Sharp SL-5600 Operation Manual

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Table of Contents

Introduction.............................................................1

About this manual...............................................................2

Address Book .........................................................3

Overview.............................................................................3

Creating a new Address Book entry ...................................6

Attaching a Note .................................................................7

Modifying an Address Book entry.......................................7

Duplicating an Address Book entry ....................................8

Deleting an Address Book entry .........................................8

Arranging the entry fields....................................................8

Arranging the display items on the Index screen................9

Changing the sort order of the entry.................................10

Registering/Editing your personal information (Owner

Information) ......................................................................11

Calendar ................................................................12

Overview...........................................................................12

Viewing the link files .........................................................20

Selecting the link option for the memory card ..................20

Changing the date to link files ..........................................21

Adding Events ..................................................................22

Modifying an Event entry ..................................................26

Duplicating an Event entry................................................26

Deleting an Event entry ....................................................27

Calendar Setup.................................................................28

Todo List................................................................30

Overview...........................................................................30

Creating a new Todo List entry.........................................32

Modifying a Todo List entry ..............................................33

Duplicating a Todo task entry ...........................................34

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Deleting a Todo task entry................................................34

Checking a completed entry on the Index screen ............35

ImagePad...............................................................36

Overview...........................................................................36

Writing memos by hand (creating new memos) ...............40

Modifying a memo (image file) .........................................42

Deleting a memo (image file)............................................42

Changing filenames..........................................................42

Rotating the image 90° degrees and saving it..................43

Viewing a single image.....................................................43

Displaying a slideshow of the files....................................44

Changing Image view screen and slideshow settings,

and the Cancel key actions ..............................................45

Switching the view mode on the Index Screen.................47

Text Editor .............................................................48

Overview...........................................................................48

Creating a new text file (Text Index screen) .....................52

Creating a new note entry (Notes Index screen) ..............52

Modifying a text file/note entry..........................................53

Deleting a text file/note entry ............................................53

Duplicating a text file to/from a note entry ........................53

Setting up the wrap lines ..................................................54

Renaming a text file..........................................................54

Defining the Cancel key function for the Text Index

screen...............................................................................55

Selecting the character code for opening or saving files ..56

Media Player..........................................................57

Overview...........................................................................57

Playing a file .....................................................................62

Playing a file in the Playlist ...............................................63

Other functions .................................................................64

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Opera Browser ......................................................66

Overview...........................................................................66

Opening the specified Web page .....................................70

Using the Web Search function ........................................71

Using the bookmarks........................................................72

Creating a new folder in the bookmark list .......................74

Saving the current page and viewing it offline ..................74

Managing the window.......................................................75

Magnifying or reducing the page ......................................77

Switching the Screen layout .............................................78

Searching for a word or phrase on the current page ........78

Setting up the Opera Browser preferences ......................80

Keyboard shortcuts...........................................................85

EMail ......................................................................86

Overview...........................................................................86

E-mail accounts ................................................................93

Creating an e-mail message.............................................96

Sending e-mail messages ................................................99

Receiving e-mail messages............................................100

Opening an e-mail message...........................................102

Opening or arranging attachments .................................103

Replying/Forwarding to an e-mail message ...................104

Editing an e-mail message .............................................104

Deleting e-mail messages ..............................................105

Registering the e-mail address of the sender in the

Address Book application ...............................................106

Changing the view pattern..............................................107

Creating a new folder and organizing e-mail

messages .......................................................................108

Filtering received e-mail messages ................................110

Searching for received e-mail messages .......................113

Moving or duplicating e-mails between the Internal

Flash and memory cards ................................................114

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Voice Recorder ...................................................115

Overview.........................................................................115

Recording .......................................................................117

Launching the Recorder with the Calendar key..............118

Playing............................................................................119

Renaming a recorded file ...............................................119

Deleting a recorded file...................................................119

Setting up the preferences .............................................120

Extras...................................................................121

City Time ........................................................................121

Clock...............................................................................123

Calculator .......................................................................124

Help Browser ..................................................................127

Games..................................................................129

Asteroids.........................................................................129

Go...................................................................................129

Mindbreaker....................................................................129

Mine Hunt .......................................................................130

Patience..........................................................................130

Snake .............................................................................130

Word Game ....................................................................130

Settings................................................................131

Add/Remove Software....................................................131

Setting the Appearance (Appearance) ...........................140

Using the Application Key (Application Key) ..................142

Backup Restore (Using memory card) ...........................143

Beam Receive ................................................................145

Adjusting the date and time (Date/Time) ........................149

Managing power (Light & Power) ...................................151

Adjusting the touch panel (Recalibrate)..........................153

Setting the security (Security).........................................154

Shutting down (Shutdown) .............................................157

Sound Settings ...............................................................158

System Info.....................................................................160

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Tab Setting .....................................................................162

PC Link ...........................................................................166

Network Settings (Network)...............................168

Overview.........................................................................168

Creating settings using the Wizard screen .....................169

Creating a new setting without using the Wizard............184

Connecting/disconnecting to the Network ......................195

Introduction 1

Introduction

Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the SL-5600 Personal Mobile Tool.

Before using your SL-5600 unit, we recommend that you first read the separate
Start-up Guide which mainly covers the set-up procedure, hardware operations, and
common and basic software operations. Then read this Operation Manual which
covers more in-depth software operations.

Some of the accessories described in the manuals of the SL-5600 may not be
available at the time you purchase this product.

The screens on the unit may differ from the screens in the manuals. If you would like
to change the screen appearance on the unit, please use the “Appearance”
application. (See the “Setting the Appearance (Appearance)” section on page 140.)

The information and screens provided in the manuals of the SL-5600 are subject to
change without notice.

Copyright

It is the intent of Sharp that this product be used in full compliance with the applicable
copyright laws and that prior permission be obtained from copyright owners
whenever necessary.

The functions on this product (such as the calendar) provides a date range from
January 1, 1970 (GMT) to December 31, 2037 (GMT).

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About this manual

The SL-5600 can be operated by either pressing keys on the keyboard or tapping
an item (buttons, etc.) on the screen using the stylus.

• This operation manual mainly describes the stylus operation. Button or key
operations are included, if they make it easier to carry out the function.

Keys

This manual represents keys with the following:

Screen Buttons and Menu Names

Screen buttons and menu names, such as “OK”, “File”, “Edit”, etc., are indicated
using quotation marks.

: HOME key

: Cancel key

: OK key

: Cursor key

: Left cursor key

: Right cursor key

: Up cursor key

: Down cursor key

SELECT key

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Address Book

The Address Book application allows you to manage contact information on friends,
colleagues, etc. covering the items shown below. You can also add notes to help
you remember contacts more easily.
Entries can be organized into categories such as “Business”, “Personal”, or you can
create your own categories.
E-mail addresses entered in the Address Book application can be used to easily
address e-mails in the EMail application.

Overview

The Address Book application has three major screens:
New/Edit Address screen, Index screen, and Detail screen.

New/Edit Address screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Address Book” application icon.
The Index screen appears.

2.

Tap .
The New Address screen appears.

Here you can create a new Address Book entry.

“Notes...” button

Tap to attach a note.

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Index screen

Index tab Each index tab contains two or three letters. Every time you tap

on the tab, it will move to the next letter and start the listing with
that letter. The letters in the tabs are not case sensitive and will
not recognize European characters.

Direct Search
field

Tap this field and enter the first letter or the first few letters you
would like to find for the item currently used as the sorting order.
Entries that begin with the selected letter(s) will be displayed. The
letters are not case sensitive and will not recognize European
characters. (The letter(s) will be cleared when an Index tab is
tapped.)

Full Name
button

Tap to sort the entries by full name in ascending or descending
order.

Column button Tap to list the items for each entry, then tap the desired item. The

selected item for each entry will be displayed.

Data area Displays the contents of the entry. Full Name column displays the

First Name, Middle Name and Last Name. Tap an entry to open
the Detail screen.

Scroll bar
(for L/R)

Tap to scroll to the right to display the right column.

Data menu

Owner
Information

Displays the Owner Information screen which can be edited if
necessary (excluding the category field).

Sort menu

By Full Name Sorts the entries by Full Name in ascending or descending order.

By *** (the
center column
item)

Sorts the entries by center column item in ascending or
descending order.

Column buttons
(center, right)

Data area

Full Name button

Direct Search field

Index tab

Scroll bar (for L/R)

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Note:

• When the first character of the item currently used as the sorting order is

entered, the matching entry is highlighted.

• The Index screen has three columns. By tap-and-dragging the right boarder
line of the column buttons, you can narrow the width to see all three columns
at once.

Detail screen

1.

On the Index screen, tap an entry to see the full address details.
Or highlight the entry by using and then press the SELECT key.

Note:

• To switch between the Index and Detail screens, press the Address Book key

on the sliding cover.

• Tapping an e-mail address colored in blue opens the EMail application to the
New mail screen using the address as the recipient. (See page 96.)

• Tapping a URL colored in blue launches the Web browser application and
displays the destination if you are connected to the Internet. This function
works only with URLs beginning with “http://” and “https://”.

By *** (the right
column item)

Sorts the entries by right column item in ascending or descending
order.

Option menu

List View
Settings

Allows you to customize the center column item and/or right
column item(s) on the Index screen.

Field Settings Arranges the item(s) to be displayed on the New/Edit Address

screen.

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Creating a new Address Book entry

You can add a new address using the New Address screen.

1.

On the Index or Detail screen, tap .
The New Address screen for a new entry appears.

2.

Enter the contact data in the fields.
Pressing the tab key moves the cursor to the next entry field.

Pressing the shift-tab keys moves the cursor to the previous entry field.

Note:

• Tap the “Notes...” button to attach a note. (See page 7.)

• If you want to assign one or more category names, see the separate Start-up

Guide for details.

3.

Tap (or press ) to save the new entry.
The New Address screen returns to the Index screen.

If you tap , the new entry is canceled.

Note:

• An Address Book entry cannot be saved if only the Gender field and Category

field are completed.

• You can enter multiple e-mail addresses in the Emails field by inserting a
comma between them. Each e-mail address entered can be used as an e-mail
address in the EMail application.

• In some fields, the first letter will be saved as uppercase (capital)
automatically.

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Attaching a Note

You can enter a note to go with the address.

1.

On the New Address or Edit Address screen, tap the “Notes...” button.
The Enter Note screen appears.

2.

Enter your note and tap (or press ) to save it.
The Enter Note screen returns to the previous screen.

If you tap on the Enter Note screen, the attached note is canceled.
To save the entry with a note attached, tap on the New Address or Edit
Address screen.

Modifying an Address Book entry

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the entry you want to modify by using .

2.

Tap .
The Edit Address screen appears.

3.

Tap any field requiring change and modify the entry.

4.

Tap to save the modification.
The Edit Address screen turns to the Index screen.

If you tap , the modification is canceled.

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Duplicating an Address Book entry

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the entry you want to duplicate by using .

2.

Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Duplicate”.
The duplicated entry will be added on the Index screen.

Deleting an Address Book entry

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the entry you want to delete by using .

2.

Tap (or tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Delete...” ).
A confirmation message appears before the entry is deleted.

If you want to delete all entries from the Address Book application,
tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Delete all...”.

3.

Tap “Yes” to complete the deletion.
The entry will be deleted.

Arranging the entry fields

You can change the order of the fields and hide unnecessary fields on the New/Edit
Address screen.

Note:

The first three fields (First Name, Last Name and Category) and the last

field (Gender) cannot be arranged.

1.

On the Index or Detail screen, tap the “Option” menu, then tap “Field Settings...”.

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The Field Settings screen appears, and the fields following the Category field
are listed in current order.

2.

Check (or uncheck) the fields you (do not) want to display by tapping
checkboxes.

3.

Tap the field you want to move, then tap the “Up” or “Down” button (or press and
hold and then press or ) to move the selected field upwards or
downwards to the desired position.

4.

Tap to save the settings.
The Field Settings screen returns to the previous screen.

Your setting will be displayed on the New/Edit Address screen.

If you tap , the setting is canceled.

Arranging the display items on the Index
screen

The display items of the center and right columns can be changed to other items.
(Scroll to the right to display these two columns.)

“Up” button
“Down” button

“Default” button

Tap to reset the setting.

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1.

Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “List View Settings”.
The List View Settings screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap each drop-down list button and select the display item.

3.

Tap to save the settings.

Note:

• On the Index screen, you can arrange the display item following the procedure

below instead of using the Option menu.

1. On the Index screen, tap the center or right column button that includes the

items you want to change.
The item list is displayed.

2. Tap the desired item.

The entry of the item selected will be displayed.

• If you select “Home Address” or “Work Address”, the contents for Home or
Work Street, City, State, Zip, and Country fields will be displayed.

Changing the sort order of the entry

You can sort the entries by Full Name, center or right column item on the Index
screen.

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “Sort” menu.
The menu displays sorting order, the Full Name, center and right column. The

item that decides the current sorting order is checked.

2.

Tap the item that decides the desired sorting order and then select ascend or
descend.

The entries on the Index screen will be sorted depending on the selection.

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Note:

The items in the “Home Address” and “Work Address” cannot be sorted.
If the center or right column items are set to “Home Address” and “Work
Address”, sorting order in the menu are dimmed.

Registering/Editing your personal
information (Owner Information)

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Owner Information…”.
Owner Information screen appears.

2.

Tap and then enter your information on Edit Owner Information screen that
appears.

3.

Tap to save the settings.
Owner Information screen appears listing your information.

4.

Tap .
Or tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Owner Information…”.

The display returns to the Index screen.

Note:

• On the Owner Information screen, you will not be able to select or enter the

category name.

• The personal information registered during the initial setup procedure will be
displayed on the Owner Information screen of step 1 above. (See the separate
Start-up Guide, “Registering your personal information” in “Step 4: Initial
settings”.)

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Calendar

The Calendar application is used to store events you want to track and to set alarms.
Using the Calendar screen, you can view files that have the same date information
as the date displayed and that you transferred from your PC, created or modified in
other applications.

Overview

You can view one day, one week, one month or one year at a time. Tap the “View”
menu, then select “Day”, “Week”, “Month” or “Year”.
By selecting “Today” from the “View” menu, you can display a view including today.
To switch views, you can use the view icons from the Menu bar: (Today),
(Day), (Week), (Month) and (Year) on the Menu bar for switching views.

Day view

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Calendar” application icon.

2.

Tap the Day view icon ( ).
The Day view has three tabs.

Event tab Displays the Event screen in the timetable for the event of

the day.

Agenda tab Displays the Agenda screen listing the events of the day.

Tap the event to open its Detail screen.

File link tab Displays the File link screen listing files of the same date as

the event of the day. Tap a file to open it.

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File link tab
Agenda tab

Event tab

View icons
(Today, Day, Week,
Month, Year)

Previous button

Next button
Date button

Time buttons

Event indication
(Focused status)

: Event with an Alarm

setting

: Repeating events

: Events of less than

one hour
(indicated in red on
the left of the
schedule title)

Event screen

Agenda screen File link screen

Indicates the files are linked
to the Calendar date.

Column buttons

These four
columns can
change their
position by tap­and-holding
them to the
desired
direction.

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Note:

• The Event screen in the Day view shows the pop-up menu by tap-and-holding

the Event, allowing you to edit or delete.

• The Event screen shows up to 10 events in the case of multiple events with
overlapping times.

• All day events are displayed above the time table.

View icons

Today Displays the selected view for today.

Day Displays the Day view.

Week Displays the Week view.

Month Displays the Month view.

Year Displays the Year view.

Date button Tap to select the desired day from the mini-calendar that

appears.

Previous button Moves to the previous date.

Next button Moves to the next date.

Time buttons Tap or drag time buttons to open the New Event screen with

the Start and End time entered.

Event indication
(Focused status)

Displays the registered events.
Press or to move the focus. Then press the SELECT
key or to open the Detail screen.

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Week view

1.

Tap the Week view icon ( ).
The Week view has two tabs.

Event tab

Displays the Event screen in the timetable for the
events of the week.

Agenda tab

Displays the Agenda screen listing the events of the
week.
Tap the event to open its Detail screen.

Event tab

Week spinbox

Agenda tab

Date button

Event indication

Green bar:All day event
Red bar: Event with an

Alarm setting

Blue bar: Event with

Start and End
time setting

Next button

Focused day (in amber)

Press or to
move the focus.
Then press
or the SELECT key
to open the Day
view.

Event screen

Agenda screen

Day of the week buttons

Previous button

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Note:

The Event screen in the Week view shows up to four events in the case

of multiple events with overlapping times.

Date button

Displays the start date of the selected week.
Tap to select the desired day from the mini-calendar.

Week spinbox

Select the week of the year.
Tap to move to the next week, or tap to
move to the previous week.

Day of week buttons Tap to open the Day view of the selected day.

Previous button Moves to the previous week.

Next button Moves to the next week.

Event indication

Tap to display the detailed contents of the event for a
few seconds.

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Month view

The Month view is composed of two views: Text view and Graph view.
In the Date cell, the Text view shows a part of the event description, and the Graph
view shows events in symbol.
To switch these two views, tap the “View” menu, then tap “Month View”, and then
select “Text” or “Graph”.

Text view

Graph view

: Date with a Link file

Date cell

Year spinbox

Next button

To December button

Focus frame

Today (amber Date cell)

Agenda of the day focused

To January button

Previous button

Month drop-down

list button

Colored events mean:

(green):Schedule

spanning days
which starts and
ends at different
day

(blue): Schedule

starting before
noon, or
schedule for all
day

(red): Schedule

starting after
noon

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Year view

Note:

To scroll the Year view screen, press .

To January button Moves to January of the selected year.

Previous button Moves to the previous month.

Month drop-down list
button

Tap to select the desired month.

Year spinbox

Select the year.
Tap to move to the next year, or tap to move
to the previous year.

Next button Moves to the next month.

To December button Moves to December of the selected year.

Date cell

Tap to focus on a day. Tapping the focused day
(again) displays the Day view of that day.

Focus frame

Press to move the focus. Then press or the
SELECT key to open the Day view.

Agenda of the day focused Displays the event list of the day focused.

Previous button Moves to the previous year.

Next button Moves to the next year.

Year drop-down list button Tap to select the desired year.

Previous button

Year drop-down

list button

Next button

Tap-and-drag the
stylus on any day to
enlarge the day
number. Release the
stylus to display the
focused day in the
Day view.

Today (highlighted)

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Detail screen

Specific Menu commands of the Calendar application

Data menu

Delete period Deletes the selected daily, weekly, monthly events at once.

View menu

Today Displays the selected view for today.

Day Displays the Day view.

Week Displays the Week view.

Month Displays the Month view.

Year Displays the Year view.

Day File View Selects the display format of the File link screen in the Day

view: List or Thumbnails.

Month View Selects the display format of the Month view: Text or Graph.

Option menu

Alarm and Start Time Sets the starting time on the event screen in the Day view

or Week view mode, and the Alarm setting when creating a
New event.

Link File With the memory card inserted, selects whether link files on

the memory cards are displayed in the Month view and the
File link screen of the Day view.

Detailed information

Ta p

or press
to close the Detail
screen.

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Viewing the link files

On the Calendar application, you can view ImagePad, Text Editor,
HancomMobileWord, HancomMobileSheet files and files copied from a PC or other
source. The File link screen displays files created or modified on the same date as
a selected Calendar date.

1.

In the Day view, tap the File link tab.
The File link screen will be displayed with files linked to the date.

2.

Tap the desired file to open it.

Note:

• The Link file screen can display the following files:

- Files transferred from a PC (on the transfer dates)

- Files created or modified in the SL-5600 (on the creation or modification
dates)

• To change the view mode of the File link screen:

1.On the File link screen, tap the “View” menu and then select “Day File
View”.

2.Tap “Thumbnails” or “List”.

• To change the dates that are linked to a file, see page 21.

Selecting the link option for the memory card

You can select to link files on the memory cards to the SL-5600. However, to reduce
start-up time for the Calendar application and/or the display time for linked files, you
may want to unlink excess files on your memory cards.

1.

Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Link file”.

2.

Tap “CF Card” or “SD Card” to check or uncheck.
The files on the checked memory card will be linked.

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Changing the date to link files

As you change the date of the files, they will be displayed on the File link screen of
the date you change. You can then manage files according to your schedule of
events.

1.

Open the File link screen with a file of the date you want to change.

2.

Tap and hold the stylus on the file to display the pop-up menu.

3.

Select “Move”.
The mini-calendar will be displayed.

4.

Tap the new date you wish the file to be linked to from the mini-calendar
displayed.

The date information of the file will be changed and the file will appear on the
File link screen of the new date.

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Adding Events

1.

On any view screens of the Calendar application, tap .
The New Event screen appears.

2.

Select/Enter the event contents.

• For Description and Location, you can either select from the list or enter your own.
Entered items are added to the list. When items exceed 20 in number, the oldest
one will be deleted.

• Select the desired category from the drop-down list. (“Unfiled” is the default) You
can add more category names. See the separate Start-up Guide for details.

• To change the Start/End date, tap the Start/End date button and select the
desired day from the mini-calendar that pops up.

• The Start/End time will be entered automatically if you tap and drag the time
buttons on the Event screen (the Day view) to specify the time. To change the
time, enter the time directly or tap Start/End time combobox buttons.

• For the All day schedule, select the All day checkbox. With this box checked, you
cannot specify the Start/End time nor the time zone, etc.

• You can change the time zone by tapping the City Time button. (See page 121,
“To change cities”.)

• You can set an event alarm. (See page 23, “To set an alarm”.)

• You can make a repeating event. (See page 23, “To repeat an event”.)

• You can enter a note in the Notes field.

3.

Tap to save the new event entry.
The New Event screen turns to the previous screen.

Alarm sound on/off
drop-down list button

Repeat button

Notes field

All day checkbox

Start/End date buttons

Alarm checkbox

Start/End time combobox
buttons

Time zone drop-down

list button

City Time button

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To set an alarm

1.

On the New Event screen, select the Alarm checkbox.

2.

Set the amount of time prior to the event you want the alarm to ring.

3.

Tap the alarm sound on/off drop-down list button, and select “Silent” or “Loud”.

• The alarm will ring and the Alarm screen will appear at the set time, even if the
SL-5600 is off. (Tap “OK” to close the Alarm screen.)

• The alarm will not ring with the following settings:

–The alarm setting is “Silent”.
–The Mute checkbox is selected, or the Alarms checkbox is not selected. (Tap

the Sound volume icon on the taskbar.)

• You can make the Email LED indicator flash at an alarm (pre)set time. (See pages
28 and 29.)

Note:

With the stereo headphone connected, you hear a sound from the
headphone, not from the built-in speaker.

To repeat an event

1.

On the New Event screen, tap the Repeat button.
The Repeating Event screen appears.

2.

Tap the appropriate repetition button for the event, i.e. “Daily”, “Weekly”,
“Monthly”, or “Yearly”.

If you do not want to repeat the event, tap the “None” button.

3.

Enter the necessary information. (See pages 24 and 25 for details.)

4.

Tap to save the repeat setting.
The Repeating Event screen returns to the New Event screen.

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Daily Events

1.

Tap the Every spinbox to set the number of days between each repeat.

2.

If the event has an end date, uncheck the “No End Date”, then tap the End Date
button, and choose an end date from the mini-calendar that pops up.

Weekly Events

1.

Tap the Every spinbox to set the number of weeks between each repeat.

2.

If the event has an end date, uncheck the “No End Date”, then tap the End Date
button, and choose an end date from the mini-calendar that pops up.

3.

To add day(s) of the week the event should repeat, tap the relevant Repeat On
button(s).

To clear the added day(s) of the week, tap the same Repeat On button(s) again.

Repeating Event screen
(Daily)

Every spinbox

No End Date checkbox

End Date button

Repeating Event screen
(Weekly)

Repeat On buttons

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Monthly Events

1.

Tap the Every spinbox to set the number of months between each repeat.

2.

If the event has an end date, uncheck the “No End Date”, then tap the End Date
button, and choose an end date from the mini-calendar that pops up.

3.

If the event repeats by day of week (i.e. every first Thursday), tap the Repeat By
“Day” button. If the event repeats by date (i.e. every 6th), tap the Repeat By
“Date” button.

Annual Events

1.

Tap the Every spinbox to set the number of years between each repeat.

2.

If the event has an end date, uncheck the “No End Date”, then tap the End Date
button, and choose an end date from the mini-calendar that pops up.

Repeating Event screen
(Monthly)

Repeat By buttons

Repeating Event screen
(Yearly)

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Modifying an Event entry

1.

On the Event screen of the Day view, tap and hold the event entry you want to
modify.

The popup menu appears.

2.

Select “Edit event”.
Or on the Detail screen, tap instead of performing steps 1 and 2.

The Edit Event screen appears.

3.

Modify the event.

4.

Tap to save the modification.
The Edit Event screen returns to the previous screen.

Note:

• If you modify a repeating event, all of other occurrences of the event will be

modified.

• You can perform the same operation in step 1 from the Agenda screen of the
Day view/Weekly view.

• You cannot modify the time zone. If necessary, delete the entry and create it
afresh.

Duplicating an Event entry

1.

Highlight the event you want to duplicate from the Event screen of the Day view
by using .

2.

Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Duplicate”.
The selected event will be duplicated.

Note:

You can perform the same operation in step 1 from the Agenda screen
of the Day view/Weekly view.

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Deleting an Event entry

Deleting an event entry

1.

On the Event screen of the Day view, tap and hold the event entry you want to
delete.

The pop-up menu will be displayed.

2.

Select “Delete…”.
Or instead of performing steps 1 and 2, tap on the Detail screen.

A confirmation message will be displayed before the entry is deleted.

3.

Tap “Yes” to delete the event.
The event will be deleted permanently.

Note:

• If you delete a repeating event, all occurrences of the event will be deleted.

A single occurrence cannot be deleted solely.

• You can perform the same operation in step 1 from the Agenda screen of the
Day view/Weekly view.

Deleting Daily, Weekly or Monthly events

You can delete all the events for a given day, week or month (except for repeating
events) at one time.

1.

Open the Calendar screen in the Day, Week, or Month view in which you want
to delete events.

2.

Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Delete period...”.

3.

Tap the drop-down list button on the screen that will be displayed and then tap
as follows:

For the events of a day, tap “Events in selected day”.

For the events of a week, tap “Events in selected week”.

For the events of a month, tap “Events in selected month”.

4.

Tap “Yes”.
A confirmation message will be displayed before the events are deleted.

5.

Tap “Yes” to delete the events.
The events will be deleted permanently.

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Note:

• Events cannot be deleted from the File link screen in the Day view. On the File

link screen, you will delete files, not events.

• Repeating events cannot be deleted by periodic deletion.

• Events over successive days, weeks and months within the specified date

period will be deleted entirely.

Deleting all Calendar event entries

1.

In any view mode of the Calendar application, tap the “Data” menu and then tap
“Delete all...”.

A confirmation message appears before the events are deleted.

2.

Tap “Yes” to delete all events.

Note:

• Deleting all events cannot delete their link files.

• Event entries cannot be deleted from the File link screen.

Calendar Setup

You can change the starting time on the event screen in the Day view or Week view
mode, and the Alarm settings on the New/Edit Event screen, etc.

1.

In any view mode of the Calendar application, tap the “Option” menu, then tap
“Alarm and Start Time...”.

The Alarm and Start Time screen will be displayed.

Start Time spinbox

Alarm Preset spinbox

Alarm Preset checkbox

Email LED Blink checkbox

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2.

Make the necessary settings and then tap to save the settings.
The Alarm and Start Time screen returns to the previous screen.

If you tap , the setting is canceled.

Start viewing events

Start Time spinbox Set the earliest time you want to show when you open

the Event screen in the Day or Week view mode.

Alarm Settings

Alarm Preset checkbox Check to set the Alarm preset time

Alarm Preset spinbox Set the Alarm preset time.

If you set the preset time to “5 minutes”, for example, the
alarm sounds five minutes before the event.
This setting will be the default alarm setting on the New
Event screen.

Email LED Blink
checkbox

When checked, the Mail light of the LED indicator
flashes at an alarm (pre)set time.

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Todo List

The Todo List application allows you to manage tasks you should not forget and
reminds you to complete them before the due date.
You can list them in the order of the checked status, the priority or description, and
confirm them easily. Entries can be organized into categories such as “Business”,
“Personal”, or you can create your own.

Overview

New/Edit Task screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Todo List” application icon.
The Index screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap .
The New Task screen will be displayed.

Start Date button

Description combobox

Due Date button

Priority drop-down list
button

Edit Categories button

Completed Date button

Category drop-down list
button

Notes field

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Index screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Todo List” application icon.

Description combobox Select your choice from the list or enter the desired

description. Entered items are added to the list. When
items exceed 20 in number, the oldest one will be
deleted.

Start Date checkbox/
Start Date button

Turn the checkbox on and tap the Start date button to
select the start date.

Due Date checkbox/
Due Date button

Turn the checkbox on if the task is due to be completed
on a specified date, and then tap the Due date button
to specify the due date.

Completed Date
checkbox/Completed
Date button

Check if the task has been completed.
To change the completed date, tap the completed date
button to select the desired date.

Priority drop down list
button

Tap to display the list of choices and then tap your
choice.

Category drop-down
list button

Tap to display the list of choices and then tap your
choice.
If you want to create a new category name, tap the Edit
Categories button. (For details, see the separate Start­up Guide.)

Edit Categories button Tap to display the Edit Categories screen where you

can edit categories or assign multiple categories to an
event. (See the separate Start-up Guide for more
details.)

Checked status button

Completed checkbox

Priority button

Description button

Due Date button

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Note:

• The past-due incomplete entries will be displayed in red.

• Priority 1 task entries will be displayed in amber.

Detail screen

1.

On the Index screen, tap the desired entry.

Creating a new Todo List entry

1.

On the Index or Detail screen, tap .
The New Task screen will be displayed.

2.

Select/Enter the task contents.

• Enter or select the description from the Description combobox.

• If the task has a start date or due date, check the Start date or Due date checkbox.

• Tap the Start Date or Due Date button and then tap the date from the

mini-calendar.

Checked status button Tap to sort the entries by checked status (completed

or incomplete).

Completed checkbox When unchecked, the task is not completed; when

checked, the task is completed.

Priority button Tap to sort the entries by priority.

Description button Tap to sort the entries by description.

Due Date button Tap to sort the entries by due date.

Detailed information

Tap to close the
Detail screen.
The display returns
to the Index screen.

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• Tap the Priority drop-down list button and select the priority.

• Tap the Category drop-down list button to set the task’s category. You can also

enter a desired category name. For details, see the separate Start-up Guide.

• Tap the Notes field and enter the task, etc.

3.

Tap to save the new entry.
The New Task screen will change to the Index screen.

If you tap , the new entry is canceled.

Modifying a Todo List entry

1.

On the Index screen, tap and hold the entry you want to modify.
The pop-up menu will be displayed.

2.

Select “Edit task”.
Or instead of performing steps 1 and 2, tap on the Detail screen.

The Edit Task screen will be displayed.

3.

Modify the entry.
Check the Completed checkbox if the task is completed.

If you change the completed date, tap the Completed Date button and select the
desired date.

4.

Tap to save the modification.
The Edit Task screen will return to the Index screen.

Note:

The Task status can also be changed on the Index screen. (See page

35.)

Completed checkbox

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Duplicating a Todo task entry

1.

On the lndex screen, highlight the entry you want to duplicate by using .

2.

Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Duplicate”.
The duplicated entry will be added on the Index screen.

Deleting a Todo task entry

Deleting a Todo task entry

1.

On the Index screen, tap and hold the entry you want to delete.
The pop-up menu will be displayed.

2.

Select “Delete”.
Or instead of performing steps 1 and 2, tap on the Detail screen.

A confirmation message will be displayed before the entry is deleted.

3.

Tap “Yes” to delete the entry.
The entry will be deleted.

Deleting all Todo task entries

1.

On the Index screen, select “All” from the “Category” menu.

2.

Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Delete all...”.
A confirmation message will be displayed before the entries are deleted.

3.

Tap “Yes”.
All entries will be deleted.

Note:

When either incomplete or completed entries are viewed using the
“View” command on the “Option” menu, only viewed entries will be
deleted. (See page 35.)

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Checking a completed entry on the Index
screen

After completing a Todo task, check the Completed checkbox on the Index screen
or the Todo task entry will be recognized as incomplete.

1.

On the Index screen, tap the Completed checkbox of the completed entry.

To remove the check, tap the Completed checkbox again.

To view only the incomplete/completed entries

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “View”.

2.

Tap “Hide completed tasks” or “Only completed tasks”.
Only incomplete or completed entries will be displayed. (See the description on

the title bar.)

To show all entries in both status, select “Show completed tasks”.

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ImagePad

ImagePad allows you to handle image files. You can view and add comments to
image files copied from your PC. You can easily handwrite memos. And, ImagePad
can display BMP, JPEG, GIF and PNG formats. ImagePad files can be displayed on
the Files Home screen too.

Overview

Index screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “ImagePad” application icon.
An Index screen will be displayed. If the Detail screen is displayed instead of the

Index screen, press to switch to the Index screen.

Folder menu Tap to change folders when you want to view files in another

folder or on a memory card.

History button Tap to list the files you have previously opened.

Folder menu

Indicates the current
folder name.

Files within the
Image_Files folder

History button

Moves to the folder
one level upper than
the current folder.

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Image view screen

1.

On the Index screen, tap the desired file.
The Image view screen will be displayed.

File menu Rename Renames the image file. (See page 42.)

View menu List Lists the image files by name. (See page 47.)

Thumbnails Lists the image files by thumbnails. (See page

47.)

List View Settings Customizes the items to be displayed on the

Index screen. (See page 47.)

Refresh Icons Updates icons of the image files modified in

the thumbnail view.

Option menu Rotate Left Rotates the selected image 90 degrees

counterclockwise and saves it. (See page 43.)

Slideshow Displays a slideshow of image files in the

current folder. (See page 44.)

Preferences Configures the slideshow settings. Changes

how the Image view screen will be displayed
and how the Cancel key on the List screen
performs. (See page 45.)

Zoom In

Tap here to return to the
Index screen.

Zoom Out

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Note:

• If a file is larger than the screen, you can scroll to the hidden part by dragging

across the screen with the stylus.

• ImagePad can handle images up to 1024

×

768 pixels. Some larger images
can be displayed, but you may encounter improper scrolling or corruption of
the image display (the image file itself will not be damaged). It will also take a
long time to save or rotate the image.

• When the same image is displayed on the SL-5600 and the PC, there may be
differences such as variations in rendering colors.

• It may be impossible to display some image files.

• ImagePad may close unexpectedly due to insufficient memory when

attempting to display, rotate, or otherwise manipulate large image files.

View menu Fullscreen Displays the image on the full screen with no

Menu bar or taskbar on it. (Images larger than
the display will be reduced.) Press to
return to the normal screen.

Flip Horizontal Flips the image horizontally.

Flip Vertical Flips the image vertically.

Rotate by 180 Rotates the image by 180°.

Rotate by 90 Rotates the image by 90° counterclockwise.

Rotate by 45 Rotates the image by 45° counterclockwise.

Zoom In Magnifies the image file.

Zoom Out Reduces the image file.

Option menu Slideshow Displays a slideshow of the image files in the

current folder. (See page 44.)

Preferences Configures the slideshow settings. Changes

how the Image view screen will be displayed
and how the Cancel key on the lndex screen
performs. (See page 45.)

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New File/Edit screen

1.

On the Index or Image view screen, tap .

File menu Save Saves the image file.

Edit menu Undo Undoes the last operation.

Clear image Deletes the selected part.

Drawing Tools Selects the tool: Pen, Eraser, Line,

Square, Circle and Select. These tools
can be selected by tapping the shortcut
icons on the Menu bar.

Line Color Specifies the line color.

Fill Color Specifies the background color for a

Square, Circle.

Line Width Specifies the line width: Small,

Medium, or Large.

Image Flip/Rotate

Flip Horizontal Flips the image horizontally.

Flip Vertical Flips the image vertically.

Rotate by 180 Rotates the image by 180°.

Rotate by 90 Rotates the image by 90°

counterclockwise.

Rotate by 45 Rotates the image by 45°

counterclockwise.

Shortcut icon for
selecting Line Color

Shortcut icons for
selecting Tools

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Writing memos by hand (creating new memos)

Writing memos

1.

On the Index or Image view screen, tap .
The new image screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap the Pen icon and write a memo.
To erase a portion, tap the Eraser icon and drag the stylus across the area to

erase.

3.

When finished writing, tap .
When an expansion memory card is inserted in the SL-5600, the screen for

selecting the destination will be displayed.

4.

Select the destination.

• The memo will be saved in the Image_Files folder with the filename showing

the date and time as follows: Date_Time (MMDD_HHMM).

• If the file is saved on the memory card it will be saved in CF Card (SD Card)/

Documents/Image_Files.

Note:

• The filename can be changed using the “Rename” function in the “File” menu

on the Index screen. (See page 42.)

• Files created by handwriting will be saved in the PNG format. Their size will
be 240 x 262 pixels.

Pen icon

Eraser icon

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Drawing straight lines, square, and circles

1.

To draw a straight line in a newly created image, tap .
To draw a square, tap .

To draw a circle, tap .

2.

Set the line color and fill color (see below).

3.

Use the stylus to draw the line, square, or circle.

Note: Because the screen is made up of pixels, inclined lines will not be

perfectly straight.

Selecting the pen and line color

Select the pen color, straight line color, and square or circle line color.

1.

Tap on the new image screen.
On the color palette, select the color by tapping it.

Selecting the Fill Color

You can select the interior color for squares and circles.

1.

On the new image screen, tap the “Edit” menu and then tap “Fill Color”.

2.

Tap the color palette to select the color.

Selecting the line width

1.

On the new image screen, tap the “Edit” menu, and then tap “Line Width”.

2.

Tap the desired line width.

Specifying an area and erasing its contents

1.

Tap on the new image screen.

2.

Drag the stylus to outline the area to be erased.

3.

Tap the “Edit” menu and then tap “Clear image”.

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Modifying a memo (image file)

You can edit files on the Edit screen.

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the file you want to edit by using .

2.

Tap .
The Edit screen will be displayed.

3.

When finished editing, tap .

Caution! Some image files may change to a lower resolution if edited. Make

a copy before editing an important file, and edit the duplicated file.

Note:

Image files in GIF format will change into PNG format when edited.

Deleting a memo (image file)

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the file you want to delete by using .
Or open the Image view screen of the file.

2.

Tap the “File” menu and then tap “Delete”.
A confirmation screen will be displayed.

3.

Tap “Yes” to delete.

Caution!

When you select a folder in step 1 above, all files (including non­image files) are deleted. Check that no important files (of any type)
are in the folder selected to be deleted.

Changing filenames

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the file you want to rename by using .

2.

Tap the “File” menu and then tap “Rename...”.
The Rename screen will be displayed.

3.

Change the filename, then tap to save.

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Rotating the image 90° degrees and saving it

This procedure is used to rotate an image by 90° (counterclockwise) and save it in
the rotated condition. When a horizontal image like a photograph is rotated by 90°
and saved, it will appear larger in the full screen view.

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the file you want to rotate by using .

2.

Tap the “Option” menu, then tap “Rotate Left”.
A confirmation screen will be displayed.

3.

Tap “Yes” to save.

Note:

• You cannot perform this operation on the Image view screen.

• GIF format image files will change into PNG format when saved.

Viewing a single image

1.

On the Index screen, tap the image file you want to view.
The selected image will be displayed.

2.

Tap or press to return to the Index screen.

Magnifying or reducing the image

You can zoom in or out of a large-size image file on the Image view screen.

1.

In the Image view screen, tap (Zoom In) or (Zoom Out).
The image will be magnified or reduced.

Viewing the full screen display

1.

On the Image view screen, tap the “View” menu and then tap “Fullscreen”.
The image file display will fill the entire screen (full screen mode).

• Pressing or on the Cursor key ( ) will display the previous or next
image file. If the image is large, it will take time to convert the image.

• To return to the original view, press .

• Images that are larger than the screen will be reduced to fit.

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Rotating or reversing images

1.

On the Image view screen, tap the “View” menu and then tap “Rotate by 180”,
etc.

The image file will be rotated or reversed according to the command.

Displaying a slideshow of the files

All image files in a folder will be opened once from the top of the list in the full screen
mode. Be sure to collect image files into a folder and arrange them in an order by
renaming them, for example, with “01” or “02”, beforehand.

1.

On the Index screen, tap the Folder menu and select the folder including image
files you want to display a slideshow.

2.

Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Slideshow”.
When the slideshow is finished, the display returns to the Index screen.

• If the Auto-play option is unchecked, the first file on top of the list will be
opened. (For information on the Auto-play option and others, see below.)

• When the Auto-play option is unchecked, pressing or on the Cursor
Key will display the next file, while pressing or will display the previous
file.

• To stop the slideshow, press . The display returns to the Index screen.

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Changing Image view screen and slideshow
settings, and the Cancel key actions

You can remove or display the scroll bar or status bar in the Image view screen and
change the action of the key in the Index screen.
Changing the action of the Cancel key is useful when you have files sorted into
various folders, because it allows you to search for files using key operations.

1.

On the Index screen or Image view screen, tap the “Option” menu, and then tap
“Preferences”.

Display options

Show scrollbar Remove the checkmark when you want to widen the

Image view screen by displaying it without the scroll
bar.

Show statusbar Place a checkmark to display the status bar on the

Image view screen, showing information like the
image size of the opened file.

Show fullscreen Place a checkmark to always open files in the full

screen mode.

Cancel Key Function

Use cancel as close When is pressed on the Index screen, this

application will be closed.

Use cancel as up When is pressed on the Index screen, the

display changes to an Index screen for the folder
above the current folder.

Use cancel as focus When is pressed on the Index screen, it cycles

the focus through Folder menu, History button, etc. In
this situation, focused item can be selected through
key operations by pressing the SELECT button.

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Note:

When the scroll bar and status bar are set to display, the Image view

screen will look like the example below.
In the full screen mode, the scroll bar and status bar will not be
displayed.

2.

When finished changing the settings, tap to save them.

Slideshow settings

Auto-play checkbox If checked, files will be automatically opened after the

present file has displayed a preset amount of time.

Repeat checkbox If checked, files will be automatically opened

repeatedly after the present file has displayed a preset
amount of time.

Delay time slider If the Auto-play option is checked, move the slider to

adjust the delay time before the next file is displayed.

Scroll bar

Status bar

Scroll bar

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Switching the view mode on the Index Screen

Changing from Thumbnail view to List view

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “View” menu, then tap “List”.
Tapping “Thumbnails” on the “View” menu will return to the thumbnail view.

Changing the Items displayed on the list screen

The display items of the center and right columns can be changed to other items.

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “View” menu and then tap “List View Settings...”.
The List View Settings screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap each drop-down list button and select the item to be displayed.

3.

Tap to save the settings.

Column buttons

Tap to sort the files by
the column item.

List view

Center column

Right column

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Text Editor

The Text Editor application allows you to manage (create, edit) a simple text file and
synchronize with Microsoft® Outlook® to transfer its note entries.
This application has two Index screens: Text Index screen and Notes Index screen.
By default, created text files are saved in the Text_Files folder in the Internal Flash
memory.
The Notes Index screen manages note entries you can synchronize with the
Microsoft Outlook on a PC using synchronization software (provided in the CD­ROM). The files in the Text_Files folder cannot be viewed from the Notes Index
screen and cannot be synchronized with a PC.

Overview

Use the tabs to switch between Index screens.

Index screen (Text tab)

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Text Editor” application icon.
The Text Index screen will be displayed.

The Text Index screen displays a list of text files you can open.

Column buttons

Tap to sort files.

Folder menu

Moves to the folder one
level upper than the
current folder.

History button

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Note:

To view the contents of a text file, tap the desired text file. The file will be
opened so that you can edit it.

Folder menu Tap to switch folders to display text files stored in other

folders or on a memory card.

History button Tap to list the files you have previously opened.

File menu

Rename Renames the file name.

Convert to
Notes

Copies a text file and saves it as a Notes file.

Option menu

Preferences Defines how the Cancel key operates on the Index screen.

Code
Preferences

Selects the character code for opening or saving files.

Help Displays online help.

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Index screen (Notes tab)

1.

On the Text Index screen, tap the Notes tab.
The Notes Index screen (grounded in yellow) appears displaying a list of note

entries for synchronizing with Microsoft Outlook on a PC.

Note: To view a note entry, tap the file and it will be opened allowing you to edit

it.

File menu

Convert to Text Copies a note entry and saves it as a text file.

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New/Edit screen (Text/Notes)

1.

Tap to create a new file/entry or tap the file on the Index screen (with the
Text or Notes tab).

The New/Edit screen according to the tab will be displayed. (Screens for Notes
are displayed in yellow.)

File menu

New Creates a new text file or note entry.

Save Saves the current file/entry.

Save As Saves the current file as a new file (for Text tab only).

View menu

Font Changes the display font size.

Wrap lines When checked, carriage return is inserted into the text

according to the width of the screen.

Code
Preferences

Selects the character code for opening or saving files (for
Text tab only).

Edit areaEdit area

File menu

View menu

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Creating a new text file (Text Index screen)

1.

Tap the Text tab.
The Text Index screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap .
The New Text screen will be displayed.

3.

Enter text, then tap .
The screen for entering a new file name will be displayed.

4.

Select the desired folder to save a new file using Folder menu, etc.

5.

Enter a file name in the File name entry field.

6.

Tap to save the new file.
If you tap , the screen returns to the New Text before tapping in step

3. (The text file has not been saved yet.)

Creating a new note entry (Notes Index
screen)

1.

Tap the Notes tab to display the Notes Index screen.

2.

Tap .
The New Notes screen will be displayed.

3.

Enter text and then tap to save the new note entry.

File name entry field

Folder menu

Creates a new folder.

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Note:

• The new note entry will be named automatically with the first character(s) (up

to 20) entered in the body of the note.

• Note entries are created for data synchronization and cannot be shown on the

Files Home screen.

Modifying a text file/note entry

1.

On the Text or Notes Index screen, tap the file/entry you want to edit.
The Edit screen will be displayed

2.

Edit the text file/note.

3.

Tap to save the modification.
The display returns to the Text/Notes Index screen.

Deleting a text file/note entry

1.

On the Index screen, highlight the text file or note entry you want to delete by
using .

2.

Tap .
A confirmation message will be displayed before the text file/note entry is

deleted.

3.

Tap “Yes” to delete.
The text file/note entry will be deleted.

Caution! When you select a folder in step 1 above, all files (including non-text

files) are deleted. Check that no important files (of any type) are in
the folder selected to be deleted.

Duplicating a text file to/from a note entry

You can copy a text data between a text file and note entry, and save it.

1.

On the Text or Notes Index screen, highlight the text file or note entry you want
to convert by using .

2.

Tap the “File” menu and then tap “Convert to Notes” or “Convert to Text”.

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When you select “Convert to Notes”:

The created note entry will be displayed in the Notes Index screen.

When you select “Convert to Text”:

The screen for entering a file name appears.

Modify the file name, if necessary and then tap to save the text file.

Note:

When you convert a text file using the “Convert to Notes” menu, the file
name of the text file will be the first line of the converted note entry.

Setting up the wrap lines

1.

On the New/Edit screen, tap the “View” menu and then tap “Wrap lines”.

• The wrap lines setting helps you to read texts easily.

• To cancel the wrap lines setting, follow step 1 and uncheck “Wrap lines”.

Renaming a text file

1.

On the Text Index screen, highlight the text file you want to rename by using .

2.

Tap the “File” menu and then tap “Rename...”.
The Rename screen will be displayed.

3.

Modify the current file name.

4.

Tap to save the new name.

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Defining the Cancel key function for the Text
Index screen

You can define how the Cancel key operates on the Text Index screen. There are
three choices of actions.

1.

On the Text Index screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Preferences...”.
The Preferences screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap the desired radio button and then tap .

Use cancel as close When is pressed on the Index screen, this

application will be closed.

Use cancel as up When is pressed on the Index screen, the

display changes to an Index screen for the folder
above the current folder.

Use cancel as focus When is pressed on the Index screen, it cycles

the focus through Folder menu, History button, etc. In
this situation, focused item can be selected through
key operations by pressing the SELECT button.

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Selecting the character code for opening or
saving files

Set up the type of character code used when transferring files between this unit and
a PC.
Select “Latin-1” for transferring files with a Windows PC. The Latin-1 can also be
selected if the unit is used without a PC.

1.

On the Text Index screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Code
Preferences”.

The Code Preferences screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap the following character code drop-down list button.

3.

Tap to save the settings.

Open file as Correctly opens files transferred from a PC

depending on the character code selected.

Save file as Saves files by specifying character code for the

transfer destination (PC).
(Created files can be opened correctly on the PC.)

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Media Player

The Media Player application allows you to play MPEG1 video files, MP3 and WAV
music files in the Internal Flash memory or on a memory card.
You can hear the media sound from the built-in speaker on the back of the unit or
from a headphone attached to the stereo headphone jack (diameter of the plug: 3.5
mm).

Note:

• Be aware of the volume setting. Do not damage your ears. Tap on the

taskbar and adjust the slider before playback, or press ( ) during
playback.

• When using a headphone, you can hear all sounds including screentaps and

alarms from the headphone.

• Some files (such as MP3 music files of MPEG2.5 format) cannot be played

back with this application.

• The Media Player application may close automatically if multiple applications

are running simultaneously.

• The media image may be distorted and the sound may be interrupted during

playback if other programs are running simultaneously.

• Do not insert or remove the memory card during playback.

• For detailed information on how to attach and remove the memory card, see

the separate Start-up Guide.

Overview

Index screen

The Media Player application has three tabs on the Index screen: Video, Music,
Playlist.

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Media Player” application icon.

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The Index screen appears.

Video tab Tap to display only the video files.

Music tab Tap to display only the music files.

Playlist tab Tap to display the files registered in the Playlist.

File List area Displays the files (mpg, mpeg, mp3) which are registered

on the Internal Flash memory and on the memory cards
inserted into the card slots.

Play button Tap to play the file selected or to play the Playlist.

“Add to playlist”
button

Adds a file to a Playlist.

Up button Moves the selected file up in the Playlist.

Down button Moves the selected file down in the Playlist.

“Remove from
playlist” button

Removes a file from a Playlist.

Title button Tap to sort files by title.

Media button Tap to sort files by storage media (Internal Flash, CF, SD).

Size button Tap to sort files by size.

Video tab

Music tab

Size button
Media button
Title button

Play button

Remove from
playlist button

Playlist tab

File List area

Up button
(for Playlist)

Down button
(for Playlist)

Add to playlist button

Index screen (Video/Music tab) Playlist screen

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Note:

To find the desired file, enter the first few characters of the file name. The
focus moves to the matching file.

Playback screens

The Playback screen varies depending on the type of file being played.

1.

On the Index screen, tap the file you want to play and then tap , press ,
or press the SELECT key.

•To close the playback screen, press or the SELECT key again.

File menu

Play Plays the file in the Video, Music, or Playlist Index screen.

Info Displays the file information.

Add to playlist Adds a file to the Playlist.

Up Moves the selected file up in the Playlist.

Down Moves the selected file down in the Playlist.

Remove from
playlist

Removes a file from the Playlist.

View menu (used to play video files)

Fullscreen Switches the screen mode from full screen to normal

screen.

Scale Enlarges or minimizes the image (to fit the screen).

Option menu

Repeat Repeats playback of the file in the Video, Music, or Playlist

Index screen.

Random Plays files in the Playlist at random.

Continuous
Play

Plays files continuously starting with the highlighted file to
the bottom of the list.

Refresh List Updates the file names modified with other applications.

Auto Refresh When turned on, updates the file names on the Index

screen every time you insert/remove memory cards.
(When turned on, it may take some time until file names
appear if the memory card has a large number of files.)

Help Displays online help.

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For video files

•If you tap on the screen, the display returns to the Index screen.

Note:

The playback time and locator indicators will be displayed in normal
mode only.

Press (left) When pressed after a file plays more than 2 seconds, the

current file will be played again from the beginning. When
pressed within 2 seconds, the previous file will start playback.
When only one file or the first file in the list is being played in
the non-repeating mode, the playback stops and returns to
the Index screen.

Press (right) Moves to the next file.

When only one file or the last file in the list is being played in
the non-repeating mode, the playback stops and returns to
the Index screen.

Press (up) Press and hold to turn the volume up.

Press (down) Press and hold to turn the volume down.

Normal mode Fullscreen mode

Playback
locator

Current

playback

time/total

playback time

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For music files

Playback Control

(Play) Plays the current file from the top or resumes playback if

paused. When tapped during playback, restarts playback
from the top of the current file.

(Stop) Stops playback.

(Pause) Pauses playback.

Tap again to resume the playback.

(Open) Stops playback, and returns to the Index screen.

(Repeat) Switches the playback mode (Repeat or Play once: non-

repeating).
If you have selected the Repeat mode from the Option menu
on the Index screen, this button will already have been
pressed.

(Previous)

(Press )

When tapped (pressed) after a file plays more than 2
seconds, the current file will be played again from the
beginning. When tapped (pressed) within 2 seconds, the
previous file will start playback.
When only one file or the first file in the list is being played in
the non-repeating mode, the playback stops and returns to
the Index screen.

(Next)

(Press )

Moves to the next file if the music file is being played.
When only one file or the last file in the list is being played in
the non-repeating mode, the playback stops and returns to
the Index screen.

(Volume Up)

(Press )

Tap and hold to turn the volume up.

(Volume Down)

(Press )

Tap and hold to turn the volume down.

Playback control buttons

Current playback time/
total playback time

File information

File name,
artist name,
sampling rate,
etc.

Tap to turn off the
display to be power­thrifty during playback.
Press to turn
the display on.

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Note:

The volume control in the Media Player application also affects the
volume setting of the entire SL-5600.

Playing a file

Before playing files, insert the memory card that contains the music or video file into
the appropriate card slot of the SL-5600, or copy the audio files to the Internal Flash
folder of the unit using the Zaurus File Transfer application.

To start playback

1.

On the Index screen, tap the Video or Music tab.
All files stored in the SL-5600 and memory card will be displayed according to

the file type to be played.

2.

Tap the desired file in the list.
And then tap , press , or press the SELECT key.

The selected file will be played.

The playback screen varies according to the file type to be played.

To stop playback

1.

Press or the SELECT key, the playback will be stopped and the screen
will return to the Index screen.

Setting the Repeat mode

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Repeat”.
The file will be played repeatedly. The files in the Playlist will be all played

repeatedly.

To cancel the Repeat mode, repeat step 1.

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Playing a file in the Playlist

By adding the video or music files in the Playlist, you can play them in the listed order
or in random sequence.

Adding files to the Playlist

1.

On the Index screen, tap the Video or Music tab.
All files stored in the SL-5600 and memory card will be displayed according to

the file type to be played.

2.

Tap the desired file in the list.

3.

Tap the Add to playlist button ( ).
Or tap the “File” menu and then tap “Add to playlist”.

The selected file will be added to the Playlist with the same file name.

Tapping the Playlist tab allows you to confirm that the selection was added.

4.

To add multiple files, repeat steps 1 through 3 above.

Arranging the file order in the Playlist

Once you have added files in the Playlist, you can change the file order (playback
order).

1.

Tap the Playlist tab.

2.

Tap the file you want to move.

3.

Tap or .
The selected file will move up or down.

Deleting files from the Playlist

1.

Tap the Playlist tab.

2.

Tap the file you want to delete.

3.

Tap the Remove from playlist button ( ).
Or tap the “File” menu and then tap “Remove from playlist”.

The selected file will be deleted immediately.

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To playback files in the Playlist tab

1.

Tap the Playlist tab.

2.

Tap , press , or press the SELECT key.
Files in the Playlist will be played starting with the highlighted file. Playback will

stop at the bottom of the list.

Note: If the Repeat mode is selected in the Option menu, all files in the Playlist

will be played continuously.

To stop playback

1.

Press or the SELECT key and the playback will be stopped and the Index
screen will be displayed.

To playback at random

1.

Tap the Playlist tab.

2.

Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Random”.
All files in the Playlist will be played at random.

To cancel the Random mode, repeat step 2.

Other functions

Displaying the file information

1.

Tap the “File” menu and then tap “Info…”.
The file information screen will be displayed.

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• When video files are selected, the following will be displayed:
Picture size, Frame rate, etc.

• When music files are selected, the following will be displayed:
Sampling rate, Channel, etc.

2.

Tap or to close the screen.

Note: You can extend the use of MP3 playback using the “Display off” mode.

(See the “Disp OFF” on the screen on page 61.)

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Opera Browser

The Opera Browser application allows you to browse the Internet.
To browse the Internet, you must set up the communication method (modem card,
LAN card, etc.) and network preferences. (For connection method, see page 168.)

Note:

• Exiting the application clears the cache without saving it in a file.

• Elements of some Web pages (such as fonts, etc.) may not be displayed

correctly in this application.

• Some large graphics may not be displayed in this application.

• This application may take time to open files (pdf files, etc.) including many

graphics.

• You can check incoming e-mail messages while browsing Web pages.

Overview

Browsing screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Opera Browser” application icon.

Back icon

: Reload icon

: Stop icon

Forward icon

Security Status icon

Scale page icon

Windows icon

Bookmarks icon

Help icon

Go to page icon

Menu icon

Switch layout icon

: normal

: small

Find icon

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Security Status icon Displays security information. If the page you access uses

the SSL protocol, etc., the Security Status icon will change to
the locked state at a set security level. Tap the icon to display
the security level description.

Menu icon Displays the Main menu. From this menu you can access the

main functions of the Opera Browser.

Back icon Returns to the previous page. Tap and hold to display the

address list of the recently displayed pages and then tap the
desired address to display the page. To close the list, tap the
icon again.

Reload icon

(Stop icon )

Displays the latest update of the page. When the page data
is being downloaded, the Stop icon is displayed instead.
Tap the Stop icon to stop downloading.

Forward icon Displays the next page of a series of pages you have already

displayed. Tap and hold to display the address list displayed
after the current page. To close the list, tap the icon again.

Go to page icon Displays a screen for entering a URL or searching for a Web

page. To close the screen, tap the icon again.

Bookmarks icon Displays the Bookmarks screen to access and manage the

bookmarks. To close the screen, tap the icon again.

Find icon Tap and hold to display a Find screen for searching for a

word or a phrase included in the current page. To search for
next, tap the “Find” icon.

Windows icon If multiple windows are open, tap to switch open windows.

Tap and hold the icon to display the window management
screen. To close the screen, tap the icon again.

Switch layout icon Tap to switch two types of page layout: normal and small.

The selected type reflects the icon.

Scale page icon Scales the page up and down. Tap to switch the scale

between 100% and the value specified on the Scale page.
Tap and hold the icon to display the Scale page. The Scale
page closes after you select the desired value.

Help icon Displays online help. Tap to close.

Main menu

Open local file Displays a file list stored in the SL-5600 or on a memory card.

Tap a file to open it using the Opera Browser.

Navigation

Back [Z] Returns to the previous page.

History [H] Displays the list of the pages displayed before the current

page. Tap the desired page to display.

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Reload [R] Displays the latest update of the page.

Forward [X] Displays the next page of a series of pages you have already

displayed.

History [N] Displays the list of the pages displayed after the current

page. Tap the desired page to display.

Go to page
[G]

Displays a screen for entering a URL or searching for a Web
page.

Search the
web

Displays a screen for entering a URL or searching for a Web
page.

Bookmarks
[B]

Displays the Bookmarks screen to access and manage the
bookmarks.

Home Returns to the homepage set in the Preferences screen.

Find in page [F] Displays a Find screen for searching for a word or a phrase

included in the current page.

Find next Searches for the same word or phrase again.

Windows [W]

Window list Displays the window management screen.

Switch to
next

If multiple windows are open, switches open windows. When
only one window is open, displays the window management
screen.

New window Opens a new empty window on the current open window.

Save current Saves the current page in the SL-5600 or on the memory

card. To open the page, use the “Open local file” menu.

Full screen
[shift+return]

Displays the current page in full screen. To return to the
normal screen, press Shift+Return on the hardware
keyboard.

Close
current

Closes the current page.

Close others Closes all pages other than the current active page.

Close all Closes all open pages.

Viewing

Full screen
[shift+return]

Displays the current page in full screen. To return to the
normal screen, press Shift+Return on the hardware
keyboard.

Toggle small
screen
layout [L]

Switches the screen layout between normal and small. (See
page 78.)

Scale page
[S]

Displays the Scale page to scale the page up and down.

Tog gle
scaling

Switches the screen layout between normal and the size
specified on the Scale page screen.

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Browsing Internet pages

1.

Perform steps 1 to 4 in “Connecting/disconnecting to the Network” (See page

195.) to establish the connection to the network.

2.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “Opera Browser” application icon.
The Opera Browser opens to display the Browsing Home screen.

While the application is receiving the data, the elapse time, etc. is displayed
under the menu bar and the Stop icon ( ) is displayed instead of the Reload
icon ( ).

Preferences [P]

General Displays the screen for setting up the General preferences.

(homepage address, etc.)

Security Displays the screen for setting up the Security preferences.

(cookies, etc.)

File types Displays the screen for setting up the preferences for file

types. (MIME, etc.)

Help Displays online help. Tap to close.

Exit Exits the Opera Browser application.

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Saving Web Contents

1.

Tap and hold an image on the page to initiate a pop up menu.

2.

Save or open the image, copy the image URL, etc, by selecting the menu
command in the menu.

Tap and hold a link to pop up the link context menu, allowing you to save the
links contexts directly to a file, etc., by selecting the menu command in the
menu.

Opening the specified Web page

1.

Tap the Go to page icon ( ).
The Go to page screen will be displayed.

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2.

Enter the desired Web page address.

3.

Tap “Go to page”.
The specified Web page will be displayed.

Note:

• Entering “www” or “.com” in the Web page address field can be omitted.

• To display the Web page on a new window, tap “New window” in step 3.

Using the Web Search function

Search allows you to find information using the search engine you select.

1.

Tap the Go to page icon ( ).
The Go to page screen will be displayed.

2.

Tap the Search engine drop-down list button and then tap the desired search
engine.

3.

Enter the information you want to search for in the Search field.

4.

Tap “Search” or press .
The search result will be displayed.

Search field

Search engine drop-down
list button

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Using the bookmarks

1.

Tap the Bookmarks icon ( ).
The Bookmarks screen will be displayed.

Registering the Web page address in the bookmark list

1.

Display the Web page you want to register in the bookmark list.

2.

Tap the Bookmarks icon ( ).

3.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap “Add current page”.

Go radio button Displays the page selected in the bookmark list.

Del radio button Deletes the bookmark selected in the bookmark list.

Edit radio button Displays the Edit Bookmark screen.

Move radio button Allows you to change the order by dragging the item in the

Bookmark list.

Bookmark list Lists all the addresses you have registered (bookmarked).

Add current page
button

Tap to register the Web page address currently displayed in
the bookmark list.

New folder button Tap to create a new folder in the bookmark list.

Go radio button

Del radio button

Edit radio button

Bookmark list

Move radio button

Add current page button

New folder button

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The Edit bookmark screen will be displayed.

Web page address field will contain the address of the latest successfully
loaded Web page.

4.

Modify the bookmark title and Web page address, etc. and then tap “OK”.
The registered Web page will be added to the bookmark list.

Displaying the bookmarked page using bookmarks

1.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap the “Go” radio button and tap the desired
bookmark.

The selected Web page will be displayed.

Deleting bookmarks

1.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap the “Del” radio button and then tap the desired
bookmark.

A confirmation message appears.

2.

Tap “Yes” to delete the bookmark.

Editing bookmarks

1.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap the “Edit” radio button and then tap the bookmark
you want to edit.

The Edit bookmark screen will be displayed.

2.

Make the necessary edits and then tap “OK” to save the modification(s).
If you tap “Cancel”, the modification is canceled.

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Changing the bookmark order

1.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap the “Move” radio button.

2.

Drag the selected bookmark up or down the Bookmark list to the desired
position.

Creating a new folder in the bookmark list

1.

On the Bookmarks screen, tap “New folder”.
The Edit folder screen appears.

2.

Enter the folder title, etc.

3.

Tap “OK” to save.
A new folder appears in the bookmark list.

To open the folder, tap the “Go” radio button and then tap the folder. Tap it again
to close.

Note:

To register or move bookmarks in the folder, leave the folder open.

Saving the current page and viewing it offline

1.

Open the page you want to save.

2.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Windows” to select “Window list”.
Or tap and hold the “Windows” icon.

The Window list screen will appear.

Windows icon

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3.

On the Window list screen, tap “Save current”.
The screen for entering the destination and file name appears.

The “Save to” field displays the default file name.

4.

If desired, modify the file name and then tap the “Storage” drop-down list button
to change the destination.

5.

Tap “OK” to save the current page.

6.

Tap the Connection status icon ( ) on the taskbar and disconnect the line.

7.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Open local file”.
The screen that lists the saved page file will be displayed.

8.

Tap the desired file name.
The file will be displayed.

Note: The pages will be saved in the Internal Flash memory (or memory card).

You can duplicate and delete the file from the Files Home screen.

Managing the window

In Opera Browser, you may open multiple windows at the same time, although you
can only view one active window at a time. The Window list screen helps you to
manage open windows.

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Windows” to select “Window list”.
Or tap and hold the “Windows” icon.

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The Window list screen appears.

Opening a new empty window

1.

On the Window list screen, tap “New window”.
A new empty window will be opened on the current open window.

Note: To open a new window by specifying the Web page address, tap the “Go

to page” icon and specify the Web address. (See page 70.)

Switching open windows

1.

Tap the Web page name on the Window list screen.
The selected window appears on the current screen.

Note: By tapping the Windows icon on the Menu bar the active window will be

switched.

Saving the current page

1.

On the Window list screen, tap “Save current”.
The screen for entering the destination and file name appears.

The “Save to” field has the default file name.

2.

If desired, modify the file name and then tap the “Storage” drop-down list button
to change the destination.

3.

Tap “OK” to save the current page.

Note: You can display the saved page offline. For details see page 74.

Window list showing all open
windows.
The window you tap will be
placed on the top and become
active.

Function buttons

These functions can also be
carried out from the
“Windows” menu
commands in the “Menu”.
(See page 68.)

Windows icon

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Displaying the current window on the full screen

1.

On the Window list screen, tap “Full screen”.
The current window will be displayed in the full screen.

Note:

• To return to the normal screen, press Shift ( ) + Return ( ) on the

hardware keyboard.

• You can tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Viewing” to select “Full screen” to

display the window in full screen.

Closing window(s)

1.

On the Window list screen, tap the desired Close button (Close current, Close
others, Close all).

The selected window(s) will be closed.

Magnifying or reducing the page

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Viewing” to select “Scale page”.
Or tap and hold the “Scale page” icon.

The Scale page screen appears.

2.

Adjust the slide bar with a stylus or select the value by tapping the upper right
button.

The page will be magnified or reduced.

Scale page icon

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Switching the scaling of the page

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Viewing” to select “Toggle scaling”.
Or tap the “Scale page” icon.

The page view switches between 100% and the selected scaled value.

Repeating step 1 toggles the page view.

Switching the Screen layout

Opera Browser has two types of layout: Traditional (normal screen) layout and
Content column (small screen) layout. Traditional layout looks like a normal Web
page on a PC and the Content column layout is designed for a small display and for
more optimized connection.

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Viewing” to select “Toggle small screen
layout”.

Or tap the “Switch layout” icon ( or ).

The page layout switches between normal and small.

Repeating step 1 toggles the page layout.

Note: The “Switch layout” icon on the Menu bar switches its design for the

selected layout.

Searching for a word or phrase on the
current page

You can search for a word or a phrase in the current open page. If the selection is
found, it will be highlighted.

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Find in page”.
Or tap and hold the “Find” icon.

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The Find screen appears.

2.

Enter the keyword in the keyword field.
Place the checkmark on the desired Find option.

3.

Tap “Find” to start searching.
If the selection is found, it will be highlighted.

Tap the “Find” icon (or tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Find next“) to find the
next occurrence.

Keyword field

Enter here the keyword.

Find icon

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Setting up the Opera Browser preferences

Setting up the General preferences

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Preferences” to select “General”.
The General preferences screen appears.

2.

Select or enter the necessary items.

Home page
address

Enter the address of the homepage you want to open when
you launch the Opera Browser.
Tapping “Current” registers the current page as the
homepage.

Layout mode Select how the Web page is displayed. Select the type of

layout and whether or not the page shows the embedded
images or not (Traditional - no images, Content column - no
images).
Traditional layout looks like a normal Web page on a PC.
Content column layout is simply designed for a small display.
Tapping the Switch layout icon on the Menu bar ( or )
also switches these layout modes.

Popup windows Select to either accept or refuse popup windows, or to open

them in the background. Popups opened in the background
will be added to the window list.

Scrolling mode Select the default to either “Grab and move” (the page will

move with the stylus), or “Scroll with selection” (the page
scrolls in the opposite direction when the stylus moves off the
page edge).

Hide scrollbars When checked, hides scrollbars to increase the viewing area.

OK button

Tap here to save the
settings and close
the screen.

Apply button

Tap here to save the
settings but leave the
screen open.

Reset button

Tap here to cancel the
settings before saving.

Tap here to go to the
previous screen (Filetype
preferences screen).

Tap here to go to the next
screen (Security
preferences screen).

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Notes on the Popup window

When “Accept popup windows” is selected, a full screen popup window will open on
the Web page.
The following popup control dialog box also will be displayed in the popup window.

The popup control dialog box will close after a few seconds, without tapping any
buttons. The popup windows can be closed from the window list later.

3.

Tap “Apply” to save the settings.
If you tap “Reset” instead, the settings are canceled.

4.

Tap “OK” to close the General preferences screen.

Note:

Once you tap the “Apply” and “Reset” buttons, they will be dimmed.

Setting the Security preferences

The Security preferences screen manages your certifications and security protocols
for accessing the Web pages on the Internet. Opera Browser also issues security
warning messages. You do not need to change the default settings unless you are
an advanced user with special needs and technical understanding for security
settings.

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Preferences” to select “Security”.
The Security preferences screen appears.

OK Tap to accept the popup window.

Hide Tap to keep the popup window in the background. The popup window

is added to the window list.

Discard Tap to close the popup window.

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2.

Enter and select the necessary items.

•SSL: Security Socket Layer is a protocol that is used to communicate over the

encrypted connection, and to authenticate none, one or both of the
participants.

•TLS: Transport Layer Security is successor of SSL, and offers up to 128 bit

encryption. The actual strength of the encryption varies depending on the
Web site.

3.

Tap “Apply” to save the settings.
If you tap “Reset” instead, the settings are canceled.

4.

Tap “OK” to close the Security preferences screen.

Note:

Once you tap the “Apply” and “Reset” buttons, they will be dimmed.

Accept cookies When checked, only the information you entered or

selected on the Web page will be saved. The cookie will
be sent back the next time when the SL-5600 browses the
same Web page.

Enable javascript Tap to activate the Javascript. (ECMAScript)

Issue security
warnings

Tap to display a warning message when you move
between the safe and unsafe Web site.

Enable SSL v2 Tap to enable the SSL v2 option.

Enable SSL v3 Tap to enable the SSL v3 option.

Enable TLS 1.0 Tap to enable the TLS 1.0 option.

Certificates

Personal/
Authorities

Personal certificates are used to identify you as the
genuine user of your secure Web services, while
certificate authorities are used to certify a Web service as
secure for you to use. Most certificate authorities you will
ever need are pre-installed with Opera Browser, and
personal certificates are automatically installed when
required by a secure Web site. These settings are here
should you want to delete or fine-tune your certificates. To
view the list of personal certificates, tap “Personal”. To
view the list of authorities, tap “Authorities”. Tap “Import”
to import a certificate from a local file. Tap “Export” to
export to a local file. Tap “OK” to save the settings.

Password

Set password Register the password to use the certificate options. The

password prevents the certificate you set up from
unauthorized use.

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Setting the Filetype preferences

Opera Browser handles some file types itself, such as Web page documents. Others
are passed on to plug-ins and external applications, or just saved on your PC. The
Filetype preferences let you control Opera Browser's behavior when it encounters
different file types.

1.

Tap the “Menu” icon and then tap “Preferences” to select “File types”.
The Filetype preferences screen appears.

2.

Select or enter the necessary items.

MIME types Select or enter the MIME type you want to assign an

action to.

New MIME types Adds a new MIME type to the drop-down list.

Delete MIME type Deletes a MIME type from the drop-down list.

File extensions Enter the file extension associated with the MIME type.

You can specify multiple extensions by inserting a
comma. (example: jpeg, jpg, jpe)

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3.

Tap “Apply” to save the settings.
If you tap “Reset” instead, the settings are canceled.

4.

Tap “OK” to close the Filetype preferences screen.

Note:

Once you tap the “Apply” and “Reset” buttons, they will be dimmed.

Action

Tap the drop-down list to select how Opera Browser
operates when you click on the links embedded in the
page.

Open in browser Opens the file using Opera Browser. Opera Browser can

display text, some kinds of markup languages, images
and video formats.
Be sure that Opera Browser can display a certain file type
before choosing this setting.

Ask for file
name

Opera Browser asks you to enter a name and save the
page to the SL-5600.

Automatic
download

Opera Browser downloads and saves the page to the SL­5600 with its original file name.

Open with other
application

Opera Browser asks you to choose the application to use
to view the file.

Open with
plugin

Opera Browser asks you to choose the plugin type you
want to use to view the file. Use the default setting for
normal use.

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Keyboard shortcuts

Use the following single key or combination key shortcuts from the hardware
keyboard:

Shift+ cursor: Scrolls pages to one of the indicated directions.
Shift+Return: Toggles view mode between normal and full screen.
M: Pops up the main menu.
Z: Goes to the page viewed before the current page.
X: Goes to the page viewed after the current page.
H: Displays the list of the pages displayed before the current page.
N: Displays the list of the pages displayed after the current page.
G: Displays the Go to page screen.
B: Displays the Bookmarks screen.
F: Displays the Find screen.
W: Displays the Window list screen.
S: Displays the Scale page screen.
L: Switches the layout mode between normal and small.
P: Displays the Preferences (General) screen.
A: Focuses the next link in the current page.
Q: Focuses the previous link in the current page.
R: Displays the latest update of the page.

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EMail

Overview

The EMail application allows you to send and receive e-mail messages and
features:

• POP3/POP3(APOP)/IMAP4/SMTP protocols

• Multiple e-mail accounts

• Converts attachment files using the MIME format

• The Mail light (LED) flashes for an e-mail receipt

• Refers to the Address Book application to import e-mail addresses, and registers

the e-mail addresses of the e-mail you received in the Address Book application.

• Searches for received e-mail messages

• Groups received e-mail messages by mailboxes

• When sending or receiving e-mail messages offline, the pop-up screen for

network connection will be displayed. The line is terminated automatically when
task is completed. When sending or receiving e-mail messages online, the line
will not be terminated upon completion.

To send and receive e-mail messages, you must:

• Set up the communication method (modem card, LAN card) and network
preferences

• Set up an e-mail account in the EMail application

Caution!

Be sure to check that enough memory (text message size plus at
least 10 KB addition) is available before exiting the EMail application
as the EMail application needs to save the data being edited.

Note:

• The total memory for one e-mail is approximately 800 KB.

(messages = 300 KB, attachments = 500 KB)

• The EMail application may have a delayed launch depending on the quantity
of data being saved.

• The Intellisync for Zaurus (provided on the CD-ROM) allows you to
synchronize e-mail data stored on a PC. For details, refer to the Intellisync for
Zaurus online manual.

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Index screen

1.

On the Applications Home screen, tap the “EMail” application icon.

The EMail Index screen has five tabs.

Folders tab Browses the Inbox, Outbox, Sent and Draft folders, etc. of

each account in the tree format. Synchronization folders are
used for synchronization with a PC. E-mail messages to be
synchronized only are saved in the Synchronization folders.

Inbox tab

Displays received e-mail messages.
Unread messages are displayed in blue. Read messages are
displayed in black. Messages that downloaded titles only are
displayed in red.

Outbox tab Displays unsent e-mail messages in red.

Sent tab Displays sent e-mail messages in black.

Draft tab Displays draft e-mail message.

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Folders

Outbox

Sent

Sort by folder button

Edit mail icon

Reply mail
icon

Send mail icon
Get all mails icon
New mail icon

Inbox

Folders tab

Delete icon

Sort by
status
button

Inbox tab

Storage
switch button

Outbox tab

Sent tab

Draft

Draft tab

Double­tapping the
folder in the
tree displays
the Index
screen for the
folder.

Created
account
name

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Storage switch
button

Switches the storage between the Internal Flash memory and
memory card to save the created or received e-mail
messages.

Send mail icon Sends all unsent e-mail messages in the Outbox.

Get all mails icon Receives all e-mail messages that are saved in the mail

server.

New mail icon Tap to create a new e-mail message.

Reply mail icon Tap to create reply/forward e-mail message.

Sort by folder
button

Tap to select folder containing e-mail messages you want to
see.

Sort by status
button

Tap to sort e-mail messages by All/Unread/Read.

Delete icon Tap to delete the e-mail message(s).

Mail menu

Send all mails Sends all unsent e-mail messages in the Outbox.

Get all mails Receives all e-mail messages for all accounts that are saved

in the mail server.

Get mail in Receives the e-mail messages in the selected account.

Send/Receive Sends and receives e-mail messages for all accounts.

Cancel transfer Cancels e-mail transfer.

New mail Opens a screen to create a new e-mail message.

Edit mail Opens an existing e-mail message to be edited.

Reply to mail Opens a reply mail screen for the sender only.

Reply to all Opens a reply mail screen for all senders and receivers.

Forward mail Opens a screen to forward the received e-mail message.

Copy/Move mail Moves or duplicates e-mail messages between the Internal

Flash memory and CF card and SD memory card.

Set status Changes the e-mail status between Sent and Unsent in the

Outbox and Sent folder, or Read and Unread in the Inbox
folder.

Delete mail Deletes the e-mail message(s).

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Examine (Detail) screen

1.

On the Index screen, tap an e-mail message.

Option

New account Opens the New account screen. (See page 93.)

Edit account Opens the Edit account screen selected in the submenu.

Delete account Deletes the selected account selected in the submenu.

Font Changes the display font size.

Show summary Selects whether or not to display the e-mail messages in

details on the Index screen. (See page 107.)

Show status Selects whether or not to display status at the bottom of the

Index screen.

Filter Creates a filter condition by folder for received e-mail

messages.

Search Searches for received e-mail messages with search

conditions.

New mailbox Creates a new mailbox folder. (See page 108.)

Rename mailbox Renames the created mailbox folder.

Delete mailbox Deletes the created mailbox folder.

Move to Moves the e-mail messages to the folder selected in the

submenu.

Help Displays online help.

E-mail message

Deletion checkbox

Previous icon
Send (Reply) mail icon

Attachments icon

Next icon

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Deletion checkbox Deletes e-mail messages checked by the “Delete mail” menu

on the Index screen. (This option does not work for unsent or
unread messages.)

Previous icon Displays the previous message.

Next icon Displays the next message.

Send mail icon
(Outbox, Draft)

Sends the e-mail message displayed on the Examine
screen.

Reply mail icon
(Inbox)

Tap to create reply/forward e-mail message.

Attachments icon Opens an Attachment list screen allowing you to open, or

save an attachment file to an expansion memory card, etc.
(See page 103.)

Mail menu

Receive the
rest (Inbox)

Receives an e-mail message if only the message title has
been already received.

Send this mail
(Outbox/Draft)

Sends the e-mail message displayed on the Examine
screen.

New mail Opens a screen to create a new e-mail message.

Edit mail Opens an existing e-mail message to be edited.

Reply to mail Opens a reply mail screen for the sender only.

Reply to all Opens a reply mail screen for all senders and receivers.

Forward mail Opens a screen to forward the received e-mail message.

Add to
Address Book

Adds the e-mail address of the sender to the Address Book
application.

Set status Changes the e-mail status between Sent and Unsent in the

Outbox and Sent folder, or Unread in the Inbox folder.

Copy Copies the selected text to the clipboard.

Delete Deletes the e-mail message displayed on the Examine

screen.

View menu

Previous Displays the previous message.

Next Displays the next message.

Font Changes the font size.

Attachments Opens an Attachment list screen allowing you to open, or

save an attachment file to an expansion memory card, etc.
(See page 103.)

Text view Changes the view format between the text format and rich

text format.

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2.

Tap to close the Examine screen and return to the Index screen.

New mail screen

1.

On the Index screen, tap .

Direction drop-down
list button

Tap to select the e-mail address direction (To, Cc, Bcc and
From).

Address Book icon

Tap to list the e-mail addresses registered in the Address
Book application. Select the e-mail address(es) from the
list.

Attachments icon

Tap to open the screen containing the attachment files you
wish to attach to the e-mail message.

Mail menu

Send this mail Sends the currently displayed e-mail message.

Put in Outbox Saves the created e-mail messages to an Outbox folder.

Save as Draft Saves the created e-mail messages to a Draft folder.

Refer Address
Book

Lists the e-mail addresses registered in the Address Book
application. Select the e-mail address(es) from the list.

Adding
Attachments

Opens the screen containing the attachment files you wish
to attach to the e-mail message.

Direction drop-down

list button

E-mail address field

Subject field

Address Book icon

Message area

Attachments icon

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E-mail accounts

The EMail application allows multiple e-mail accounts to be registered.

Note: If you have already registered e-mail accounts in the Network

application, they apply to the e-mail accounts for the EMail application.
To configure detailed settings, tap the “Option” menu on the Index
screen and then tap the account from the “Edit account” submenu.
Detailed procedures are described below.

Setting up an e-mail account

1.

On the Index screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “New account”.
The New account screen, including the Outgoing and Incoming tabs, will be

displayed.

2.

Tap the Outgoing tab to set the sending options.

Account name Enter the account name to be set.

Your name Enter your name as used in the “From” field of the

e-mail message.

Email Enter your e-mail address.

SMTP server Enter the server name for sending e-mail messages.

SMTP port Enter the server port number for sending e-mail

messages (default setting: 25).

Use signature checkbox Check to add a personal signature. On the screen

that will be displayed, create a signature to be added
to the end of all new e-mail messages. Tap to
save the signature.

Use signature checkbox

Authentication checkbox

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3.

If your server needs Authentication certification, turn the Authentication
checkbox on and then tap the “Settings” button.

Make necessary setting changes on the Authentication settings screen that will
be displayed, and then tap .

4.

Tap the Incoming tab to set the receiving options.

Server settings

Authentication
checkbox

Check this box if your SMTP server needs sending
authentication.

Settings button If the Authentication checkbox is on, tap to create settings.

Choose account type
drop-down list button

Tap to select an account type:
POP3, POP3 (APOP), IMAP4.

Username field Enter the login name used to log into an e-mail system.

Password field Enter password used to log into an e-mail system.

Server field Enter name of the server used to receive e-mail messages

Port field Enter server port number for receiving e-mail messages.

(default setting··· POP3: 110, IMAP4: 143).

Server settings

Delete mail checkbox Check if you want to erase e-mail messages saved in the

server after you have finished downloading messages.

Skip large emails
button

Tap to specify an e-mail size limit.
When tapped, the Email threshold screen will be
displayed. Tap and drag the slider to specify the maximum
size of incoming e-mail messages. (range: 10 KB - 800
KB)
Tap to save the settings.
If you attempt to receive an e-mail message that is too
large, only the message title (sender name, date and the
size of the message) will be downloaded.

Choose account type
drop-down list button

Skip large emails button

Delete mail checkbox