCD contrast, choose between
three message languages, pick a date format
or delete data using the Function Menu.

1. Press FUNC and then use or to
toggle between the two function menus.

2. Press the number key of the function you
want and press ENTER.

In the first function menu:

•Press 1 to check the memory.

•Press 2 to change the LCD contrast.
Use or to increase or decrease
the contrast.

•Press 3 to choose either English,
French or Spanish as the message lan­guage.

In the second function menu:

•Press 1 to choose the date format.

•Press 2 to delete data.

Use or to cycle through the three

DATA DELETION

ber of the data you wish to delete. Press Y
to delete it or press N to cancel the delete.

menus. Press the num-

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Using the Clocks

Y our organizer has two clocks that keep the time
and date simultaneously: a Home Time, which can
keep your current time, and a World Time, which
keeps the time of 32 cities throughout the world.

To Set the Home Time

1. Press TIME until (Home Time) is on
the screen.

2. Use or to scroll through the list of
world cities until you find one that is in
your time zone.

To switch between 12-hour time and 24-hour
time, press Z(12/24) repeatedly.

3.

Press EDIT.

4. Use the number keys to type your
changes.

Note: You cannot change the seconds.
Continue setting the time by using or to se-

lect the month, day, year, hour, and minutes
and then typing your changes.

To switch between a.m. and p.m., press X(AM/

PM) repeatedly.

To set the time to daylight saving time, press
C(DST). DST on the screen, indicates daylight
saving time.

6. When you are finished, press ENTER.

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Using the Clocks

T o Use the W orld T ime

1.

Press
screen.

2. Use or to scroll through the list of
world cities.

3. Press C(DST) for daylight savings time.

Note: The World Time is based upon hours
added to or subtracted from the Home Time
zone. It is not a separate clock and cannot be set.

✓ To Hear the Keytone

Press V( ) to enable the keytone when the
Home Time is on the screen. To disable
the keytone, press V( ) again.

✓ About the Auto-shutoff

If you forget to turn off this organizer, it will au­tomatically shut off in about six minutes. To
turn your organizer back on, press ON/OFF.

TIME

until (World Time) is on the

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