Rolodex RFNA-2 User Manual

User’s Guide • Mode d’emploi • Manual del usuario

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RFNA-2

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Getting Started

Before you start using this organizer for the first time
do the following steps.

1. Turn your organizer over and carefully pull the
battery insulation tape to remove it.

Now, you may want to perform a system reset. Here’s how.
Warning: A system reset erases all information

and clears all settings.

2. Press OFF to turn the organizer off, if needed.

3. Use a paper clip to simultaneously press the
Reset button on the back of the organizer while
pressing MODE at the same time.

The organizer will beep loudly and enter the self-test
mode where the LCD and RAM test will be performed.

4. Press OFF three times to turn the organizer off.

5. Press MODE again to turn the organizer back on.

You can press OFF at any time to turn the organizer off.

To Chang e the Display Language

This organizer can display messages in English,
French, Ger man, Italian, and Spanish. When you first
turn the product on, the display language will be in
English.

1. Press DUAL TIME or MODE repeatedly to view the
Local time screen, if needed.

Read “Using the Clocks” for more information.

2. Press L.

3. Press UP or DOWN to move to the desired dis­play language.

4. Press STORE to select the display language.

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✓ Turning Off the Keytone

The “keytone” is the tone that sounds whenever you
press a key. To turn off the keytone, press DUAL
TIME or MODE repeatedly until the Local Time
screen is shown. Hold INS for 2 seconds until the
key tone sounds again.

To turn the keytone on again, hold INS for two seconds
at the Local Time screen until the keytone sounds.

✓ Keep Written Copies of Important Data

Data is safely kept in memory as long as the battery
supplies power. If the battery loses power or is re­moved all of your data will be lost. Data can also be
lost or corrupted if you make a mistake while oper­ating the organizer. Because of this, you should al­ways keep written copies of your important data just
in case it is corrupted or lost.

✓ Viewing the Modes

While using this organizer you can use MODE to
switch between the clocks, the memo/telephone di­rectory, and the scheduler. You can press UP or
DOWN to view your records in the directory or the
scheduler. Also you can press OFF to turn the orga­nizer off. All of these keys can be pressed while the
lid to the organizer is closed.

✓ About Screen Illustrations

Some screen illustrations in this User’s Guide may dif­fer from what you see on the actual screen. This does
not mean that your organizer is malfunctioning.

Getting Started

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Ke y Guide

Function Keys

CALC Selects the calculator.
CODE Lets you type accents, diacritical marks,

and non-English characters.

DEL Deletes characters and changes clock

features.

DUAL TIME

Cycles through the Home Time cloc k,

World Time cloc k, and the Daily alarm.

EDIT Lets you edit records, and lets you

change the pass word lock.
INS Turns keytone on or off , and inserts a space.
MEMO/TEL

Selects the memo/telephone directory.
MODE Turns the organizer on and cycles

through the clocks, the memo/telephone

directory, and the scheduler.
OFF Turns the organizer off.
SCHE Selects the scheduler.
SHIFT Shifts keys to type numbers.
SPAC E Types a space.
STORE Creates a new record, switches between

fields, and enters records.

The Direction ke y allows y ou to mov e in the

indicated direction: up, down, left, or right.

Calculator Function Keys

G (%) Lets you calculate percentages .
H (÷) Divides numbers.
J (x) Multiplies numbers.
K (–) Subtracts numbers.

•

•

•

•

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Calculator Function Keys (cont.)

L (+) Adds numbers.
Q-P Type numbers (1-0).
CODE (CE/C)

Clears current number or calculation.

DEL (

TAX) Lets you calculate sales tax.

EDIT (.) Types a decimal point.
INS (

TIPS) Lets you calculate tips.

SPACE (

MU)Lets you calculate a mark up .

STORE (=) Calculates math functions.

Calculator Memory Keys

A (MC) Clears calculator memory.
D (

M-) Subtracts n umber from calculator

memory.

F (

M+) Adds number to calculator memory.

S (

MR) Retrie ves calculator memory.

Calculator Conversion Keys

B (GA↔L)

Lets you convert between gallons and liters.
C (MI↔KM) Lets you convert between miles and kilometers.
M (

o

F

↔

o

C

)

Lets you convert between Fahrenheit and

Centigrade.

N (OZ↔

GM

)

Lets you convert between ounces and grams.
V (LB↔KG)

Lets you convert between pounds and

kilograms.

X (

IN↔CM) Lets you convert between inches and

centimeters.

Z (FT↔M)

Lets you convert between feet and meters.
SHIFT (£↔$)

Lets you calculate exchange rates.

Key Guide

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Using the Clocks

This organizer has two clocks: a Local Time cloc k and
a W orld Time clock.

To Set the Local Time Clock

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the Local Time

screen appears.

WED 01/01/97

12-

00

00

A

This is the Local Time screen.
If needed, press DEL (12/24) to switch the clock

between 12 and 24 hour mode.

2. Hold STORE for 2 seconds to change the local time.

You can press DUAL TIME at any time to cancel.

3. Use the numbered keys to type the month, the

date, and the last two digits of the year.

You do not need to hold down SHIFT, because the
numbered keys are automatically shifted.

To erase a character, use the direction key to se­lect it, and then press DEL.

4. Type the current time, and then press DEL (

A/P)

to change the time to a.m. or p.m., if needed.

5. Press STORE to set the Local time.

To Set the World Time Clock

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the World

Time screen appears.

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Using the Clocks

T-2

12-

00 00

A

This is the World Time screen.

2. Press STORE.

3. Type a city or a place name.

You can type up to 12 characters.

4. Press STORE to enter the name.

5. Use the numbered keys to type the appropriate

time and then press DEL to change to a.m. or p.m.

6. Then press STORE to set the World time.

To Set the Daily Alarm

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the Daily

Alarm screen appears.

ALARM

12 -

00

A

This is the Daily Alarm screen.

2. Press STORE.

You can press DUAL TIME at any time to cancel.

3. Use the numbered keys to type the alarm time and

then press DEL (

A/P) to change to a.m. or p.m.

To erase a character, use the direction key to se­lect it, and then press DEL.

4. Then press STORE to set the alarm time.

5. Press INS (((•))) repeatedly to enable or disable

the alarm sound.

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Using the Clocks

When the alarm sound is enabled, the (((•))) sym­bol is displayed.

The alarm will sound for 30 seconds or until you
press any key.

To Use the Calendar Search Feature

You can find the day of the week for any date from
1/1/1990 to 12/31/2089.

1. Press DUAL TIME or MODE until the Local Time

screen is displayed.

2. Press UP or DOWN to go to the Calendar

Search screen.

ENT 01/01/97

3. Enter a date. For example, type

1/1/98

.

4. Press UP or DOWN to view the day of the week.

5. Press CODE to type another date.

Or press MODE to return to the Local Time screen.

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Using the Memo/T elephone Directory

To Create a Record

1. Press MEMO/TEL or press MODE until the

Memo/Telephone screen appears.

NAME?

1

35

2

This is the Memo/Telephone screen.
The number in the lower right corner displays the

amount of memory remaining in this organizer. For
more information read “Gauging the Memory.”

2. Press STORE.

To cancel the entry at any time, press MEMO/TEL to
return to the Memo/Telephone screen.

3. Type the first line (for example, type a name)

and press STORE.

S

MITH

JO

E

To learn how to type accent marks, diacritical marks or
non-English characters, read “Typing Special Characters.”

To erase a character, use the direction key to se­lect it, and then press DEL.

4. Type a telephone number or other numerical in-

formation on the second line.

SMITH JOE

555

-4321

You can type up to 12 characters.

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Using the Memo/Telephone Directory

You can only type numbers, a space, or a hyphen
(-) on the second line.
To type a hyphen, press K.

5. Press STORE key to save the record.

To View or Edit Records

Records will be listed alphabetically.

1. Press MEMO/TEL or repeatedly press MODE until

the Memo/Telephone screen appears, if needed.

2.

Use UP or DOWN to cycle through the records.

Or
type the first letter of the record and, if needed,
then press DOWN to view all of the following
records alphabetically.

SMITH JOE

555

-4321

This is a sample record.
You can also repeatedly press the first letter of a

record to cycle through all of the records that begin
with that letter.

If the first line of a record is longer than 12 charac­ters, press RIGHT or LEFT to view the whole line.

3. To edit a record, press EDIT.

4. Enter your changes to the first line and press
STORE to go to the second line.

NOTE: Any changes you make will automatically
overwrite the record that is currently there.
To insert a space, press INS.
To delete the flashing character, press DEL.

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Using the Memo/Telephone Directory

5. Enter your changes to the second line and
press STORE to save the record.

To Delete Records

1. Press MEMO/TEL or repeatedly press MODE until
the Memo/Telephone screen appears.

2. Use UP or DOWN to find the record you want to
delete.

3.

Press DEL, and then press Y to delete the record.

Or press N to cancel.

✓ Typing Numbers

In records that require numerical information, you can
simply use the numbered keys (i.e., the top row of letter
keys) to type numbers. To type a number in a record
which does not require numerical information you need
to first press SHIFT and then press a numbered key.
SHIFT does not automatically lock the number keys, so
to type another number, press SHIFT again.

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Using the Memo/Telephone Directory

✓ Typing Special Characters

In many fields, you can type a variety of accents,
diacritical marks, and non-English letters. You can
type these characters by using the CODE key to
type the accent or diacritical mark and then the de­sired letter. See the chart below to learn how to type
the character you want.

To T ype... First Then Then

Press... Press... Press...

Á, É, Í, Ó, or Ú CODE Q (/) A, E , I , O , or U
À, È, Ì,.Ò, or Ù CODE W (\) A, E , I, O , or U
Â, Ê, Î, Ô, or Û CODE E (^) A, E , I, O , or U
Ä, Ë, Ï, Ö, or Ü CODE R (..) A, E, I, O, or U
Ñ CODE T (˜)N
ΠCODE Y (

Œ)

Ç CODE U (

Ç)

ß CODE I (

ß)

For example, to type

Î

, press CODE, then press 3

(^), and lastly, press I.

✓ Gauging the Memory

When you press MEMO/TEL or SCHE, the number
displayed on the lower right side of the screen is
how much memory your organizer has left to store
new information.

If there is not enough memory to store a new record
or if there is not enough memory to create a new
record, the word FULL will appear on the screen
and the information will not be saved.

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Using the Scheduler

To Create a Record

In each record you can enter the name and type of
the event and the date and time when the event is
going to occur.

1. Press SCHE or repeatedly press MODE until the
Scheduler screen appears.

SCHEDULE?

1

35

2

This is the Scheduler screen.

2. Press STORE.

The number in the lower right corner displays the
amount of memory remaining in this organizer. For
more information read “Gauging the Memory.”

To cancel the entry at any time, press SCHE to return
to the Scheduler screen.

3.

Type your information and press STORE to enter

it. For example, enter

MEET JOHN

.

MEET JOHN

0

1-01 12-

00

A

To erase characters, use the direction key to move the
cursor before the character(s) and press DEL.

4. Type the date for the event.

MEET JOHN

03

-15 5-14P

NOTE: You can type only numbers on this line.

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Using the Scheduler

5. Press DEL to change the time from a.m. to p.m., if
needed.

6. Press STORE to save the record.

To View or Edit Records

Records are listed alphabetically.

1. Press SCHE or repeatedly press MODE until the
Scheduler screen appears, if needed.

2.

Use UP or DOWN to cycle through the records.

If the first line of a record is longer than 12 charac­ters, press RIGHT or LEFT to view the whole line.

3. To edit an entry, press EDIT.

4. Type your changes to the first line and then
press STORE to go to the second line.

NOTE: Any changes you make will automatically
overwrite the existing record.

To insert a space, press INS.
To delete the flashing character, press DEL.

5. Enter your changes to the second line and then
press STORE to save the new record.

To Delete Records

1. Press SCHE or repeatedly press MODE if needed,
until the Scheduler screen appears.

2. Use UP or DOWN to find the record you want to
delete.

3. Press DEL, and then press Y to delete the record.

Or press N to cancel.

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Using the Calculator

To Make a Calculation

1. Press CALC or repeatedly press MODE until the
Calculator screen appears.

CALC

0

2. Type a number.

To clear a number, press CODE (

C/CE).

You can type up to 12 digits with this calculator.

3. Press L (+), K (–), J (x), or H (

÷) to add, subtract,

multiply, or divide, respectively.

4. Type another number.

5. Press STORE (=) to calculate.

Or press G (%) to calculate the percentage.
To clear the calculation, press CODE (

C/CE).

To Calculate Sales Tax and Tips

To calculate sales tax or tip , you m ust first set a
percentage.

1. Press CODE (

CE/C) to clear the calculator.

2. Press DEL (

TAX) or INS (TIPS).

3. Type a percentage. For example, type

150

for 15%.

4. Press DEL (

TAX) or INS (TIPS).

5. Type a number. For example, type 50.

6. Press DEL (

TAX) or INS (TIPS) to calculate the per-

centage. For example

7.5

.

7. Press DEL (

TAX) or INS (TIPS) again to add the

percentage to the original number. For ex­ample,

57.5

.

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To Calculate Markup

You can calculate mar kup. In the following example,
you can find the total markup of an item with a $100
cost and a 20% markup.

1. Press CODE (

CE/C) to clear the calculator.

2. Type a number to represent cost. For example,
type 100.

3. Press SPACE (

MU).

4. Type the percentage of markup. For example,
type 20.

5. Press G (%) to find the markup.

You can also calculate the markup percentage. In the
following example, you can find the markup percentage
of an item with a $100 cost and a $125 retail price.

1. Press CODE (

CE/C) to clear the calculator.

2. Type a number to represent retail price. For ex­ample, type 125.

3. Press K (–).

4. Type a number to represent cost. For example,
type 100.

5. Press SPACE (

MU

) to find the markup percentage.

Using the Calculator

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Converting Measurements and Currency

To Convert to and from Metric Measurements.

1. Press CALC or repeatedly press MODE until the
Calculator screen appears.

2. Press CODE (

CE/C).

3. Type the amount you want converted. For ex­ample, type

15

.

4. Press RIGHT and then press one of the conver­sion keys. For example press X (

IN↔CM) to con-

vert inches to centimeters.

Or press LEFT and then press X to convert from
centimeters to inches.

To Convert Currency

1. Press CALC or repeatedly press MODE until the
Calculator screen appears.

2. Press CODE (

CE/C).

3. Type an exchange rate (for example, type

1.5

).

This exchange rate states that 1 British pound
equals 1.5 American dollars.

Note: You can convert currencies other than
pounds and dollars by substituting other currencies
for the $ and £ symbols.

4. Press SHIFT (£↔$) to set the exchange rate.

5. Press CODE (

CE/C).

6. Type the amount you want exchanged. For ex­ample, type

200

.

7. Press RIGHT to convert British pounds to
American dollars, or press LEFT to convert dol­lars to pounds.

8. Press SHIFT (£↔$) to view the converted amount.

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Using a Password

You can lock your organiz er so that only the Clock
and the Calculator can be used without supplying the
password. Note: You do not need to set a password to
use this organizer.

Warning: If you forget your password, you will not be
able to reco ver any of the data stored in your
organizer. To bypass the password, you will have to
perform a system reset, which will clear the password
and erase all of the data stored in memory. To learn
how to perf orm a system reset, read “Getting Started”
on page 2.

To Set the Password

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the Local Time
screen appears.

2. Press EDIT (LOCK).

LOCK

3. Type a password.

Your password can consist of any combination of
up to four numbers, except 0000.

4. Press STORE to save your password.

The key icon indicates that your password is in effect.
Note: Whenever you first turn your organizer of

and select either the Memo/Telephone Directory or
the Scheduler, you will be asked to supply the
password. Simply type the four-digit password, and
press STORE.

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Using the Password

To Change or Disable the Password

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the Local Time
screen appears.

2. Press EDIT (LOCK).

3. Type your old password, and then press ENTER.

4. To change your password, type a new pass­word and then press ENTER.

To disable the password, type

0000

and then

press ENTER.

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To Replace the Battery

This organizer uses one CR2025, 3-volt lithium
battery. Before you follow these steps you should
have a Phillips screwdriver and a new battery in hand.

1. Press MODE or DUAL TIME until the Alarm
screen appears.

2. Hold SPACE for about 6 seconds until the
change battery screen appears.

3. Press Y to turn the organizer off.
Warning! This saves the information in your orga-

nizer for only 30 seconds without the battery, so
you should perform the remaining steps quickly.

4. Using a thin Phillips screwdriver, remove the
screw that holds the battery cover in place.

+

+

5. Remove the old battery and install a new bat­tery with its plus sign facing you.

6. Replace the battery cover.

This organizer ma y change operating modes due to
Electro-static Discharge. Normal operation of this
organizer can be re-estab lished b y pressing MODE.

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Specifications

Model RFNA-2

Size: 11.2 x 7.5 x 1.1 cm • Weight: 65 g • Batteries: 1 CR-2025 Lithium
Storage Capacity: Over 100 Items

Cleaning This Product

To clean this product, spray a mild glass cleaner onto a cloth and wipe its
surface . Don’t spra y liquids directly onto the unit. Don’t use or store y our
organizer in e xtreme or prolonged heat, cold, humidity, or other adverse
conditions.

FCC Notice

Complies with the limits for a Class B computing device pursuant to Subpart
B of P art 15 of FCC Rules . Operation is subject to the following tw o
conditions (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) This
device m ust accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesirable operation.

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© 1997 Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc.
Burlington, N.J. 08016-4907 USA. All rights reserved.

ROLODEX

®

is a registered trademark of Sterling Plastics Co., a subsidiary of

Newell Co.
Patents Pending.

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wear and tear. This guarantee does not affect the consumer’s statutory rights.

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