Samsung SNE-50K User Manual

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Electronic Reading & Writing Device

SNE-50K

Contents
Safety precautions
Get started
Memo
Scheduler
User manual
Images
Settings
Appendix
Read this manual thoroughly for proper use and maintenance instructions.
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Contents

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Safety precautions
Get started
Unpack
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Get to know your device
Remove the leather case
Insert the battery
Charge the battery
Turn on the device
Use the stylus
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Get to know the main menu
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Customize basic settings
Copy files
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Books
View books
Use bookmarks
Delete books
Memo
Create memos
View memos
Delete memos
Scheduler
Create events
View events
Delete events
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Instructional icons
Before you start, familiarize yourself with the icons you will see in this manual:
Note - notes, usage tips, or additional information
[ ]
Square brackets - device keys; for example: [ (represents the Power key)
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Images
View images
Delete images
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Settings
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©2009 SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
It is strictly forbidden to copy or use any parts of this manual without permission from SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD
Product specifications or contents of this manual may be changed without prior notice due to upgrade of product functions.
Appendix
Reset the device
Use Virtual Printer Driver
Update firmware
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Recycling information
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Safety precautions

Read the following carefully to ensure your safety and prevent damge to property.
Warning Comply with the following precautions to avoid injuries to yourself or others.
Do not touch the USB cable with wet hands, as it may result in electric shock.
Place the USB cable and product away from traffic areas and other objects so that they are not likely to be stepped on or pinched by items placed on or against them.
Always turn the power off and disconnect the USB cable when moving the product to reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, or malfunction of the product.
To reduce the risk of fire, do not place the product, battery or USB cable in direct sun light or near heat sources such as heaters, candles, mosquito coils.
Do not drop the product or subject the product to any strong impacts.
If the product is damaged, contact a dealer or an ­authorized service center.
If there are unusual noises, a burning smell, or smoke coming from the product, turn the power off immediately and contact a dealer or an authorized service center.
Do not disassemble, repair, or alter the product on your own.
If the product is damaged, contact a dealer or an ­authorized service center.
Be careful about the use of batteries.
Using approved batteries may result in explosion. ­Do not puncture the battery with sharp objects or ­subject the battery to any strong impacts. Do not leave the battery in a high temperature ­environment. Do not allow the battery to come in contact with ­water. Keep the battery away from children and pets. ­Do not allow the battery terminals to come in contact ­with metals.
Do not apply water or cleanser directly to the product when cleaning as this may cause the surface of the product to deteriorate or the product logo and button indicators to fade.
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Safety precautions
Caution Comply with the following precautions to avoid damage to your device or other equipment.
Do not disconnect the USB cable while the file transfer is in progress, as this may corrupt or erase your data.
Do not connect the product to a USB hub.
Do not leave the product in high or low temperature environments or in places with high humidity or exposure to water sources.
Do not place objects with strong magnetic fields near the product.
Do not lay the product face down.
Use only Samsung-approved batteries and accessories.
Keep all accessories out of the reach of children.
Do not expose the product to any chemicals, such as waxes, benzene, alcohol, thinners, insecticides, air fresheners, lubricants, or detergents.
Use only a soft, dry cloth when cleaning the product, so it does not scratch the product.
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Get started

Unpack

e-Paper Device Batteries (2) Charging cradle Stylus Leather case
USB cable Quick Start Guide
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Optional accessory
and Warranty
CD-ROM
(User manual and
Virtual Printer Driver)
Adapter
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Get started

Get to know your device

Power button
]: Turn the device on or off;
[
Touch screen
Touch buttons
[
]/[ ]: (for Books, Images) View previous or next page or image
]: (for Books) Add or delete bookmarks (p. 22)
[
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Lock or unlock the touch screen and buttons
The device is shipped in a leather case. Remove the device from the leather case before inserting or removing the battery (p. 7).
When using the touch buttons
Operate the touch buttons only with your fingers. Make sure your hands are clean and dry when
Reset button
USB cable connection port
Stylus slot
using the touch buttons.
Lightly touch the button that corresponds to the desired function.
The touch sensor may not work properly when wet or in humid places.
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Get started

Remove the leather case

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Put the device inside the leather case
When you carry the device with you, put it in the leather case for protection.
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Get started

Insert the battery

Remove the battery cover.
1
Insert the battery.
2
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Replace the battery cover.
3
Remove the battery
If the device is on, press and hold [ ] to turn it off.
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Get started

Charge the battery

Charge the battery inside the device
Open the cover of the USB connection
1
port.
Connect the smaller end of the USB cable
2
to the device and the larger end to the USB port of a PC.
The device will turn on automatically and the charging indicator will turn red.
Charging indicator
Charging:
Charging complete:
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When the pop-up window appears:
3
Select Yes a removable disk.
Select device’s functions. The charging cord will display on the battery icon.
Disconnect the USB cable when charging
4
is complete.
When charging is complete, the charging indicator will turn off.
to charge the device while using it as
No
to charge the device while using the
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Get started
Charge the battery with the charging cradle
Remove the cover of the charging cradle.
1
Insert the battery and replace the cover.
2
Connect the smaller end of the USB cable
3
to the charging cradle and the larger end to the USB port of a PC.
The charging indicator will turn red.
Charging indicator
Charging:
Charging complete:
Disconnect the USB cable when the
4
charging is complete, and remove the battery from the charging cradle.
When the charging is complete, the charging indicator will turn green.
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Get started
Charging and operating time of the battery
Do not connect the device to a USB hub.
Charging time is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
If you use a fully charged battery, you can view approximately 4230 screens (pages or images) for 5 seconds.
The charging and operating time of the battery may vary according to the charging condition, environment, and length of use.
When charging the battery with a laptop, ensure that the laptop has adequate power.
You can charge the battery by connecting the device directly to a power outlet with a third-party adapter.
The battery will consume power even when the device is not in use and the maximum operating time will gradually shorten. If the maximum operating time decreases by more than half, it is time to buy a new battery.
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Get started

Turn on the device

Turn on or off
Press and hold [ ] to turn the device on or off.
[ ] will turn blue and the main menu screen will display.
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Lock or unlock the touch screen
When you do not use the screen for a certain period of time or press [
the touch screen and buttons will be locked.
Press [ ] to unlock the touch screen and buttons.
You can change the time delay before the touch screen and buttons are locked (Sleep Time Setting → p. 35).
] while using the device,
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Get started

Use the stylus

With the stylus, you can select menus, perform functions, or write on the screen.
Romove or store the stylus
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Work with the stylus
To remove the stylus, push it gently until it disengages from the device, and then pull the stylus out of the stylus slot.
To store the stylus, push the stylus into the stylus slot until it locks in place.
Write characters on the touch screen.
ABC
The device only recognizes inputs from the provided stylus. Be careful not to lose it. If you lose your stylus, you can buy a new one from a Samsung service center.
Tap menus or options with the tip of the stylus.
The stylus may not work properly when wet. Do not allow the stylus to come in contact with water.
The touch screen may not recognize the stylus’ inputs if you hold it at an extreme angle. For example, there may be a maximum 2 mm error with a 30° angle of the stylus.
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Get started

Get to know the main menu screen

The main menu screen will display when the device turns on. You can view books or images, create memos or events, and customize device settings.
Books
Memo
Scheduler
Images
Settings
* When the USB cable is connected, the same icons will display even when the
battery is not inside the device.
You can set other functions to be activated instead of the main menu when you turn on the device (Starting Mode → p. 35).
Directly access the main menu screen
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Display the current date and day (p. 15)
Tap to display detailed information such as the current time.
Battery icon
: Full : Low : Needs charging *: Charging
View books (ePUB, TXT) (p. 20)
Create and view memos (p. 24)
Manage events (p. 29)
View images (BMP) (p. 32)
Customize settings (p. 34)
while you are using any
Tap other functions.
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Get started

Customize basic settings

Select a language and set the current date and time.
Select a language
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Settings
Language
Tap
2
The language setting will save automatically.
.
한국어 or
English
.
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Set the current date and time
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Settings
Clock Set
Tap
2
and time.
The date and time settings weill save automatically.
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or to set the current date
Date
Time
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Copy les
Transfer files from a PC to view on your device. You can also transfer memo or schedule files to a PC.
Connect the device to a PC with the USB cable.
1
When the pop-up window appears, tap 2 Yes
The message ‘ Connected to PC
Click 3 My Computer
The name of the removable disk may vary by the PC.
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to connect .
’ will display on the screen.
on the PC and select the new removable disk.
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Get started
Open a folder to view files.
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Firmware_Update
Books/Images/ Memo/Scheduler*
* Do not change the folder or file names. The device may not work properly or it may take longer for the device to turn on
after ending the mass storage connection.
New firmware files to be upgraded
Book/image/memo/event files saved in the device
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Get started
Transfer files from the PC to the device or vice versa.
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If you transfer a file with a format that is not supported by the device, it may not display on the file list. Check the file formats supported by the device (Books → p. 20, Images → p. 32).
The maximum capacity for a removable disk is 430MB. New files will not be saved when this limit is reached.
Do not connect the device to a USB hub.
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End the mass storage connection
Make sure to end the connection properly to prevent damage to the device or your data.
Click 1 on the Windows taskbar.
Click the pop-up message.
2
Disconnect the USB cable only when the message says that it is safe to remove the hardware.
3
Do not disconnect the USB cable while the files are being transferred as this could result in loss of data or damage to the device.
The connection will not end if you have device files open on the PC. Close all device files and try again.
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Books

View document files (ePUB, TXT format) saved in the device (Copy files → p. 16).

View books

Title
Author
Publisher and
date saved
To download book contents, refer to the instructions provided by the content provider.
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Current list/Total number of lists
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Books
Tap a tab you want.
2
Recently Downloaded
By Title
TXT File
Tap a book title.
3
Select Last Viewed document you viewed last.
/
/
View ePUB files by date downloaded
View ePUB files in alphabetical order
View TXT files
when you want to return to the
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Access the
Refresh the current screen
View the previous or next list
View the first or last list
Memo, Scheduler
.
, or
Images
menu
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Books
View the book.
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When the document size is large, the message ‘ Loading temporarily display at the bottom of the screen. While loading the document, you can view the contents or access other pages.
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Select a font size
Add or remove bookmarks (p. 22)
View the bookmarks list
View the table of contents for the current document
...
’ will
Current list/Total number of lists
Access the
Refresh the current screen
View the previous or next screen
/
/
View the table of contents
Select
A table of contents will not be provided for TXT files.
Tap the list number on the bottom of the screen and enter the number of the specific page you want to access.
to view the table of contents for the current document.
Access a specific screen
You can also touch [
Skip chapters
Memo, Scheduler
]/[ ].
, or
Images
menu
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Books

Use bookmarks

Add bookmarks to directly access corresponding pages.
Add a bookmark
Add a bookmark at an important location.
Locate a page that you want to bookmark.
1
Tap 2 or touch [ ] at the bottom of the device.
The message ‘ Bookmarked bottom center of the screen.
Tap
or touch [ ] to delete the bookmark.
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’ will display at the
View a bookmarked page
Directly access a bookmarked page.
Tap 1 or touch [ ] at the bottom of the device while viewing a book.
Tap a bookmark on the bookmark list.
2
The corresponding page will display.
View the book.
3
Delete a bookmark
Delete a bookmark that you added previously.
Tap 1 or touch [ ] at the bottom of the device while viewing a book.
2
3
Tap list.
Tap
on one of the bookmarks on the
Yes
to confirm deleting.
You can tap or touch [ ] at the bottom of the device to delete a bookmark on the current page.
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Books

Delete books

Delete a book file.
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In the book list, tap a tab.
1
Recently Downloaded
By Title
TXT File
Tap 2 to the right of of a book title.
Yes
Select
3
View ePUB files by date downloaded
View ePUB files in alphabetical order
View TXT files
to confirm deleting.
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Memo

Write important information in your device, save it, and view it whenever you want.

Create memos

Title input
field
Text input
field
Pen thickness Eraser size
Memos will be saved in to change the folder where memors are saved (Use memo folders → p. 26).
ABC
Select a pen thickness and write a memo with the stylus.
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Default Folder
. Tap
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Memo
Tap
2
Using the stylus, write the memo in the text input field.
3
and then tap
If this is your first memo, you can skip this step.
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Create a new memo
View a list of saved memos
Delete the current page
View full screen; View default screen
Access the
Images
, or
menu Refresh the current
screen
Yes
Scheduler
Books
on the pop-up window.
,
.
Add or remove the current from to the
/
favorites list Lock or unlock the
/
memo Select a folder to save
the current memo View the previous or
next memo; View the previous or next page
/
of the current memo; Skip 5 pages backward or forward
Add a new page to the current memo
Clear all inputs on the current page
Select a memo layout
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Memo

View memos

View memos saved in the device.
Dates with
saved memos
The currently
selected date
Today’s date
Memo list
▲Viewof
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Search By Date
Tap 1 on the memo input screen.
Tap a tab.
2
All List
Folder List
Search By Date
List
Tap a memo title.
3
For Folder List or a date.
View the memo.
4
Tap to create a new memo (Create memos → p. 24).
View all saved memos
View folders to locate memos
View memos by date saved
View memos on the favorites list (p. 27).
and
Search By Date
tabs, first tap a folder
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Memo
Use memo folders
Select a folder where memos will be saved and manage folders.
Tap 1 on the memo input screen.
Tap a tab and a memo title.
2
Tap 3 .
Manage memo folders with the following options.
4
/
/
Select a folder where memos will be saved
Move a folder up or down the list
Change a folder name
Delete a folder
Add a folder
You can add up to 30 folders.
When you are finished, tap 5 .
You can tap while writing a memo to change the memo folder (p. 24).
The memos will be saved in specified.
When you delete a memo folder, any memos storeed in the folder will automatically be moved to
Default Folder
Default Folder
when a memo folder is not
.
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Memo
Save memos in the favorites list
Save the memos you frequently use in a favorites list to access them quickly and easily.
On any of your memors, tap .
The memo will be saved in the
to remove the memo from the list.
Tap
In the favorite list
Not in the favorites list
List
folder.
Lock memos
Lock memos so no one can access them without a password except you.
On any of your memos, tap .
Tap to unlock the memo.
Locked memos
Unlocked memos
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Memo

Delete memos

Select and delete a memo.
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Saved dates
Delete memos
Tap 1 on the memo input screen.
Tap a memo title, and then tap
2
Tap
Yes
3
Delete a single page of a memo
Tap 1 on the memo input screen.
Tap a memo title.
2
Tap 3 / to move to a page, and then tap .
Tap
4
to confirm deleting.
Yes
to confirm deleting.
.
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Scheduler

Create events or anniversaries to manage your schedule.

Create events

YEAR
view
ABC
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D-Day
MONTH
Birthday
Holiday
view
Text input field
Eraser sizePen thickness
In the main menu screen, tap
1
Tap a tab (
2
Tap a date and write details with the stylus.
3
For YEAR calendar.
For bottom of the screen.
* Not displayed on the
Year, Month, or Day).
and
MONTH
DAY
view, write on the text input field at the
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Access the menu
Refresh the current screen
/
View the next or previous month*
Clear the input on the current page
views, write directly on the
Images, Books
Year
view.
Scheduler.
, or
Memo
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DAY
view
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Scheduler

View events

Dates with
events
Currently
selected date
Today’s date
Text input field
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View yearly or monthly events
ABC
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Scheduler
YEAR
or
Tap the
2
Tap
3
event.
View daily events
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Scheduler
Tap the
2
Tap
3
Tap a date.
4
/ to scroll to year or month and view an
DAY
/ to scroll to year or month.
Dates with an event will be marked with in the top left corner.
MONTH
tab.
tab.
.
.
DAY
view
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Scheduler

Delete events

ABC
DAY
view
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In the main menu screen, tap
1
Tap a tab (
2
Tap date.
3
Tap an eraser size and use the stylus to delete your input.
4
Tap
Year, Month, or Day).
Yes
to clear all inputs on the selected date.
Scheduler.
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Images

View images (BMP format) saved in the device (Copy files → p. 16).

View images

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In the main menu screen, tap 1 Images
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Refresh the current screen
Tap an image.
2
View the image.
3
Return to the previous screen
Access the
View the previous or next image
/
The maximum resolution supported by the device is 600 × 800. This is also the optimal resolution for the device. You can automatically convert the resolution and format of the image to be optimal for the device by using the Virtual Printer Driver provided on the CD-ROM (Use Virtual Printer Driver → p. 38).
You can also touch [
Books, Memo
]/[ ].
.
, or
Scheduler
menu
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Images

Delete images

Delete an image.
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In the main menu screen, tap
1
In the image list screen, tap
2
name.
Tap
Yes
3
to confirm deleting.
Image.
to the night of an image
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Settings

Customize the screen settings such as language, starting mode, and sleep time setting, upgrade firmware, or reset settings.
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Settings
Go to the main menu screen
Return to the previous screen
Refresh the current screen
Tap an option to customize the settings.
2
.
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Settings
Language
Starting Mode
Auto Refresh Setting
Clock Set
Sleep Time Setting
Select a language to display (p. 15).
Select a menu to display when the device turns on.
Home : View the main menu screen (p. 14). Books : Activate the books menu (p. 20). Memo : Activate the memo menu (p. 24). Last Mode : Activate the last function used.
When
Books
or Therefore, if you turn the device off and on while reading a book, the device will load the last page you were viewing and it may take some time.
Set the screen to refresh after a selected number of pages.
Every Single Page : Refresh every time the screen changes. Every Third Page : Refresh when the screen changes 3 times. Every Fifth Page : Refresh when the screen changes 5 times. Every Tenth Page : Refresh when the screen changes 10 times. Off : Deactivate the auto refresh function.
The screen will blink briefly after the selected interval.
You can see an after-image due to the characteristics of the screen. To remove any after-image, refresh the screen by selecting .
Set the current date and time (p. 15).
Set the screen to lock automatically after a certain period of time (
5 min, 10 min, 20 min, 30 min
Last Mode
is selected, the device will save the last function you used.
).
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Settings
Manage Password
Set a password (4-digit number) to lock memos.
Enter the current password by tapping the virtual keys.
1
The default password is 0000.
Enter a new password.
2
Enter the new password again.
3
Tap 4 OK
to confirm.
Currently selected cell
Delete all numbers entered
Delete the previous digit
Device Lock
Firmware Update
Reset setting
Product Information
Set the device to ask the password when the device turns on.
Update the device with the latest firmware (p. 40).
Reset all settings to the default settings (p. 37).
View product information, such as model name, memory usage, firmware version, or copyright.
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Appendix

Reset the device

Use the reset hole
When the device does not respond properly or will not turn off, press and hold the reset button to reset the device. The saved files and customized settings will be maintained.
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Press and hold the reset button with your stylus.
Reset all settings
Reset all settings to the factory defaults.
In the main menu screen, tap 1 Settings
Reset setting
Yes
Tap
2
All customized settings will be reset.
When you are finished, tap 3 OK
.
to confirm.
.
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Appendix

Use Virtual Printer Driver

Virtual Printer Driver is provided on the CD-ROM. You can use this driver to automatically convert the resolution and format of book and image files for viewing on your device.
To install the program, insert the CD-ROM into a PC, select install
Connect the device to a PC using the USB cable.
1
When the pop-up appears, tap 2 Yes
The message ‘ Connected to PC
Open a book or image file on the PC.
3
5
Click 4 File
Select
Print
to open the printing dialog box.
SNE-Series Virtual Printer
’ will display on the screen.
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Virtual Printer Driver
to connect.
from the printer drop-down menu.
, and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Click 6 OK
When the pop-up window appears, click
7
Double-click the file name to preview the converted file.
8
Click 9 Continue
.
OK
.
Check the checkbox and enter a new name to rename the converted file.
.
The converted files will be saved in the Images
Images
accessing the
folder.
folder of your the device. You can view the converted files by
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Appendix
Update rmware
Download and install the latest firmware from the Samsung Electronics web page (http://www.samsung.com/sec/).
Connect the device to a PC using the USB cable.
1
If the device is turned off, it will turn on automatically when connected to the PC.
When the pop-up window appears, tap 2 Yes
The message ‘ Connected to PC
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.
’ will display on the screen.
Use your browser to access the Samsung Electronics web page.
3
Enter the model name (4 SNE-50K
) to search for the firmware.
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Appendix
Open 5 My Computer
The name of the removable disk may vary by the PC.
Transfer the new firmware to the 6 Firmware
Safely remove the removable disk from the PC and disconnect the USB cable (p. 7 19).
In the main menu screen of your device, tap
8
When the pop-up window appears, tap
9
The firmware will be updated.
on the PC and select the new removable disk.
folder.
OK
Settings
.
Firmware Update
.
When the update is complete, the device will be restarted automatically.
Do not disconnect the USB cable or turn the device off while the update is in progress. You can check the current firmware in Product Information
(p. 36).
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Appendix

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble with your device, try these troubleshooting before contacting a service professonal.
Issue
I pressed the power button but the device will not turn on.
The device will not charge even with the USB cable connected.
The device will not turn on even with the USB cable connected.
The screen is constantly locked.
The time setting is not correct.
Image files in BMP format will not display on the screen.
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Resolution
Connect the USB cable to charge the battery. Disconnect the USB cable and then press the reset button with the stylus (p. 37).
Ensure the USB cable is connected properly.
Check the connection between the device and the USB cable.
In the main menu screen, select delay.
The current time settings may be lost when the battery discharges completely. Set the current time again.
The maximum resolution supported by the device is 600 x 800. Image files with a higher resolution will appear on the file list, but the image itself will not display on the screen.
Settings
Sleep Time Setting
to change the time
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Appendix
Specications
Model name
Panel
Hardware
Touch screen
Software
Product
USB cable
* Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
SNE-50K (Sevice model name: LD05E5)
Type Active Matrix Electrophoretic Display
Resolution 600 x 800 pixels
Color 8-Level Gray Scale
Flash memory 512MB (Removable disk memory: 430MB)
USB Device 2.0
Voltage When connected to a PC USB 5V
Battery Li-Ion 960mAh
Type Electro-Magnetic Resonance (EMR)
Resolution 2028ppi
OS Linux 2.6.12
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Weight 0.2kg
1.5M /Micro-B type
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96mm x 143mm x 9mm
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Appendix

Recycling information

If you buy a new product from a Samsung dealer, we will take the old one for free when delivering the new product.
If you dispose of the old product without buying a new one, you need to contact your local office or recylcling centre for details.
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Green Business of Samsung Electronics
Samsung set up an its environmental policy to prevent polluting the environment in June, 1992 and announced ‘Green Business’ initiative in May, 1996.
The Green Business mark represents that Samsung regards environmental protection, safety, and health as inherent factors of its production activities. Samsung is dedicated to developing environmentally-friendly products and raising awareness of environmentally-sound production practices.
Class B Digital Device (Broadcasting and communication appliance)
This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Digital Device. This device is marketed for installation and use in residential areas (Class B digital devices must meet stricter
RF emission limits than Class A digital devices.).
Software License
This product uses parts of the software from the Independent JPEG Group. This product uses parts of the software from the Mozilla Public License. This product uses parts of the software owned by the Freetype Project (www.freetype.org). This product uses some software programs which are distributed under the GPL/LGPL license. Accordingly, the following GPL and LGPL software source codes that have been used in this product can be provided after asking to vdswmanager@samsung.com. GPL software: Linux Kernel, Busybox, Binutils / LGPL software: Glibc
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Samsung service center
1588-3366
Contact the Samsung service center to get more information or solve problems with your device.
Call center
02) 541-3000
080) 022-3000
Samsung Electronics web page
http://samsung.com/sec/
The company that provides high-quality customer services
The mark, issued by the Korean Ministry of Knowledge Economy,
recognizes companies that provide high-quality customer services.
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