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7.3. Bookmarks .........................................................................................................19

7.3.1. Inserting bookmarks ............................................................................................ 19

7.3.2. Erasing one bookmark.........................................................................................19

7.3.3. Erasing all bookmarks .........................................................................................19

7.4. Playback of a Daisy book ...................................................................................19

7.4.1. Preparations to start a Daisy book ...................................................................... 19

7.4.2. Start / stop reading..............................................................................................19

7.5. Navigation in the Daisy book...............................................................................20

7.5.1. The structural levels of a Daisy book ...................................................................20

7.5.2. Level “books“......................................................................................................20

7.5.3. Levels “chapter and subchapter“ .......................................................................21

7.5.4. Level “phrases“...................................................................................................21

7.5.5. Level “page numbers“......................................................................................... 21

7.5.6. Level “footnotes“ .................................................................................................21

7.5.7. Level “marginals“.................................................................................................21

7.5.8. Level “time jump“.................................................................................................21

7.5.9. Level “ to beginning / end of book“ ......................................................................21

7.5.10. Level “bookmarks“ ............................................................................................21

7.5.11. Level “history“ ...................................................................................................22

7.5.12. Level ”activate sleep timer“ ...............................................................................22

7.5.13. Level “set time for sleep timer“ ..........................................................................22

7.6. Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................22

7.6.1. Charging books: announcement “memory full” ....................................................22

8. Tag reader Speakout

8.1. Introduction.........................................................................................................23

8.2. Software conditions for proper operation of Speakout........................................23

8.3. Hardware conditions...........................................................................................23

8.4. Operation............................................................................................................23

8.4.1. Switching your Milestone 311 into the Speakout application................................. 23

8.4.2. Identify a tag in order to connect a message to it.................................................24

8.4.3. Listening to a tag..................................................................................................24

8.4.4. Notes and tricks ..................................................................................................24

9. Data transfer and data administration

9.1. Connection to a computer ...................................................................................25

9.2. Data administration .............................................................................................26

10. Software upgrades

11. Troubleshooting

11.1. Nothing works anymore ......................................................................................26

11.2. Reformat memory ...............................................................................................28

12. Further information, service and support

14. Care and maintenance

15. Technical data