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Linea Pen Based PDA
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Royal Linea Pen Based PDA, Linea 1, Linea 10, Linea 16, Linea 32 User Manual

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CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUC TIO N................................................................................................................3
NOTICE........................................................................................................................................................3
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE
STATEMENT INFORMATION TO THE USER: .......................................................................................3
CHAPTER 2 - WORKING WITH YOUR PDA...........................................................................................4
USING THE AC/DC ADAPTER.................................................................................................................4
USING BATTERIES - PDA WITH BUILT-IN MODEM.........................................................................4
USING BATTERIES - PDA WITHOUT BUILT-IN MODEM..................................................................4
USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
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RESET INITIALIZATION...........................................................................................................................5
HOME AND WORLD TIME.......................................................................................................................6
SETTING DATE AND TIME......................................................................................................................6
DAILY ALARM...........................................................................................................................................7
SETTING DATE AND TIME FORMAT.....................................................................................................7
SCREEN CONTRAST.................................................................................................................................7
AUTO-POWER OFF....................................................................................................................................7
SCREEN CALIBRATION...........................................................................................................................7
CHAPTER 3 – GETTING TO KN O W YOU R PDA...................................................................................8
PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS............................................................................................................. 8
APPLICATION BAR TOUCH MENU........................................................................................................8
APPLICATION BAR TOUCH MENU........................................................................................................8
APPLICATION TOOL BAR ICONS...........................................................................................................9
SCROLLING STATUS INDICATOR..........................................................................................................9
OPENING AN APPLICATION ...................................................................................................................9
THE PDA CRADLE...................................................................................................................................10
ROYAL GLO .............................................................................................................................................10
ATTERY INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT
CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 4 – TOOLS MENU............................................................................................................11
USING THE ‘NEW RECORD’ FEATURE ...............................................................................................11
FINDING RECORDS.................................................................................................................................12
USING ‘SEARCH RECORD’ FUNCTION.........................................................................................12
USING ‘DELETE RECORD’ FUNCTION................................................................................................12
CHAPTER 5 - ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD DATA ENTRY.....................................................................13
USING THE ON-SCREEN VIRTUAL KEYBOARD...............................................................................13
INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS.........................................................................................................13
NATURAL HANDWRITING INPUT.......................................................................................................13
CHAPTER 6 – PHONE BOOK...................................................................................................................15
FINDING PHONE RECORDS...................................................................................................................15
VIEWING PHONE RECORDS..................................................................................................................15
CREATING, EDITING AND DELETING CONTACT RECORDS..........................................................15
CHAPTER 7 - PLANNER ...........................................................................................................................16
CALENDAR FUNCTION..........................................................................................................................16
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SCHEDULE FUNCTION...........................................................................................................................17
CREATING, EDITING AND DELETING SCHEDULED RECORDS.....................................................17
ANNIVERSARY FUNCTION...................................................................................................................17
CHAPTER 8 - TODO LIST........................................................................................................................18
CREATING, EDITING AND DELETING TODO RECORDS.................................................................18
CHAPTER 9 – EMAIL...............................................................................................................................19
READING EMAIL.....................................................................................................................................19
NEW EMAIL..............................................................................................................................................19
EMAIL HEADING INFORMATION........................................................................................................19
USING EMAIL ADDRESSES STORED IN THE PHONE BOOK...........................................................20
TO REPLY OR FORWARD EMAIL.........................................................................................................20
SEARCHING FOR E-MAIL ......................................................................................................................20
DELETE E-MAIL......................................................................................................................................21
SENDING AND RECEIVING EMAIL......................................................................................................21
PDA WITHOUT A MODEM...................................................................................................................21
PDA WITH A MODEM ...........................................................................................................................21
USING ROYALNET..................................................................................................................................21
SENDING AND RECEIVING EMAIL WITH ROYALNET....................................................................21
USING ANOTHER POP3 INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER (ISP).......................................................21
CONNECTING TO AN ISP OTHER THAN ROYALNET.......................................................................21
SENDING EMAIL USING AN ISP OTHER THAN ROYALNET...........................................................22
RECEIVING EMAIL USING AN ISP OTHER THAN ROYALNET.......................................................22
CHAPTER 10 - CALCULATOR.................................................................................................................23
METRIC CONVERSION...........................................................................................................................23
CURRENCY CONVERSION....................................................................................................................23
CHAPTER 11- MENU FUNC TIONS .........................................................................................................24
MENU........................................................................................................................................................24
CONTENT..................................................................................................................................................24
SKETCH.....................................................................................................................................................24
FINANCE...................................................................................................................................................24
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MEMORY............................................................................................
PC SYNCRONIZATION ...........................................................................................................................25
SYSTEM SETUP.......................................................................................................................................26
ASSIGNING A PASSWORD.....................................................................................................................26
APPENDICES...............................................................................................................................................27
A. UNDERSTANDING EMAIL............................................................................................................... 27
B. CONFIGURING FOR ROYALNET EMAIL.......................................................................................27
C. CONFIGUREING EMAIL SETTINGS FOR OTHER ISP...................................................................27
B. PDA FOLDABLE KEYBOARD INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................29
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CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this PDA. Please read this manual carefully to become familiarized with your PDA’s many features and to ensure years of reliable operation.
NOTICE We assume no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this manual.
We strongly recommend that separate, permanent printed records be kept of all data. Under
certain circumstances, such as exposure to an electrostatic discharge, data may be lost or altered, or the unit may become inoperative until reset. Therefore, we assume no responsibility for data lost or otherwise rendered unusable, whether as a result of improper use, repair, battery replacement, or use after the specified battery life has expired from similar causes.
We assume no responsibility, directly or indirectly, for financial losses or claims from third persons resulting from the use of this product and all of its functions, such as stolen credit card numbers, the loss or alteration of stored data, etc.
This product was not designed to bend or survive extreme pressure or temperatures. Do not carry it in your trouser or pants pockets. When in a bag or briefcase, make sure that it is stationary and well padded and protected. Do not leave or store the PDA in environments where temperature ranges can be extreme.
To provide a longer product life, a flip-top cover is provided with the PDA. This should prevent scratches to the display. Do not apply harsh chemicals or water to the display.
The information provided in this manual is subject to change without notice. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE
STATEMENT INFORMATION TO THE USER:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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
needed.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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Notes: Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.
The Responsible party information:
Royal Consumer Information Products, Inc. – 379 Campus Drive, 2
nd
Floor, Somerset, NJ 08875, USA TEL: 732-627-9977
IN CANADA: This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set forth in the radio interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.
AU CANADA: Cet appareil digital respecte les normes de la Classe B pour les émissions de fréquences radio telles qu´indiquées dans la loi sur les interférences radio et mises en application par le département canadien des communications.
SAFETY TIPS
• Be careful not to scratch the touch screen. Use only the supplied stylus or other plastic-tipped
pens designed for a touch-sensitive screen. Never use an actual pen or pencil, fingernails or other sharp objects on the surface of the touch screen.
• The PDA should be protected from rain and moisture. Treat the PDA as you would other
electronic devices.
• Do not drop your PDA or subject it to strong impacts.
• Protect your PDA from extreme temperatures.
• The touch screen can be cleaned with a soft cloth lightly moistened with a window cleaning
solution. Commercial cleaners are sold separately.
• You can use screen protectors to prolong the life of the touch screen.
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CHAPTER 2 - WORKING WITH YOUR PDA USING THE AC/DC ADAPTER
Your new Royal PDA is equipped with a rich feature set and large memory for storing data. As with all PDA’s, which offer this level of performance and large data storage capability, the power demands are greater than traditional entry-level PDA’s or organizers. For this reason, Royal includes an AC adapter accessory, which can be the primary power source for your Royal PDA.
Note: Always turn the PDA off before unplugging or plugging in the AC/DC adapter.
USING BATTERI ES - PDA WITH BUILT-IN MODE M
PDA with a built-in modem comes standard with a sealed rechargeable battery. When this PDA is
Royal’s
being used for the first time you must fully charge the batteries by plugging in the AC adapter for a
minimum of 5 hours before using the PDA.
USING BATTERI ES - PDA WITHOUT BUILT-IN MOD EM
PDA without the built-in modem can run on (2) AAA alkaline batteries. Battery life will vary
Royal’s
depending on usage. Additionally, Royal offers a rechargeable battery pack accessory for the unit. We
strongly suggest you consider purchasing the Royal rechargeable battery pack from your retailer or by contacting Royal directly at 888-261-4555.
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Using Rechargeable Batteries
Your Royal PDA unit without built-in modem can only use the Royal rechargeable battery pack that is sold separately. This battery pack is a sealed, self-contained cartridge. This cartridge replaces the AAA alkaline cartridge which is factory-installed in your PDA. To use the Royal rechargeable battery pack, remove the AAA alkaline cartridge and replace it with the Royal rechargeable cartridge.
Before using the rechargeable battery pack for the first time, you must fully charge the batteries. Please see the instructions that come with the Royal rechargeable battery pack for charging requirements. Before using the rechargeable battery cartridge for the first time, you must charge it for 5 hours..
Note: The unit will not charge any other battery.
AAA Battery Installation And Replacement
To insure the maximum protection of data stored in the PDA, we recommend the following procedure be followed when replacing the AAA batteries.
1. Turn the PDA off.
2. Plug in the AC adapter to maintain data during battery replacement.
3. Remove the battery cover, located on the back of the unit, by pressing the hinge down and
pulling the battery cover open.
Insert the two new AAA batteries, following the signs inside the battery cartridge compartment.
3.
Carefully place the battery cover in its place and press the cover gently into its location until
4. cover is locked in position
Note: Always turn the PDA off before unplugging or plugging in the AC/DC adapter.
DO NOT APPLY UNNECCESARY FORCE WHEN REMOVING OR REPLACING THE BATTERY COVER. THE COVER SHOULD EASILY FIT INTO ITS PLACE IN THE BACK OF THE UNIT.
Note: Do not try to operate or synchronize the PDA with a low battery; this data can be corrupted or lost.
Note: Battery voltages are constantly monitored. A low battery warning message will show when the power level gets too low. Replace the AAA batteries or recharge the rechargeable batteries when this message is displayed.
The data that has been synchronized to the computer can be restored to the PDA by synchronizing again. For detailed software use instructions, see the “Instruction Files” provided with the synchronization software.
RESET INITIALIZATION
1. Insert the writing end of the stylus into the reset opening on the backside of the unit.
2. The PDA calibration screen is displayed.
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Carefully tap the dot at the tip of each arrow located in the top left and bottom right corner without touching any other part of the screen.
3. Following the calibration screen, the language selection screen will be displayed.
4. Select the desired language and touch OK.
5. Tap YES to clear all data (this is necessary when using the PDA for the first time or when all
memory must be cleared) or tap NO to keep data.
NOTE: TAPPING “YES” AFTER RESET WILL CLEAR THE MEMORY OF ALL DATA AND SETTINGS.
When the language selection is complete, the display switches to the clock screen.
HOME AND WORLD TIME
This screen is used to select and set the Home Time and World City. Display this screen at anytime by tapping
on the application bar.
Application bar
Home time frame
Home Date frame
Home City Frame
World City frame
Note: The upper half of the display indicates Home Time. The lower half can be set to display the time in another city of your choosing.
SETTING D ATE AND TIME
Tap the date, time or city frames to change that information shown.
Editing time
1. Tap DST icon
to turn Daylight Savings on or off.
2. Tap the Home time frame for the time selection view.
3. Select the desired hour and minute from the lists. If in 12-hour clock mode, tap AM or PM as
preferred. In the minute field, tap the up or down arrows for one-minute increments.
4. Verify that the time at the upper part of the display shows the desired time.
5. Tap
to confirm.
Editing Date
1. Tap the Home date frame for the date selection view.
2. Change the year by tapping on the right or left arrows next to the year.
3. Select the desired month and date from the provided lists.
4. Tap
to confirm.
Selecting Home City
To select a country and city for Home Time:
1. Tap on the city name frame, which is preset at New York U.S. A., to enter the Country and
City list selection.
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2. Use the up/down touch arrows on the scroll bar to scroll through the country and city list. Tap
the City tab on the upper right to sort world cities alphabetically. Tap the Country tab on the upper left to sort the Countries alphabetically.
3. Tap the selected city in the list to make it the city showing in the Home Time.
4. Tap
to confirm.
Setting World City
1. Tap the world city frame “Other city time”.
2. Follow the same procedure used for selecting home city to select a world city.
DAILY ALARM
To set the daily alarm:
1. Tap the bell icon
on the time menu for the daily alarm screen.
2. Touch the time frame.
3. Select the alarm time as in Editing Time above.
4. Tap the On/ Off icon
( ● )
(
) to activate/deactivate the alarm time.
(A bell is displayed beside the time when alarm is on.)
When the alarm is set to “On” it will sound if the PDA is off or on. When home time reaches the time set for the daily alarm, the alarm tone will beep for 1 minute and the alarm reminder screen will come up. Tap anywhere on the screen to stop the sound.
SETTING D ATE AND TIME FORMAT
1. Tap Menu ic on , S ystem Setup, Date / Time form at.
2. Tap the frame showing the desired date format and Time format.
MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY YYYY/MM/DD
24 hour clock 12 hour clock
3. Tap
to confirm.
SCREEN CONTRAST
1. Tap the Menu icon, System Setup and click Screen Contrast.
2. Slide the control to the desired contrast.
3. Click
to confirm.
AUTO-POWER OFF
1. Tap Menu icon, System Setup and then Auto-power off.
2. Tap the desired number of minutes that the unit should remain on at idle before automatically
turning off. Then tap
.
Note. If “Never” is chosen, the unit will not power off automatically but it will enter the desktop clock function automatically when it is idle in any other application for over 5 minutes. This setting is useful if you are using your PDA at your desk and have the PDA running under AC power.
SCREEN CALIBRATION
You can, and should, recalibrate the screen any time you feel that the PDA is not responding correctly to the selections you are making with your stylus.
1. Tap the menu icon, System Setup, Calibration.
2. Tap the dot at the tip of each arrow located in the top left and bottom right corner.
3. The unit has been recalibrated.
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CHAPTER 3 – GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PDA PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
APPLICATION BAR TOUCH MENU
The PDA has a variety of built-in applications that can be instantly selected by using the stylus to tap the application icon on the touch menu at the top of the screen.
Phone book is a database of contact information, including name, address, phone numbers, etc. Information of each person will be stored as a record. Phone records can be grouped into Business or Personal categories for easy access.
ToDo is used to store a list of tasks, recorded by description, priority and deadline of the task. ToDo tasks can be grouped into Business and Personal categories.
Calendar allows you to plan your scheduled activities with appointments, anniversaries, and ToDo tasks with the flexibility of planning with reference to monthly calendars and daily times.
Email inbox can be used to create, send and receive emails. Calculator is a full function 12-digit calculator with currency and metric conversion
features.
Clock checks the time and date at home and other world cities with one tap. Set up a daily alarm and use the PDA as a desk clock when the PDA is in its cradle using the
AC/DC power adapter. Menu displays the above functions and additional functions that can be selected by
tapping the icon that represents that function. Additional functions include: Content, Sketch, System Setup, Finance, Matching Game and PC Synchronization. See Chapter 11 for use of these additional functions.
OFF Touch this icon to turn the PDA off.
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APPLICATION TOOL BAR ICONS
This bar is displayed just below the Application icon bar. These control touch keys can be shown in each application: App This far left symbol specifies which application is currently active. Tap it to turn the backlit
on/off for low light or night viewing.
Battery Located to the right of the application symbol you will see the battery indicator. This
indicates the remaining power level of the battery.
- Escape – to return to the last operation.
- Change display font size – toggle among small/medium/large font sizes.
- Input new record – to enter editing state for the operating function.
- Category of data on display.
- Search record – to enter searching parameter for record search.
- Function toolbox – to access available tools for operating function.
- Enter/Save – to confirm the inputted record or parameter.
- Server is not connected – tap to connect to server.
- Server is connected – tap to disconnect from server.
- 2-month calendar – Tap to toggle between monthly, weekly and daily calendar view.
- Weekly calendar view.
- Daily timeline view.
- Boldface – to change highlighted characters to bold face.
- Italic – to change highlighted characters to italic.
- Underline – to change highlighted characters to underline.
- Cut – to cut out the highlighted characters.
- Copy – to copy the highlighted characters.
- Paste – to paste the cut out characters at the cursor position.
SCROLLING STATUS INDICATOR
If the scrolling bar appears to the right side of the screen, it indicates there is more to see in the direction of the arrow. To see the hidden area, use the stylus and tap the up/down double arrows on the scroll bar to move the screen a page at a time or press the up/down si ngle arrow s to move the screen information one line at a time.
OPENING AN APPLICATION
To open an application, tap its corresponding icon on the application bar Touch Menu at the top of the screen or from the Menu screen. The application selected will open showing the list of records stored for that application. Each application has a List view, Edit view and Data view mode.
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