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User Guide V1.0
PRS-950
Digital Book Reader
©2010 Sony Corporation 4-260-631-11(2)
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CONGRATULATIONS
Your Reader Daily Edition™ comes with these
useful features:
Unplug and unwind – with mobile network
or Wi-Fi® connection, you can download
ebooks straight to your Reader™ without a
computer and take your library on the go.
7” e-paper with clear touch screen – all you
need is a soft touch to turn pages, tap to
bookmark, take notes and highlight on a
high quality screen.
Font Zoom – increase or decrease the text
size to your preference, or zoom into images
to take a closer look.
Dictionary and Wikipedia® – simply double-
tap a word to read its definition or translate,
learn more from Wikipedia’s website.
Read on. There’s so much more.
Personalize the standby screen with your
favorite picture.
Use the “Collections” feature to keep your library
organized and quickly find the next great book
to read.
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Support
Support for the Reader™ device
First, check “Troubleshooting” ( 137) to resolve the
issue.
Website and contact:
www.sony.com/readersupport
Phone number: 1-866-962-7669
Firmware Updates (System Software)
You may be notified (via an on-screen message) about
firmware updates that are available for your Reader. We
highly recommend that you install the latest firmware in
order to take advantage of improvements and/or
exciting new features for your Reader.
The firmware can be downloaded in one of two ways:
1) Directly to the Reader via a Wi-Fi connection.
2) Through a computer via a USB connection.
When you receive the message select “Download Now”
if the Reader is currently connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Otherwise, you can update the Reader firmware using a
computer.
Please go to the Reader support website at
http://www.sony.com/readersupport for instructions on
how to update the Reader firmware.
Support for the Reader™ Store
Go to the Reader Store Help and Support page:
Tap
[Help and Support].
For details about the Reader Store, see 35.
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[Store] at [Home] menu press OPTIONS tap
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About the User Guide
When using your Reader to view this User Guide,
please note the following instructions.
To use the page links
Tap the page link to jump to the page directly
(e.g., 5). To return to the previous page, press
OPTIONS tap [Go to] [Previous View].
To enlarge a page
See “Zooming in” ( 69).
Screen shots in this manual may be different from the
actual display in the Reader.
To use the link icons
Tap one of the icons located at the bottom of the
page to view either “Table of Contents” or “Index”.
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Useful Features
Mobile network and Wi-Fi®
Connecting to a mobile network ( 35)
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network ( 127)
Reader Store ( 35)
Annotation
Bookmarking ( 59)
Highlighting Word(s) ( 60)
Handwriting a note ( 61)
Adding a note ( 62)
Resizing
Adjusting the text size ( 67)
Changing a page mode ( 68)
Zooming in ( 69)
Adjusting Content View ( 72)
Searching
Finding notes within a book ( 64), among
books ( 66)
Searching keywords ( 75)
Searching a book ( 58)
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Jumping to a page ( 77)
Dictionary
When reading a book ( 80)
Using Wikipedia ( 84)
As an application ( 107)
List of previously looked up words ( 83)
Reading Periodicals ( 85)
Browsing website ( 90)
Collection Management
Creating ( 98)
Adding contents ( 99)
Deleting ( 100)
Other Applications
Handwriting ( 108)
Text Memo ( 111)
Picture Viewer ( 113)
Audio Player ( 115)
Supported File Formats ( 164)
Specifications ( 19)
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Table of Contents
About the User Guide ..............................................4
Useful Features ........................................................5
Chapter 1
Overview
Parts and Controls .................................................................14
Specifications ..........................................................................19
Chapter 2
Getting Started
Charging the Reader ............................................................22
Power Saving Tips .................................................................24
Basic Operation
Touch Screen ...........................................................................27
On-screen keyboard ........................................................30
Home Menu .............................................................................32
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Getting Content
Accessing the Reader™ Store Wirelessly .......................35
Creating a Reader™ Store Account ..................................38
Making Purchases .................................................................39
OPTIONS menu of the Reader Store ...............................40
Downloading Content .........................................................41
Accessing the Reader Store with your computer ......44
Step 1: Installing Reader™ Library ..............................46
Step 2: Creating an Account and Purchasing
eBooks ...............................................................................49
Step 3: Transferring your eBooks to your
Reader ................................................................................50
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Chapter 3
Reading Content
Reading Books ........................................................................53
OPTIONS Menu ......................................................................55
Annotation ...............................................................................59
Bookmarking .....................................................................59
Highlighting word(s) .......................................................60
Handwriting a note .........................................................61
Adding a note ....................................................................62
Finding a Note ........................................................................64
Searching for notes within a book .............................64
Finding the notes in all contents ................................66
Resizing .....................................................................................67
Changing a page mode .................................................68
Zooming in .........................................................................69
Adjusting Content View ......................................................72
Screen Orientation ................................................................74
Searching .................................................................................75
Jumping to a Page ................................................................77
Using Embedded Dictionaries ..........................................80
Listing previously looked up words ..........................83
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Using Wikipedia .....................................................................84
Reading Newspapers / Magazines ..................................85
Reading from a Memory Stick™ or SD Card .................88
Browsing Internet Content
Browsing Website ..................................................................90
Adding a bookmark .........................................................94
OPTIONS menu of the [Browser] application ..............96
Collections
Collections ...............................................................................98
Creating ...............................................................................98
Adding content .................................................................99
Deleting a collection ....................................................100
Removing content ........................................................101
Managing Content
Deleting Content ................................................................102
Protecting Content ............................................................ 103
Managing Periodicals .......................................................104
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Applications Menu
Applications Menu .............................................................106
Using an embedded dictionary ...............................107
Creating drawings .........................................................108
Creating text memos ................................................... 111
Viewing pictures ............................................................ 113
Playing audio files .........................................................115
Settings
Changing Settings .............................................................118
[General Settings] ..........................................................120
[Application Preferences] ...........................................122
[System Management] ................................................123
[Initialization] .................................................................. 125
[Wireless Controls] ........................................................126
[Wi-Fi Network Settings] .............................................127
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting .................................................................137
Symptoms ........................................................................138
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Appendix
Precautions ........................................................................... 150
Copyright Notice ................................................................ 161
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE ............................... 163
Supported File Formats ....................................................164
System Requirements ....................................................... 166
Index .......................................................................................168
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Chapter 1
Overview ..................................................14 - 20
Parts and Controls ....................................................14
Specifications ............................................................19
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Overview
Parts and Controls
Charge/Busy indicator
Power switch
Slide to the right and
release quickly
Stylus
WIRELESS switch
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Power Switch
To Action
Parts and Controls
Power on or wake
Slide to the right and release quickly.
up from sleep
mode
1
Enter sleep mode Slide and release quickly. The standby
2
appears.
Power off
completely
screen
When not in sleep mode, slide and
hold for more than 3 seconds. Follow
the instructions on the screen.
1
Battery consumption is minimized in sleep mode.
2
For details about [Standby Screen], see 124.
SIM Card Slot ( 149)
A SIM card is installed to provide wireless
communication. Please do not remove it.
Charge/Busy indicator
Red: Charging in progress
Orange: When booting/shutting down/internal
memory access
Off: Off/Sleep mode/Reader in operation
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Parts and Controls
Memory Stick Duo™
media
Mark
Memory Stick PRO Duo™ slot
Memory card access indicator
SD card
Mark
Lights up in orange during memory card access.
SD card slot
Please see 159 regarding memory card usage.
Stylus
For more precise operations, use the supplied stylus.
Insert fully into the holder when not in use.
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Parts and Controls
Touch screen ( 27)
Lightly tap the screen either with a finger or the
supplied stylus to navigate.
Page turn buttons
Press < (previous) or > (next) to turn the page.
Press and hold < or > to turn pages continuously.
Home button ( 32)
Shows the [Home] menu.
Size button ( 67)
Shows a utility to change text size, zoom a page and
select a page mode.
OPTIONS button ( 55)
Shows the menu for relevant optional functions.
Tips
Press OPTIONS to display the clock for 5 seconds.
Pressing and holding OPTIONS for 2 seconds provides the
same function as tapping
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Parts and Controls
Volume button* ( 117)
Adjusts the volume when playing an audio file.
* A tactile dot on the + button helps with ease of operation.
Headphones jack
Micro USB connector ( 22, 46)
Used for transferring data and charging the Reader by
the supplied USB cable.
RESET hole ( 137)
WIRELESS Switch ( 36, 37, 90)
Set to “ON” when using a mobile network or Wi-Fi
network.
Holes for optional cover attachment
With the same hole in the left top corner of the Reader,
an optional accessory cover can be attached.
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Specifications
Specifications
Model name
PRS-950
Power source
Built-in rechargeable battery: 3.7 V DC
AC adapter: 5.0 V DC, 1,500 mA
USB communication: Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0 compliant)
Battery life (continuous playback)
Maximum Battery: Approx. 20,000 continuous page turns
when reading only *
easured using a text based content in ePub format and a
* M
fully charged battery, consecutive page-turns at
approximately one second per page under the
recommended operating temperature. Actual battery life
may vary based on usage patterns and individual device.
User available capacity
Approx. 1.4 GB after initial setting
Depending on size of pre-loaded excerpts, available memory
capacity may vary.
Operating/charging temperature
41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C)
Dimensions (w/h/d)
Approx. 5 1/8 × 7 7/8 × 13/32 inches (128 × 200 × 9.6 mm)
Mass
Approx. 9 6/10 oz. (273 g)
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Specifications
Display:
7.1” (180.98 mm) diagonal electrophoretic display
600 × 1,024 pixel, 0.151 × 0.153 pixel/mm
16-level gray scale
Mobile network:
HSPA/WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100 MHz
GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Wi-Fi:
802.11b / g compliant
Expansion slots
Memory Stick PRO Duo™ slot, SD card slot
Please see 159 regarding memory card usage.
AC Adapter for Reader (PRSA-AC1)
Output: 5.0 V DC, 1,500 mA
Input: 100 - 240
Opera
35˚C)
Dimensions (w/h/d):
Approx. 1 7/16 × 2 7/8 × 1 5/16 inches (Approx. 36 × 70 ×
33 mm)
Mass: A
USB cable length: Appr
ting/Charging temperature: 41˚F to 95˚F (5˚C to
pprox. 1.76 oz. (50 g)
V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.2 A
ox. 58 1/8 inches (1.5 m)
Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
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Chapter 2
Getting Started ........................................22 - 26
Charging the Reader ...............................................22
Power Saving Tips ....................................................24
Basic Operation .......................................27 - 34
Touch Screen .............................................................27
Home Menu ...............................................................32
Getting Content .......................................35 - 51
Accessing the Reader™ Store Wirelessly ..........35
Creating a Reader™ Store Account ....................38
Making Purchases ....................................................39
OPTIONS menu of the Reader Store ..................40
Downloading Content ...........................................41
Accessing the Reader Store with your
computer ....................................................................44
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Getting Started
Charging the Reader
Charge your Reader by connecting to an AC outlet
using the supplied AC adapter (PRSA-AC1). The time to
completely charge a depleted battery is about 2.5
hours.
1 Connect one end of the supplied USB cable to
the micro USB connector of the Reader, and
the other end to the AC adapter.
2 Connect to an AC outlet.
appears in the status bar during the charge
process. The indicator goes off and
when fully charged.
Charge/Busy indicator
Micro USB connector
Charge/Battery status icon
( 34)
USB cable
appears
AC outlet
AC adapter
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Charging the Reader
Notes
Do not use an AC adapter other than AC adapter (PRSA-
AC1) with the Reader.
Connect the AC adapter to an easily accessible AC outlet.
Should you notice an abnormality in the AC adapter,
disconnect it from the AC outlet.
Tips
The Reader can also be charged by connecting it to your
computer with the supplied USB cable ( 46). The time to
completely charge a depleted battery is about 5 hours.
To check battery status in the status bar ( 33) during
use
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Charging battery recommended
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Power Saving Tips
Power Saving Tips
Charging Battery
To fully charge your Reader, continue
charging until an icon shows completion of
charge ( 22, 46).
Charging a completely depleted battery will
take about 2.5 hours when c
supplied AC adapter.
onnected to the
Recommended Temperature
Please use your Reader within the recommended
operating temperature range ( 19).
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Power Saving Tips
Operating requiring more power
The following cases may consume more power:
Using mobile network or Wi-Fi network
Using the [Browser] application
Graphics intensive content
Playing audio files
Photo slideshow with a short duration
Using external memory cards
Frequent insertion and ejection of memory
ds
car
An excessive amount of content in a memory
d
car
ePub and PDF files partially conforming to
documen
t standard
Annotation, keyword search and dictionary
ch functions
sear
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Power Saving Tips
Tips to save power
If you do not use the Reader for more than
one day, power off the Reader completely
( 15, 119).
When the [Browser] application is not in use,
close it b
y returning to the [Applications] or
[Home] menu.
Do not leave the Reader uncharged for a
pr
olonged period of time. This may reduce
the charging capability.
We recommend the supplied AC adapter. The
per
formance of any third party charger is not
guaranteed.
Please keep the Reader at normal
t
emperature operation ( 19).
If you do not use mobile network or Wi-Fi, set
WIRELESS switch to “OFF” ( 18).
the
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Basic Operation
Touch Screen
You can perform various touch operations with a
finger or the supplied stylus ( 16).
Single tap to select an item:
Double-tap: for bookmarks (
search ( 80), word search ( 75), highlighting ( 60),
etc.
Example: creating a bookmark ( 59)
Tip
To delete a bookmark, double-tap it.
59), instant dictionary
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Touch Screen
Swiping
In the page view, swiping the screen turns a page. To
change page turn preference, see 121.
Swiping and holding
Swipe and hold the page to turn pages repeatedly.
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Touch Screen
Dragging
In zoom-in mode ( 69), tap and drag to reposition
the displayed page. In the [Handwriting] ( 108)
application or [Create/Edit] function ( 61),
handwriting on the screen can be performed with the
supplied stylus ( 16).
Double-tapping and dragging
Double-tap the first word, drag to the last word slowly
and release to select consecutive words ( 60).
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Touch Screen
On-screen keyboard
The on-screen keyboard is used for many functions.
Tip
The key array of the keyboard varies depending on the
category of the input text (URL, etc.). Note that the input
area may not appear on the keyboard.
Input area
To Perform at input area
Edit Tap to place the cursor.
Delete a character Tap to place the cursor and tap
delete a character before the cursor.
Finish inputting Tap [OK], [Search], [Done] or [Go].
Insert line feed
Tap [Return].
Note
[Return] is only effective in the
multiple line input.
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To Perform at input area
Touch Screen
Switch the keyboard
type
Switch the character
type
Input previously
entered words
Tap [123] to switch to the symbol
keyboard. To return, tap [Abc].
Tap
keyboard. Tap
additional characters at the symbol
keyboard.
Tap one of previously entered words
shown below the input area.
Notes
Keyboard history only records
words of 4 to 15 letters. Numbers or
other symbols are excluded.
Keyboard history is not displayed
on the keyboard when using the
[Browser] application.
Move the cursor Tap
input area.
to switch to the upper-case
to switch to
/ to move the cursor in
To input optional characters
Tapping and holding an applicable character key will
pop up optional characters.
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Home Menu
Home Menu
Press the (Home) button to display the [Home]
menu.
Last read content
Tap to list book(s) ( 53)
Newly loaded book(s)
Collection list ( 98)
Bookmarks and annotations
( 66)
Reader settings ( 118)
[Home] menu
Status bar ( 33)
Periodicals ( 85)
More applications ( 106)
Reader Store ( 35)
Tip
[New Delivery] appears when a new periodical has been
downloaded to the Reader.
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About the status bar ( 32)
Icon Description
Current status indicator of mobile network
and Wi-Fi network (
Mobile network (3G) indicator. This
appears when connected to a 3G network.
The Reader is automatically connected to
a 3G network when available.
appears when downloading content.
/
/
appears when connecting and
downloading a page in the Reader Store or
[Browser] application.
appears when an SSL compatible site is
displayed. The currently displayed site is
encrypted using SSL.
may appear if a part of the displayed
Web page is not SSL compatible.
36, 37)
Home Menu
Current text Size ( 67).
Current page position in landscape mode
74).
(
Current page position indicator when in
either 2 or 3 column split mode (
Page Indicator. Tap this to jump to another
page (
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Icon Description
Current time indicator. Reader shows
current time in the middle of the status bar
for 5 seconds after the OPTIONS button is
pressed and returns to the previous
display (either blank or page indicator).
Volume level indicator. This only appears
when the volume button is pressed (
117).
An invalid operation.
Audio playback.
Battery status indicator ( 23).
While charging with the supplied AC
adapter.
Home Menu
18,
appears when fully charged.
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Getting Content
Accessing the Reader™ Store Wirelessly
With a mobile or a Wi-Fi connection you can purchase
and download eBooks and periodicals directly from
the Reader Store. Tap
[Wi-Fi Set-up] screen appears.
Check the network
status ( 36, 37)
[Store] at [Home] menu. The
Connect to a Wi-Fi network. Follow
the on-screen set up instructions. For
more details, see 127.
Set up a Wi-Fi network later.
Connect to a mobile network without
connecting to Wi-Fi*. You can set-up a
Wi-Fi network in the [Setting] menu
[Store]
later.
* To switch the connection between mobile network and Wi-
Fi, see [Wireless Controls] ( 126).
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Accessing the Reader Store Wirelessly
To check the network status
You can verify the wireless status by the wireless status
icon that is displayed in the bottom left of the screen.
Mobile network status
For information on the network coverage area, please
visit: http://www.sony.com/readersupport
Icon Status
The Reader is connected to the mobile
network. The more bars, the stronger the signal.
The mobile network feature of the Reader is in
standby mode (
The Reader cannot receive a mobile network
signal. In this state, you cannot access the
Reader Store.
126).
The WIRELESS switch is set to “OFF” ( 18).
Tip
The displayed mobile network status icon varies according
to the [Mobile Network] setting in the [Wireless Controls]
setting (
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Wi-Fi status
For details about the Wi-Fi settings, see 127.
Icon Status
The Reader is connected to Wi-Fi. The more
bars, the stronger the signal.
The Wi-Fi network feature of the Reader is in
standby mode (
There is no Wi-Fi access point. In this state, you
cannot access the Reader Store and the
Internet wirelessly.
The WIRELESS switch is set to “OFF” ( 18).
126).
Tip
The displayed Wi-Fi network status icon varies according to
the [Wi-Fi] setting in the [Wireless Controls] setting (
126).
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Creating a Reader Store Account
Creating a Reader™ Store Account
In order to purchase and download eBooks or
periodicals, you need to register an account at the
Reader Store, or if you already have a Reader Store
account or Sony Style account, sign in via your e-mail
address and password.
Tap [Create Account]
Enter your e-mail address using the on-screen
keyboard ( 30). The Reader will be associated with
your account in the Reader Store.
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Making Purchases
Making Purchases
Browse the Reader™ Store to find your desired books
and purchase them by following the store instructions.
Return to the top
page of the Reader
Store.
Displays
purchase history
and credit card
information.
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OPTIONS menu of the Reader Store
OPTIONS menu of the
Reader Store
Pressing the OPTIONS button ( 17) will display the
menu for related supplementary functions.
Item Description/Reference page
[Store Home] Displays the top page of the Reader
Store.
[My Account] Displays the [My Account] page.
[Help and Support] Displays the Reader Store Help page.
[Legal Information] Displays the Reader Store Legal
information page.
[Refresh Page] Shows the last read page of the content.
[Continue Reading] Shows the last read page.
[Now Playing]
[Resume Playing]
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Shows the audio player ( 116).
Resumes audio playback ( 116).
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Downloading Content
Downloading Content
Select the eBooks that you wish to purchase, and tap
[Buy Now]. Follow the on-screen instructions to
proceed to the purchasing process.
Tap [Buy Now]
At the end of the eBook purchasing process,
[Download Complete] is displayed in the status bar
and the purchased eBook can be read from the [Home]
menu. Press the
of the purchased book.
purchased book.
For details about reading books, see ( 53).
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is attached to the newly
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Downloading Content
Subscribing to newspapers/magazines
You can subscribe to newspapers/magazines in the
Reader Store. Go to [Sections] at top page, then tap
[Newspapers] or [Magazines] and follow the store
instructions.
About auto delivery
Once you have subscribed to newspapers/magazines
in the Reader Store, newly published issues will be
delivered to the Reader automatically. To ensure this
process, confirm the following:
The WIRELESS switch is set to “ON” ( 18).
The wireless network is available ( 36).
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Downloading Content
When a new issue is delivered to the Reader, it will be
displayed in the [Home] menu. You can also find the
issue from the [Periodicals] list and [Collections] list.
Most recent delivered issues
Newly purchased book
Opens the [Collections] list ( 98)
Opens the [Periodicals] list ( 85)
Notes
If you miss any new issues while the wireless feature is off,
download them from the [My Account] page in the Reader
Store, where previous issues are available.
While the Reader is connected to your computer via USB,
the wireless network feature (including auto delivery
feature) is unavailable.
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Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
Reader™ Store
Reader Library software
Sony Reader™ Library software (Reader Library) will
allow you to shop and manage eBooks and other
content purchased from the Reader Store.
Reader device
Reader Library can also be used to manage eBooks
from other sources such as your local public library or
Google Books. For more details, check the Reader Store
home page.
To help manage your eBooks, you may need to create
an account. You’ll be asked to do this during the
installation process.
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Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
Installing Reader Library on to your PC or Mac is as
easy as these 3 simple steps.
Step 1: Installing Reader Library ( 46)
Step 2: Creating an account and purchasing
eBooks ( 49)
St
ep 3: Transferring your eBooks to your Reader
( 50)
Each of these steps is described in more detail in the
next section.
Reader Library has many helpful features. For more
information, refer to the Reader Library [Help] menu.
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Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
Step 1: Installing Reader™ Library
1 Connect your Reader to your computer using
the supplied USB cable.
Ensure that your Reader is turned on, your
computer is switched on, connected to the
Internet, and you have Administrator access.
Charging battery
To an AC
outlet
USB cable (supplied)
Status indicator while connecting your computer
Icon and message Status
[Charging battery]
[Charging complete]
[Charging stopped]
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Charging in progress. The battery
icon does not indicate remaining
battery power during charging.
Fully charged
The Reader is not charging its
battery. Follow the on-screen
instructions.
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Notes
The Reader only charges when the connected
computer is powered on.
The wireless feature is unavailable while the Reader is
connected via USB.
The Reader cannot be operated when connected to a
computer via USB.
Internet connection is required.
The screen will appear after about 5 minutes if charging
starts with a completely depleted battery of the Reader.
Your computer needs to meet minimum system
requirements for Reader Library. For details, see
“System Requirements” ( 166).
2 For Windows users, go to the “Start” menu and
click “My Computer” (or “Computer” for
Windows Vista and Windows 7 users). Then
double-click the “SETTING” drive and then
double-click “Setup Reader Library for
Windows”.
To install on Macintosh computers:
When your Reader is connected to your Mac,
“SETTING” and “READER” will appear on the
desktop. Double-click the “SETTING” drive and then
double-click “Setup Reader Library for Mac”.
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3 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete
the installation of Reader Library.
A shortcut to Reader Library will be added to your
computer desktop (Windows only). Reader Library
may start automatically depending on which
option you choose just before finishing the
installation. If Reader Library does not start
automatically, double-click the shortcut to start
Reader Library.
You can navigate around the different sections of
Reader Library using the navigation menu on the
left-hand side. When your Reader is connected to
your computer, you will see [Reader] appear in the
list.
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Step 2: Creating an Account and Purchasing eBooks
1 Visit Reader Store and create an account.
Click [eBook Store] in the left-hand menu
within Reader Library.
Create an account on the Reader Store.
Click the [Register] link. Follow the on-screen
instructions to create your Reader Store
account.
Note
If you have already created a Reader Store account,
use your Reader Store ID and password to log in.
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Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
2 Purchase and download eBooks.
Once you set up your account, you can purchase
eBooks, subscribe to periodicals and search over
one million titles from Google Books. You can also
borrow eBooks from your local public libraries. For
details, refer to the home page of Reader Store. All
purchased eBooks, subscribed periodicals and free
downloads can be found in the [Library] section in
the left-hand menu within Reader Library.
Step 3: Transferring your eBooks to your Reader
1 Click [Library] in the left-hand menu within
Reader Library.
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Accessing the Reader Store with your computer
2 Click on the eBook that you wish to transfer
and drag-and-drop it to [Reader] in the lefthand menu.
3 After a few moments, your eBook will be
transferred.
If the Reader Library does not function as expected,
refer to “Troubleshooting” in the Reader Library
[Help] menu.
4 Close Reader Library and disconnect your
Reader from the computer.
Once Reader Library has closed, the on-screen
message on your Reader device will change from
[Do not disconnect] to [USB connected].
Once you see [USB connected], it is safe to
disconnect your Reader from your computer.
For more details about the Reader Library, refer to
the Reader Library [Help] menu.
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Chapter 3
Reading Content .............................................53
Browsing Internet Content ............................90
Collections .......................................................98
Managing Content ....................................... 102
Applications Menu ...................................... 106
Settings ........................................................ 118
Troubleshooting .......................................... 137
Appendix ...................................................... 150
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Reading Content
Reading Books
Tap [Books] at [Home] menu to view a book list. Tap
a desired book to open.
Tap to previous page Tap to change sorting order
Title
Date of
transfer
to Reader
Tap to open a book
Scroll bar
Conditional icon
display
Tips
Please see 55 regarding OPTIONS menu.
To transfer eBooks to the Reader, please see 50.
Conditional icon
Icon Condition
Newly transferred or unread content.
Protected content ( 103).
/
Content on a memory card ( 88).
Days to the expiration date.
[Expired] is displayed when a book has
expired.
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Operation at page view
OPTIONS Menu
: Handwritten
memo. Tap to
show its
thumbnail. Tap
the thumbnail to
display in full size.
: An added
note.
Tap to view the
added note.
Swipe the screen to turn the page
Double-tap
to bookmark
Double-tap to open
dictionary/search/
add highlight
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another page
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OPTIONS Menu
OPTIONS Menu
Pressing the OPTIONS button ( 17) will display the
menu for related supplementary functions.
The OPTIONS menu displayed in Reader Store and the
[Browser] application is different. For details, see
“OPTIONS menu of the Reader Store” ( 40) and
“OPTIONS menu of the [Browser] application” ( 96).
Items in the OPTIONS menu
The following items are listed in alphabetical order.
When displaying the OPTIONS menu, not all items
listed below will be shown in any given circumstance.
Item Description/Reference page
[Add Content],
[Add to Collection]
[Add Bookmark]
[Adjust View]
[Bookmark]
[Change Dictionary] Shows a list of dictionaries to select.
[Continue Reading] Shows the last read page of the content.
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Adds content to a collection ( 99).
Creates a bookmark on the page ( 59).
Adjusts how content is displayed
72).
(
[Add to Right]/[Remove from Right]:
Creates/Deletes a bookmark on the
right page in the [Two Page View]
mode (
[Add to Left]/[Remove from Left]:
Creates/Deletes a bookmark on the
left page in the [Two Page View] mode
68).
(
68).
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Item Description/Reference page
OPTIONS Menu
[Delete Book],
[Delete Drawing],
[Delete Issue],
[Delete Memo]
[Delete Audio],
[Delete Books],
[Delete Collections],
[Delete Drawings],
[Delete Issues],
[Delete Memos],
[Delete Notes],
[Delete Pictures]
[Delete Word Logs]
[Go to]
Deletes the currently-viewed book,
drawing, issue or text memo from the
Reader.
Selects and deletes audio, books,
collections, drawings, issues, text
memos, notes or pictures from the
Reader (
102).
Selects and deletes previous
dictionary word searches (
83).
[Previous View]: Jumps to the
previously viewed page (
79).
[History]: Navigates previouslyviewed pages (
79).
[Select Page]: Jumps to another page
77).
(
[Table of Contents]: Displays the
table of contents.
[Info] Displays the content information.
[Manage
Subscription]
[New Collection],
[New Drawing],
[New Memo]
Sets to delete issues automatically (
104).
Creates a new collection ( 98),
a drawing (
111).
(
108) or a text memo
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Item Description/Reference page
OPTIONS Menu
[Notes]
[List]: Displays the [Notes] list in the
content (
64).
[Create/Edit ]: Shows tools to
bookmark, highlight, handwrite and
remove annotations (
61).
[Hide]/[Show]: Toggles annotations
79).
[Now Playing]
[Orientation]
displayed (
Shows audio player ( 116).
Toggles the screen orientation either
in portrait or landscape mode ( 74).
[Previous View] Returns to the previously viewed
page.
[Protect Audio],
[Protect Books],
[Protect Drawings],
Protects audio, books, drawings,
issues, text memos or pictures from
accidental deletion (
103).
[Protect Issues],
[Protect Memos],
[Protect Pictures]
[Remove Bookmark]
[Remove Content]
[Rename Collection]
[Repeat]
[Resume Playing]
Deletes the bookmark on the page
59).
(
Removes content from a collection
101).
(
Changes the collection name ( 99).
Sets repeat play of audio files ( 117).
Resumes audio playback ( 117).
[Return to List] Shows content list.
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Item Description/Reference page
OPTIONS Menu
[Search]
Searches for either content title or
words in the contents with the
keyword inputted by on-screen
keyboard ( 76).
[Select Standby Screen]
[Shuffle On]/
[Shuffle Off]
[Slideshow On]/
[Slideshow Off]
[Sort:]
Selects pictures for the standby screen
114).
(
Plays all audio files in a random order
117).
(
Starts/Stops a slideshow of pictures
113).
(
Changes sort order of the list ( 53).
[View:] Changes the appearance of the list.
[Word Logs: Book],
[Word Logs: Periodical]
Either within a book or a periodical,
shows a list of the last 100 words
previously searched in the dictionary
( 83).
[Word Logs: Dictionary]
Within a dictionary, shows a list of the
last 100 words previously searched
( 83).
/
Displays the previous/next OPTIONS
menu.
Tip
Pressing and holding the OPTIONS button for 2 seconds is
the same as tapping
[Return to List].
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Annotation
Annotation
Bookmarking
Creating:
– Double-tap the upper right corner of page. When
the pages are displayed in [Two Page View] mode,
the bookmark can be created by double-tapping the
left corner of the left page. ( 27).
– F
rom the OPTIONS menu: [Add Bookmark] or
[Bookmark] ( 55)
rom the OPTIONS menu: [Notes] [Create/Edit]
– F
( 61)
Deleting: Double-tap a bookmark.
Tip
About other methods to delete all bookmarks, see 65.
Adding a note in a bookmark: See 62.
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Highlighting word(s)
Highlighting at page view:
Annotation
– A word: Double-tap a word and tap
to highlight.
– Consecutive words: Double-tap and drag ( 29),
and tap
to highlight.
– From the OPTIONS menu: [Notes] [Create/Edit] (
61).
Quit
Marker
– Highlighting can be done in the OPTIONS menu:
[Notes] [Create/Edit] ( 61).
Deleting:
rom the OPTIONS menu: [Notes] [Create/Edit]
– F
( 61).
Tip
About other methods to delete all highlights, see 65.
Adding a note in a highlight: See 62.
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Annotation
Handwriting a note
Press OPTIONS tap [Notes] [Create/Edit] use
a stylus or finger to draw a line.
Marker
Pen
Eraser
Bookmark
Auto save and quit
Lists notes in the
content ( 64)
Deleting a drawn line/highlight: Tap and stroke
across the drawn line or highlight.
Tip
About other methods to delete all handwritten memos, see 65.
Notes
While writing, make sure that you are not touching another
area on the screen – this could affect the notes that you
write with the stylus or your finger.
To ensure your notes are correctly saved, do not handwrite
notes too close to the edge of the screen.
If you experience difficulties when handwriting or drawing
on your Reader:
void applying excessive pressure to the screen.
– a
– try not to handwrite or draw too quickly.
– the notes functionality is not designed for very detailed
drawings or for writing small characters.
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Adding a note
Annotation
1 Tap a bookmark or highlighted word
[by
Drawing] or [by Keyboard].
To enter a handwritten note, tap [by Drawing].
Pen
Quit
Drawing area
Eraser
To enter a memo with typed in text ( 30), tap [by
Keyboard].
Note
When adding a note to the highlighted text in [Create/
Edit], unselect any annotation tool icon and then tap the
highlight.
2 Enter a note
will be attached to the bookmark or highlight
( 54). To view the added note, tap the bookmark
or highlight with the attached note.
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Finding a Note
Notes
While writing, make sure that you are not touching another
area on the screen – this could affect the notes that you
write with the stylus or your finger.
To ensure your notes are correctly saved, do not handwrite
notes too close to the edge of the drawing area.
If you experience difficulties when handwriting or drawing
on your Reader:
void applying excessive pressure to the screen.
– a
– try not to handwrite or draw too quickly.
– the notes functionality is not designed for very detailed
drawings or for writing small characters.
To edit a note
Tap a bookmark or highlight with [Edit] edit a
note tap [Done].
To delete a note
Tap a bookmark or highlight with [Delete] [Yes].
Tip
About other methods to delete all notes, see 65.
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Finding a Note
Finding a Note
Searching for notes within a book
1 Press OPTIONS
A list of all the bookmarks, highlights, and
handwritten notes in the current book appears.
Types of note ( 65)
Tip
Please see 55 regarding OPTIONS menu.
tap [Notes] [List].
Tap to change sort type
Headline
Annotated page number
2 Tap a note.
The page containing the selected note is displayed.
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Finding a Note
Icons and types of note in the [Notes] list
Icon Types of note
Bookmark
Bookmark with a handwritten note
Bookmark with a text note
Highlight
Highlight with a handwritten note
Highlight with a text note
Handwritten memo
Tip
You can set to merge the notes of the Reader and Reader
Library when synchronizing. For further instructions, refer to
Reader Library Help.
To delete notes
In the [Notes] list, press OPTIONS tap [Delete Notes] tap
the check box of each note(s) to be deleted [Done] [Yes].
To delete all notes
In the [Notes] list, press OPTIONS tap [Delete Notes]
press OPTIONS tap [Select All] [Done] [Yes].
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Finding the notes in all contents
1 Tap [All Notes] at [Home] menu.
A list of all the bookmarks, highlights, and
handwritten notes in all contents appears.
Tap to change sort type
Headline
Annotated date/Book or
Periodical title/Issue date/
Annotated page number
Types of note ( 65)
Tip
Finding a Note
Please see 55 regarding OPTIONS menu.
2 Tap a note on the list.
The page containing the selected note is displayed.
To delete notes in all contents
In the [All Notes] list, press OPTIONS tap [Delete
Notes] tap the check box of each notes to be deleted
[Done] [Yes].
To delete all notes in all contents
In the [All Notes] list, press OPTIONS tap [Delete
Notes] press OPTIONS tap [Select All] [Done]
[Yes].
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Resizing
Resizing
Press ( 17) for re-sizing.
Quit
Text sizes
Size indicator
Adjusting the text size: Select desired text size then
close window.
Notes
When you view PDF files in a size other than [S], the
following may occur.
[S] size is the default font size. If another size is selected,
text size may not change correctly.
Functions such as highlighting, searching, or temporary
word selection may not work correctly.
The table and graphics may not be correctly displayed.
A page containing only images cannot be resized.
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Resizing
Changing a page mode
A page can be magnified by selecting the page mode.
1 Press
tap [Page Mode].
2 Tap a desired item from the following.
[Page Mode] menu
[Page Mode] item Description
[Original] Displays the original page layout.
[Margin Cut]
[2-Column Split]
1
2
[3-Column Split]
[Full Page] Expands the page to a full page.
[Two Page View]
1
Depending on the content, you may not be able to enlarge
3
a page.
2
[2-Column Split] and [3-Column Split] are only effective
when the screen is in portrait mode.
3
[Two Page View] is available only in the landscape
(horizontal) mode. When selecting [Two Page View] in the
portrait (vertical) mode, the screen orientation is switched
to the landscape (horizontal) mode automatically.
Removes the margins.
Displays the page in numerical order
by dividing the page into four.
2
Displays the page in numerical order
by dividing the page into six.
The pages are displayed horizontally,
side by side.
Note
In order to attach a handwritten memo, the page mode
needs to be restored to [Original].
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Resizing
Zooming in
The current page in view can be magnified. Also, the
magnification can be locked so that the desired setting
can be maintained. This feature is useful when reading
a book containing scanned images.
1 Press
Tip
Pressing and > simultaneously at the page view screen
instantly magnifies the page by 10%.
tap [ Zoom In].
2 Drag the zoom slider, or tap + or – of the zoom
bar repeatedly until the page is zoomed to the
desired scale.
Zoom in
Zoom slider
Zoom out to the original size
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Resizing
Zooming a specified image or column to the
screen size
While in zoom-in mode, double-tap an image or
column which you wish to magnify. The image or
column size is magnified automatically to fit the screen
size, and the magnification is locked.
Tip
When in zoom-in mode, you may move to the next/previous
page in zoom lock ([
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Using the zoom-in mode
Tap To
Switch the screen orientation.
Fit the page height to the screen height.
Fit the page width to the screen width.
Resizing
[
Lock]
[
Unlock]
/ / / * Scroll the page. You can also scroll the page
* Displays when in zoom-in mode.
Lock the zoom ratio and the magnified
area. The book can be read as it is.
Return to the zoom-in mode.
To keep the zoom locked screen, press
to quit. When opening the book next time
the zoom locked screen will be restored.
by dragging or tap on a page where you
want to zoom in.
Check which part of the page is displayed.
Return to original view.
Note
In zoom-in mode, page links are not available.
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Adjusting Content View
Adjusting Content View
A page that is hard to read, such as a scanned or color
converted document, can be made more readable by
adjusting the brightness and contrast.
1 Press OPTIONS
tap [Adjust View].
2 Tap the desired item from the following.
Item Description
[Original] Displays the page in the original quality.
[Saturated] Improves readability by emphasizing
contrast.
[Details] Backlight compensation; brings up
details in a dark area.
[Brighter] Increases the brightness.
[Darker] Decreases the brightness.
[Custom]
Custom setting mode ( 73).
3 Tap to apply the setting and exit.
The change will only be stored in the content being
adjusted. Select [Original] when it is necessary to
restore the default setting.
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Custom setting mode
Adjusting Content View
1 Tap
drag the slider, or tap or
repeatedly until the page is adjusted to the
desired brightness and contrast.
Slider
Restores the value of
previous custom settings.
2 Tap to apply the setting and exit.
The change will only be stored in the content being
adjusted. Select [Original] ( 72) when it is
necessary to restore the default setting.
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Screen Orientation
Screen Orientation
The screen orientation can be switched to either
portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) mode by
selecting [Orientation] in any OPTIONS menu.
To change the direction of screen rotation, see [Screen
Orientation] ( 121).
Portrait Landscape
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Searching
Searching
By selecting a word(s)
To select a word, double-tap a desired word at page
view.
To select consecutive words, see “Double-tapping
and dragging” ( 29).
The following screen will appear.
Quit
Search
To cancel, tap
To search the selected word(s), tap
The search result screen will appear. The results are
highlighted on the page.
To cancel, tap
To navigate, tap
next result.
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.
and quit.
or to move to the previous/
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From the on-screen keyboard
Searching
1 Press OPTIONS
tap [Search] input a word
using the on-screen keyboard ( 30) tap
[Search].
The search result screen will appear. The results are
highlighted on the page.
2 Tap or to move to the previous/next
result.
To cancel, tap and quit.
Tip
Before searching, a selected word can be modified.
Double-tap a word press OPTIONS tap [Search] modify
the word in the input area of the on-screen keyboard tap
[Search].
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Jumping to a Page
Jumping to a Page
By using the slider
Tap the page number shown in the status bar drag
the slider, or tap a point on the page jump bar.
Quit
Page jump bar
Slider
Tip
Jumping to a page can be done from the OPTIONS menu.
Press OPTIONS tap [Go to] [Select Page].
Page number
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Jumping to a Page
By page number
Tap the page number shown in the status bar [Enter
Page #] tap the number keys to input a page number
[Go]. You will jump to the specified page.
Input area
(Delete) key
If the input page number exceeds the number of
pages in the book, the Reader will show the last page.
If 0 is input, the first page will be displayed.
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Jumping to a Page
By tapping a link
The link appears highlighted on the screen. Tap the
link to jump to the linked page.
Note
If a hyperlink is covered with highlighting, press OPTIONS
tap [Notes] [Hide] to hide highlighting.
Returning to the previously displayed page
Press OPTIONS tap [Go to] [Previous View].
Jump to viewed pages
Press OPTIONS tap [Go to] [History]
(previous view) or (next view) .
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Using Embedded Dictionaries
Using Embedded Dictionaries
An instant search for a meaning or translation is
possible with the embedded dictionaries.
1 Double-tap a word.
The headline of the word definition is displayed.
Dictionary
Title of
current
dictionary
Tips
Tap to switch and search in another dictionary.
Reader comes with 12 embedded dictionaries.
–
2 English language dic
– 10 Translation dictionaries
An English word can be translated to French, German,
Spanish, Italian or Dutch, or vice versa.
tionaries
Candidates
words ( 82)
Definition area
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Using Embedded Dictionaries
2 Tap or the definition area.
The definition is displayed in the dictionary viewer.
To go to the next page, either swipe the screen or
press <
> (Page Turn) buttons ( 17).
Definition area
(Keyboard) ( 82)
Tips
Double-tapping a word in the definition area will look up
the selected word in the same dictionary. To return to the
previously viewed definition page, press OPTIONS tap
[Previous View].
From the OPTIONS menu, the following functions can be
done.
Changing to another dictionary and searching again.
–
– Listing previously looked up words in the selected
dictionary ( 83).
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Using Embedded Dictionaries
To list words with same head letters as previously
entered words
Tap or ( 81).
The list of candidate words changes dynamically
whenever the word in the input area is modified.
Listed candidate words
Number of entries and
page number/total pages
Scrolls the page
Input area
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Using Embedded Dictionaries
Listing previously looked up words
1 At page view, press OPTIONS
tap [Word
Logs: Book].
The looked up words are listed in the order of most
recently looked up.
Word and definition
2 Tap a desired word.
To delete word logs
Press OPTIONS tap [Delete Word Logs] tap the
check box of each word to be deleted [Done] [Yes].
To delete all word logs
Press OPTIONS tap [Delete Word Logs] press
OPTIONS tap [Select All] [Done] [Yes].
Tip
A list of looked up words within a dictionary can be also
viewed by pressing OPTIONS tap [Word Logs: Dictionary]
when viewing the definition area ( 81) or the candidate
word list ( 82).
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Using Wikipedia
Using Wikipedia
A word or text can be searched for using Wikipedia
(only when connected to a Wi-Fi network).
1 Double-tap a word.
The headline of the word definition is displayed.
Wikipedia
2 Tap .
The Wikipedia page is opened by using the
[Browser] application. For details, see “Browsing
Website” ( 90).
Tip
Wikipedia can be used only when connected to a Wi-Fi
network.
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Reading Newspapers / Magazines
Reading Newspapers /
Magazines
You can read newspapers/magazines from
[Periodicals] in the [Home] menu.
1 Tap [Periodicals] at [Home] menu.
Most recent delivered issue
Opens the [Periodicals] list
Tip
If you want to read the most recently delivered issue, tap
[New Delivery] and read the issue.
2 Tap a desired periodical to go to issue list.
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Reading Newspapers / Magazines
3 Tap a desired issue in the list.
Tap to change sorting orderTap to previous page
Issue date
Front page
headline
Tap to open an issue
Tip
Please see 55 regarding OPTIONS menu.
Scroll bar
Conditional icon
display ( 53)
4 Use the navigation bar to read.
Operations on a section
Previous section Return to the first page Next section
Operations on an article
Previous article Return to the first page
of the section
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Reading Newspapers / Magazines
Tips
Annotations can be added ( 59).
Please see 55 regarding OPTIONS menu.
To delete an issue(s)
Tap [Periodicals] at [Home] menu tap a periodical to
go to issue list press OPTIONS tap [Delete Issues].
To delete, refer to the example instructions for deleting
books in “Deleting Content” ( 102). To protect, refer
to the example instructions for protecting books in
“Protecting Content” ( 103).
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Reading from a Memory Stick™ or SD Card
Reading from a Memory
Stick™ or SD Card
You can transfer purchased content on your computer
to a memory card by using Reader Library. The content
on a memory card can be read by inserting it into the
Reader’s memory card slot ( 16).
For details transferring content to a memory card, refer
to Reader Library Help.
Please see 159 regarding memory card usage.
Tips
If there is not enough free space on the Reader memory, it
can be transferred to a memory card by using Reader
Library.
You can group desired content on a memory card as a
collection. For details about collections, see 98 or refer
to Reader Library Help.
Note
The Reader cannot transfer content to memory cards
directly. Use Reader Library to transfer content.
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Reading from a Memory Stick™ or SD Card
Reading books on a memory card
Tap [Books] at [Home] menu to view a book list, Tap
a book with the
Tap to open a book
/ icon to open.
Content on SD card
Content on Memory Stick
Duo™ media
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Browsing Internet Content
Browsing Website
Websites can be browsed only when connected to a
Wi-Fi network.
Before accessing a website, confirm the following:
The WIRELESS switch is set to “ON”. ( 18).
The [Wi-Fi] is set to [On] in the [Wireless Controls]
setting ( 126).
The wireless network is available ( 37).
Note
The Internet Browser is optimized to read the text based web
sites.
It does not support media plug -ins (ex. Flash etc), file
downloads, or zoom navigation.
The Internet Browser may not support all Wi-Fi access points
or websites. Functionality and display capabilities may be
limited. Sony makes no representations or warranties
regarding the links to and/or the use of any websites or the
availability of content at any such websites.
1 Tap [Browser] under [Applications] at
[Home] menu.
2 Tap the link of the desired website in the
browse home page using the supplied stylus.
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3 Browsing website.
Browsing Website
Tips
Drag the screen to scroll content.
Press < (previous) or > (next) to turn the Web page.
Press
There are useful functions in the OPTION menu. For
details, see 96.
to change text size.
Note
Tapping the indicator bar is the invalid operation.
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Browsing Website
4 Close the web browser. Press , or press
OPTIONS tap [Continue Reading].
Note
Battery consumption increases if the Internet Browser is
left open. Close the Internet Browser after use.
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Browsing Website
To display a website by inputting its URL directly
1 In the browse home page or Web page view,
press OPTIONS.
2 Tap [Input Address].
3 Input the URL of the desired website
[OK].
Input area
OK
tap
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Browsing Website
Adding a bookmark
1 To add a Web page view to Web bookmark,
press OPTIONS.
2 Tap [Add to Bookmarks]
[OK].
To display website by selecting Web bookmarks
1 In the browse home page or Web page view,
press OPTIONS tap [View Bookmarks].
2 Tap the bookmark of the desired website.
To edit the content of Web bookmark
1 In the Web bookmarks page view, press
OPTIONS tap [View Bookmarks].
2 Press OPTIONS
3 Tap the desired bookmark
edit.
tap [Edit Bookmarks].
tap an item to
4 After editing, tap [OK].
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Browsing Website
To delete a Web bookmark
1 In the Web bookmarks page view, press
OPTIONS tap [View Bookmarks].
2 Press OPTIONS
tap [Delete Bookmarks].
3 Tap the check box of each bookmark to be
deleted.
4 Tap [Done]
Tip
You can remove all bookmarks. To delete all bookmarks,
press OPTIONS after step 2 above tap [Select All] [Done]
[Yes].
[Yes].
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OPTIONS menu of the [Browser] application
OPTIONS menu of the
[Browser] application
Pressing the OPTIONS button ( 17) will display the
menu for related supplementary functions.
Item Description/Reference page
[Browse Home]
[Add to Bookmarks]
[View Bookmarks]
[Input Address]
[Refresh Page] Refresh the display of currently
[Stop] Stops loading the Web page.
[Page Info] Displays the information of the
[Legal Information] Displays the Legal Information page
[Continue Reading] Shows the last read page of the
Returns to the browse home page (
90).
Adds currently displayed website to
the bookmark (
Displays the Web bookmarks ( 94).
Input the URL by on-screen keyboard
93).
(
displayed website.
currently displayed website.
of the currently displayed website.
content and existing the Internet
Browser.
94).
[Edit Bookmarks]
[Delete Bookmarks]
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Edits the contents of selected Web
bookmarks (
Deletes the Web bookmark selected
95).
(
94).
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Item Description/Reference page
[Now Playing]
[Resume Playing]
Shows the audio player ( 116).
Resumes audio playback ( 117).
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Collections
Collections
Creating
You can group desired content in your Reader as a
collection.
1 Tap [Collections] at [Home] menu
Collection].
[New Collection]
Tip
Press OPTIONS tap [New Collection] to create a
collection.
[New
2 Enter the collection name using the on-screen
keyboard ( 30) tap [OK].
3 Tap [Internal Memory], [Memory Stick™] or [SD
Card] to select where you want to create the
collection tap [OK].
A new collection is created in the [Collections] list.
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Collections
Tip
You can create/sync a collection by Reader Library. For
details, refer to the Reader Library Help.
To change a collection name
In the [Collections] list, tap the collection press
OPTIONS tap [Rename Collection] enter a new
collection name using the on-screen keyboard tap
[OK].
Adding content
From the collections
Note
Only content in the same physical location as the selected
collection can be added.
1 Tap [Collections] at [Home] menu
created collection.
2 Press OPTIONS
or [Periodicals].
In the periodical list, select a periodical and then
select issues.
tap [Add Content] [Books]
tap a
3 Tap the thumbnail of a desired content
[Done].
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From either the books or issues list
Collections
1 In the books or issues list, press OPTIONS
[Add to Collection].
tap
2 In the collection list, tap a collection you want
to add the content.
3 Tap the thumbnail of the desired content
[Done].
You can check added content in the collection list.
Tip
To select all books or issues, press OPTIONS in the [Add
Books] or [Add Issues] list tap [Select All].
Deleting a collection
Even if you delete a collection, all content in the
collection will remain undeleted on the Reader.
1 Tap [Collections] at [Home] menu.
2 Press OPTIONS
tap [Delete Collections].
3 Tap the check box of each collection to be
deleted [Done] [Yes].
Tip
Also, you can delete a collection using Reader Library. For
details, refer to the Reader Library Help.
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