GUIDELINES LAID DOWN BY FCC RULES FOR USE OF THE UNIT IN THE U.S.A. (not applicable to other areas). NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 16 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed fo provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Before Beginning Operation Make back up copies of important data! Your SF Unit employs electronic memory, which makes it possible to store tare volumes of data and to recall stored data quickly and easily. Data is retained as long as power is supplied by the batteries. This means that should potteries go dead, or if you make & mistake while replacing batteries, the data stored in memory may be damaged or lost entirely.
Afire the Data Error display appears, you will not be able to input o edit data, though you will be able ta recall data (after pressing the kay to clear the display). Following the Data Error display, follow the instructions outlined below. Intersect You must perform the RESET operation (page 153) t clear the memory and return to normal operation. Before doing so, you may want to recall important data and write it down (if you don't already have a copy on paper}.
Precautions Note the following important precautions 1o ensure that you get the most out of your SF Unit. * Never try to take your SF Unit apart. « Avoid strong impact and sudden temperature changes. * At very low temperatures, the display response time may slow down or the display may fail completely. This is temporary, and correct operation should return &t normal temperature.
Precautions Incorrectly using batteries can cause them to burst or leak, possibly damaging the interior of the SF Unit. Note the following precautions: * Be sure that the positive and negative poles of each battery are racing in the proper direction. « Never mix batteries of different types. * Never mix old batteries and new ones. * Never leave dead batteries in the battery compartment. Remove the batteries. if you do not plan to.use.SF.
8. Replace the battery holder and fasten it in place. 8. Slide the battery switch to the “Operational” setting. Battery switch Operational 7. Replace the back cover of the SF Unit and fasten it In place using the three screws, To replace the back-up battery before replacing the back-up battery, note the following precautions: + Do not remove the main batteries from the SF Unit while back-up battery is removed, + Be sure to replace the bask-up battery at least once a year.
Getting to Know Your SF Unit Using the Telephone Directory Function Using the Business Card Library Function Using the Memo Function Using the Calendar Function Using the Schedule Keeper Using the Timekeeping Function Editing Data Items Stored in Memory Other Functions Using the Calculator Functions IC Lards Performing Data Communications Using Printer Using the Pen Printer Reference
14 Contents Multiple Language Capability Before Ba ginning Operation About the Power Supply To replace the main batteries 8 To replace the back-up battery 11 Getting to Know Your SF Unit Key identification chart 20 About the Symbols Used on the Display f.
18 Using the Secret Function To register a password 92 To exit the secret area a3 Entering the secret area 93 To change the password G4 Transferring data between the secret and open areas 95 Using the Phrase Memory Function To store Phrase Memory data a7 Yo recall Phrase Memory data 28 Using the Auto Display Function Using the Calculator Functions Performing General Calculations Performing Date Calculations IG Cards Using IC Cards Precautions when using an IC card 106 Replacing the IC card battery 106 insta
18 To print MODE DATA ITEMS in the Telethons Directory, Getting to Know Your SF Unit Display Shows input characters, etc, LOCK/FREE switch IC card sot For loading of card, Business Card Library, or Memo Mode 137 “To print MODE DATA ITEMS fora specific period in the Schedule Vesper 137 To print MODE DATA ITEMS for: a specific period in the Calendar Display 138 Printing error messages 138 Using the Pen Printer Pen Printing 140 Connector terminal To connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit 140 For connection of
20 Key identification chart The keyboard illustrated below shows alt of the characters that can be entered from the keyboard. e [euleclauea]t 1925138442158 [=Ali ENIWETOK ROITUlYATUET 1 ]Nippon T %, qajweleirojrulvajui]iifod]pofw i aalstloi[rofcofualualxols T T e[~ |>ile~ ot |2 AJXE[cTvelBuIN M + ralxefcifvafoiln [m I cone Each key is capable of entering four characters. Characters are entered by pressing a key directly, or by using the ] and [ keys.
About the Symbols Used on the Display Learning About Your SF Unit 22 Caucasian SF-03504 Y Separator mark. Separator mark ingested when [ is pressed input mode to indicate the end of a data fem, t | w Newline mark. Newline mark inserted when is pressed to indicate & new tine. Cursor, indicating current input position. Cursor when 10 or fewer characters remain in the input capacity. indicates data off the top of the display. Indicates data off the bottom of the display.
o) Key input tone A beep sounds each time you press a key. You can turn off this beep if you want to. in any mods except the calculator mode, press and the menu appears. 1. Press [8] and then (1] to select SOUND. 2. Use [2) and to select key, and then use to switch between on and off. 3. Press ] to store the settings, Entering text Cursor Use (1], move the cursor in the corresponding direction. Hold down any cursor key t0 move the cursor at high speed.
e 26 Using the Data Management Functions This part of the manual tells you how to use ths versatile data Storage functions. You will earn how to store, recall, and edit Telephone Directory, Business Card Library, Memo, and Schedule data. To make procedures as easy to understand as possible, they are explained using actual example operations. Using. the Telephone Directory Function The Telephone Directory function lets you store addresses and telephone numbers in memory for instant recall when you need them.
28 * When the total number of characters making up the name and telephone number is less than 31, the name and telephone number are displayed on the same line of the display. + While a combine mark ({8} (see page 32) is on the display, the E& key will not store any data, Delete the combine mark using the el key before pressing bey.
To locate data using Index Search Example: Search for the data stored for Diana Smith 1. Press the =] key. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY e DATA ITEMS MARKED NAME? = so© This display indicates that there are currently nine data items stored in memory. Of these, none are marked, For further details on marked (page §7). 2. Press the key to display the first set of six names and telephone numbers.
2. Input the next part of the search data. R ANDERSON 171 ANDERSON 3. Press the 55 key. ANDERSON JACK 234--228--8333 4, Press the & key 10 switch to the Data Display. * @ is the combine mark which separates search specifications. * While a combine mark is on the display, the BE] key will not store any data. Delete the combine mark using the & key before pressing 61, To locate data using Made Search Example: Search for all data items that contain the text '‘Los Angeles”™ 1.
Notes « The message “DATA ITEM NOT FOUND!" appears on the display if Using the Business Card Library Function you pattern ta search for text that does not exist in memory. This can be because the item does riot sexist, or because you made a mistake when you entered the text. The Business Card Library function lets you store a wide variety o business Should this message appear, press recall and edit the data. text you input, or B8 to reenter the text from the beginning.
6 To store data Example: Tors fhe data included on the business card Illustrated below. DAVID GEAR PRODUCT MANAGER CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION PO BOX 000 £10 MOIST PLEASANT AVE. DOVER, 14) 07501 PHONE TELEX 647754 FACSIMILE 262-361-381% CR CO, LID. 1. Press the 8] key. BUSINESS CARD LIBRARY &% EMPLOYERS DATA 1 REMS MARKED NAME? s ose = * If the T8 indicator does not appear, press 55 key. 2. Press the B2l key, and the message "NAME?" appears. 3. input the name of the person and press the (e key.
8 Recalling Business Card Library data Data stored in the Business Card Library can be recalled using one of the following procedures: * index Search Serializing through the alphabetical sifting of employer names only. * Initial Character Search Recall of all rems under a name that begins with specific characters. * Mode Search Recall of alf items that contain specific characters anywhere. About the Business Card Library display Three different display formats are used in the Business Card Library.
ROBINSON LUCY Copywriter, Domestic Advertisement Division, HW ADVERTISING INC. 89012 A.B. Avenue, New York, NY 10176 PO.BOX: 30003 Tel: 222-228-1234 WILLIAMS ROBERT Vice-President, Latin America Region, QD MOTORS QD Building, 10250 QD Road, Chicago, I PO BOX: 1234567 Tal: 831-343-6686 Fax: 631-343-6969 MAYER RICK Sales Manager, AV. Products, CBA ELECTRONICS €O, 1TD. Unit 8, 1000 Non tb Circular Road, London HW2 7JD Tel.
42 A Name/Number Display shows the name and telephones number for the name that you specified at the top. . Press the key to switch fo the Data Display. When the total number of characters making up the name and telephone number is greater than 32, only. the name is displayed in the Name/Number Display. If the name itself exceeds 32 characters, only its first 32 characters are shown on the Name/Number Display. The above procedure can also be performed specifying "GOMEZ CARLOS", or simply “G".
4 ro . Press f# followed by the &5 key, While in the Business Card Library, press B8, and the message “NAME?" appears. . Input the first part of the search data. ) NEW [FEES YORK Press the key and input the other pant of the search data. i) AD New York@Ad_ ROBINSON. LUCY The marching name and telephone number appear at the top of the display. Crass the key to change 1o the Data Display. T Using the Memo Function The Memo function lets you store such data as timetables, price lists and general memorandum.
48 4. Proceed as follows. Fil 7:00 12:08 After you complete inputting the data press the 527 key to store this data item into memory. Recalling Memo data Data stored in the Memo Medea can be recalled using one of the following procedures: * Index Search Se roiling through a Bst of the first lines of each data item stored. » Initiate Character Search Recall of all items with a specific first fine, * Mode Search Recall of &l items that contain specific characters.
48 To locate data using index Search Example: Search for the data stared under the name “PLAN 87 1. Press the B key to enter the Memo Mode. DATA | REMS 8 MARKED e MEMO? s « This display indicates that there are currently eight memos stored in memory. Of these, none are marked {page 90). . Press the (] key fo display the first set of six memo names. . Press ¥ to scroll down fo the next page. . Press the (W) key until the memo name “PLAN 8" is at the top of the display.
50 3 Use the (2] and keys to select ane of the displayed names by positioning it in the top fine of the display, and then press the E3) key to switch to its Data Display. DRIVER!S LICENSE Valid anti Oct. Number A-1234586 PASSPORT Va ltd until Dec. Number XY543210 ® L] 29, 18¢3 11, 1885 To locate data using Sequential Search Example: Use index Search to display the “SUBWAY TIMETABLE" memo, and then move to the “AIRLINE SCHEDULE — NY. ~TOKYO"™ memo. 1.
Using the Calendar Function The Calendar function gives you instant access to any full month calendar from January 1901 through December 2099. The wide display shows two calendars per screen. Whenever you perform the memory reset aeration, the SF Unit's Calendar Mode shows January and February 1993, The examples in this manual, however, are alf based on 1992 calendars. Displaying a calendar for a specific month There are three methods that you can use to display the calendar for a specific month.
54 To scroll through calendars Example: SUMO TUQUE TH FR SA SUMO TUQUE TH £ 84 leaser g 12845 3 910111 121314 § 78 310m12 1516 1718 19 20 21 1314 W 20 2122 1992 O 1" SUMO TUQUE TH FR SA SUMO TUQUE 123453 { 12 6789101 3456788 13 1415 101932 202122 1718 1982 3 1983 tailor SURFS TUQUE TH FR 84 SUMPTUOUS TH R 84 12394568 g 12345% Tannery 78 91011 1495 212228 2122 228 B 31 1993 * The key aeration can also be performed by pressing the [ key.
8. Use the cursor keys to select Saturday, and press @, 7. Press the =1 key to complete the procedure and highlight the days. SUMO TUQUE TH FR SA OURS TUQUE 123 8456789 & wiliness 1091 22122 171619 1692 — 3 1993 Changing the calendar format The procedure described here lets you switch the day of the week sequence between Sunday through Saturday, and Monday through Sunday. Example: To change the calendar format from Sunday through Saturday to Monday through Sunday. 1. Press the [ key to display a calendar.
58 . Move the date cursor to the starting date. REFEREEING) (or input 6) SUMO TUQUE TH URSA T, 123 §-7 3 810 13714 15 18 17 2021222324 272825 Crass the key to specify the start date. SEBUM TUQUE TH FR SA HIGHLIGHT {GATED 1892/ 77/ 6 MON 1 1892/ 7/ 6 MON 0 . Move the date cursor 1o the ending date, SUMO TUQUE THAR SA UNI GHL I GATED 1982/ T/ & MON t 19927 8/14 FRI 29 According to this display, there are 29 working days in the specified period.
B0 * Timetables Display — shows at a glance when appointments are scheduled throughout an entire day. ot oo fem vindicates multitude i It you have highlighted & date on the calendar, the day of the week is in void Indicates no time brackets; otherwise it is in parentheses, with appointment Day count (from Jan. 1) Remaining Days {to Dec.
62 24-hour display 18927 7 121801 13{40] 14{T0] 15[4E] 16]TH] 7[FR] 1815A1 The Timetable Display and Data Display ses dither or S-hour format, depending on the HOME TIME setting you make for the Home Time {page 80). Entering the Schedule Keeper When you enter the Schedule Keeper, you have to enter for a specific date. There are three methods that you can use to specify the date when entering the Schedule Keeper. * Dale specification Enter the date that you wish to access.
Sequential selection 1992/ Example: 3251 041 19827 [189167 26) This is the Timetable Display for November 20, 1692, 91t i 3. Press the &8 key, and the message “DESCRIPTION?" appears lo ask i ¥ 1@ you to erred the time of the schedule, I 1082/ 74181 BAT ) [ 200/ 186 28} F;’ 32£i t 201 910 11 DESCRIPTION) ) retainer Input the time and then press the [ key. Inputting data into the Schedule Keeper 100 inputting data info the Schedule Keeper is actually quite simple.
Press the ¥ key 10 change the date fo the 25th, Input the details. ol NEW SBE YORK Crass the [ key. Nita the 1 symbol on the display. t New York {326/037 48] 1992711725 (WED) i New York {390/ 036 48] Press o display the 26th. Input the first appointment. Note the key operation used to enter the starting time and ending time, &5 1 55 (PIG 3 Crueler 1892411728 (THU) 3517035 48] 7 1:00p DESCRIPTION Now input the details. DEPARTMENT [ai=] MEETING ROOM 54 108 89 ) &= input the next appointment.
68 3 Press the key to switch 1o the Data Display. 1992/ {331/035 48] Beget Mr. MCDONALD at A.B. HOTEL 1:00p Department Meeting 1 (Room 105) 3:00e 2 « Press the (T] key to scrofula down line-by-line through the Data Display ([4] strolls up), or ¥ to scroll down appointment-by-appointment { 4 scrolls up). Calendar Search Example: Check the schedule dale for November 20, 1892, 1. Select the date on the Calendar display. (EEE I (O00a] for input 20) 2.
mn 2. Input the search data, and press the 5 key. + Note that you could also enter just the word “Department” or “D" for the search. DEPARTMENT MEETING [ 13311035 48] 1:00p Department Nesting 1 (Room 105} 3:00p The indicator appears an the display and the first entry that matches the specified text appears on the display. 3. Press § or & key to view other data items that mach the specification {displayed in chronological order).
7 Notes The following shows how lime search is performed memory: 10:00 AM 10:30 PM 10:00 AM ~ 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:30 AM Search data: 10:30 AM stems found: 10:00 AM ~ 1100 AM 10:30 AM ~ 12:00 PM 10:30 AM Search data: 10:00 AM items found: 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 10:00 AM ~11:00 AM 10:30 AM ~12:00 PM Using the Schedule Alarm Function The Schedule Alarm function lets you set alarms to signal scheduled appointment mes. The procedure for setting schedule alarms will be explained here using actual examples.
" When a schedule alarm time is reached When a time that is preset with a schedule alarm is reached, an audible alarm sounds for 20 seconds and the corresponding schedule data appears, Press dny key to stop the alarm sound. Then press the Esg key 1o return to the display you wees at before the alarm began to sound. * 1t a schedule alarm time is reached while power is OFF the SF Unit automatically switches ON, * The alarm mark and alarm time: display are automatically cleared when a schedule alarm time.
sing the Timekeeping Function About Home Time and World Time Your SF Unit comes with its own precision timepiece built in. A World Time function shows you the current time in New York, London, Paris, Tokyo, ete. You can specify one of these times as your Home Time, which is used for ‘Beholder Alarms and Daily Alarm: Whenever you perform the memory fetes operation, the SF Unit’s Home Time Mode resets to the MONTH/DATE/YEAR format, to JAN/1/1993.
" 3. Press (1] to select “HOME TIME SET". 2. press the B key, and the following menu appears. 4. Cross [A] 1o set AM, or (B for PM. You can switch between AM and PM while the hours digits or minutes digits of the time are flashing. 5. Input the hour, minutes, year, month and date, pressing (B after each entry, ®Fn 10 [3%) You can also leave any sifting the way it is without making any changes & SOUND by pressing the [ key while the digits for the setting are flashing.
To switch between 12-hour and 24-hour format 1. Press the B key. — New York | 198821 7/ 6 (MON} PMf1:12 35 2. Press the ¥ key. 3 Press (4] o select "12/24 HOURS. ey | New York Y1982/ 7108 {MON} e 23112 38 » Note that the time has been changed from 12-hour to 24-hour format. The 12-houri-hour specification affects all time displays, including those int the Schedule Mode, World Time, and alarms.
82 4, Select the city you want. . 5. Press the B8 key to view the World Time Display for the city you selected, ! Paris JULY 771882 (TUE) §i1 344 ¢ The initial setting for the World Time is New York. Using the daylight saving time function This function lets you specify daylight saving time for cities that use such a timekeeping system. To switch daylight saving time ON and OFF 1. Press the (B key or the key. 2. Press the em key. 3.
8 + When you locate a data item using Initial Character Search or Mode Search, the 88 indicator disappears from the display when you press (1] whir in the function menu. . Hep you change the name entry in the Business Card Library, all of the entries are resented in alphabetical sequence when you press the B} key, To change the date of a Schedule Keeper data item Change the date for the Planning Meeting from 10:00 AM on November 20, 1992 November 27, 1992. ’ 1.
Y o 8. Make the necessary changes. g Press the @ key to display the FREE entry data with its name. T 611 FREE 1 BIRTHDAY FREE 3 83134861114 7. Press the §6] key 10 store the newly edited data items in memory. @ ke 1o store the new dale item name in memory. press the B& ata . « If you press the B8 key while editing multiple data items, the SF Uris wolf place of “FREE 27", Also, Now, the prompt "BIRTHDAY?" will appear data fem edify and the message “NAME?" will appear on .
88 To delete unmarked data items Example: Delete all unmarked dais items in the Memo Mode (see page 90 for details on marked data items). 1. Press B8 to enter the Emu Mode. 2. Press the B key. 3. select “UNMARKED DATA ITEM DELETE” and the following message appears to confirm whether you wish 1o delete the data items. “DELETE ALL UNMARKED DATA ITEMS? YES 0" 4. Press 67 o deletes all unmarked data terns or (652 o return lo the MEMO display.
| e armament e | 8 Other Functions Using the Mark Function The Mark function lets you mark data stem to protect it against being deleted by the delete procedure (gaps 87) To assign marks to data items Example: Enter the following dale item and mark it. Bob Loyd, 631-343-8221 1. Input the data. B LLOYD i BOB 631-343-8221 2. Cross W@ to mark the data item. Note the 'y indicator which shows that the data item is marked. LLOYD BOB 8313488221 3. Press the key to store the data.
sing the Secret Function TELEPHONE D RECTORY 7 DATA ITEMS MARKED The Secret Function lets you store Telephone Directory, Business Card Library, & Memo data and Schedule Keeper data in & memory area that is protected NAME? Dby & secret password. Only individuals able to enter the password can view e w ~al the information stored in the secret memory area. i P he key s inoperative when you are entering a password. You can register only one password. Be sure not o forget it.
3. Next, the SF Unit enters the secret area, indicated by the the bottom of the display. MEMO DATA STEMS MARKED NAME? you enter a wrong password, the message PASSWORD MISMATCHI® appears on the display. * K no password is registered, the message ' ‘NO PASSWORD REGISTERED!" appears on the display. To change the password Example: Change the password from “CASIO" to “ISAAC. 1.
96 8. Press [ to transfer the data item or to cancel the data transfer. * The SF Unit enters the secret area, indicated by the * ~& * indicator, * If a password is not already registered in the above procedure, the pass. word entered in response 1o the “PASSWORD?’" prompt is registered as a new password. To transfer a data item from the secret area to the open area Example: Transfer the data item stored under Diana Smith from the secret area to the open area. 1. Enter the Telephone Directory. 2.
98 To recall Phrase Memory data Example: Susan's Birthday 1. In the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library, Memo Mode, or Schedule Keeper, locate the cursor where you want to input the Phrase Memory data, ] SUSAN'S [5id) 2. Press. fa follows. by the. Phrase Memory. number, deaf (1669 1992/ B/ 3(MON) Susan’s Birthday 12167150 32 You can press the fms) key to exit the Phrase Memory Function without entering any Phrase Memory number.
Using the Calculator Functions Performing General Calculations Calculation keys By e DEEOOHOOHEeE SWEHHO®DDOEE Right () » Numeric keys and decimal key { (1) « Arithmetic operator keys ( (3], [X), [E]) Press these keys as they appear in the arithmetic operation, and press the key 1o obtain the result. » Root key () yse this key to obtain the square root of a value. « independent memory keys ( M3, fad, Adds the displayed value to the independent memory.
Calculation examples 53+123 6 963 (2356 123456 x 741882= | |ee i 12423 i 45428 P 78428 i 7-58= 1296 of 1500 Percentage of 660 against 880 150% add-on of 2500 28% discount of 3500 What wil the selling price and profit be when the purchasing pics of an item is $480 and the profit fate to the selling price is 25%? 1 you made $80 tacit week and $100 this week, what is the percent increase? & 53 (2 128 (51 63 235 66 () 963 ()89 123456 741852 3EX5E SEEING 7@ 2® 1230 (5 23 3] 1500 [ 12 ) 560 [T) 880 2500 3600 480
Example: Determine the dates 50, 100, and 150 days from October 11, 1991 {using a constant). F)(H 50[=] 100(=} 150 (5] K+ {lady 1991/11/30 19921 1/18” 1992/ 3/ 9 Example: Determine the dates 1§, 30, and 45 days before February 5, 1892 {using the memory). =215 104 {TUE) 1992/ 1/ 21 (MON) 1992/ 1/ (SUN) 1991/ 12/ 22 IC Cards e Using IC Cards The SF Unit's IC Card System lets you use IC cards to plug in application software or for external storage of dale.
« Certain I cards may not display messages in the language you have selected as your system language. » When using IC cards that do allow multi-lingual capabilities, be sure 10 consult the instructions that come with the IC card for information on how to change the card's language. Replacing the IC card battery IC cards that can store data feature a builtin memory protection battery (installed at the factory), with enough power fo tacit for about one year (ES.
Installing and removing an IC card Note that the SF Unit is shipped with & dummy card loaded in the 1G card slot to protect internal components. To replace an IC card 1. Press the key of the §F Unit to switch power OFF. 2. Glide the LOCK/FREE switch to the: FREE position. 3. Tide the card sect switch in the direction noted by the arrow in the illustration. 4. Pull out the card currently installed in the SF Unit. & Carefully install the card you want 16 use. Y 6.
Using RAM Card An optical E-100 RAM card can be used for storage of Telephone Directory, Business Card Library, and Meg data. You can build a collection of RAM cards for virtually unlimited external storage capabilities. For details on optional RAM cards, ES-105 and ES-110, see the owner's manual that comes with the cards. Initializing a RAM card The initialization procedure described here prepares a RAM card ior data storage.
Selecting between SF Unit and RAM card storage You can switch between SF Unit memory and RAM card storage while the initial display of any mode is shown. The hollowing example shows the procedures of the Telephone Directory, but the same procedure can also be used for the Business Card Library and the Memo Mods. To select between SF Unit and RAM card storage 1. Press the {E] key 2. Press the key again for RAM card storage. Note that the £} indicator appears on the display.
To enter the RAM card secret area from the SF Unit secret ‘area The following example shows the procedure of the Telephone Directory, but the same procedure can also be used for the Business Card Library and the Memo Mode. 1. Press the () key. 2. Enter the SF Unit secret area. 3. Cross the [F key again to enter the RAM card secret area. Nos that the appears-on-the display. key in the above procedure to switch in the Business Card Library, and the [ key 1o switch in the Memo, Mode.
8, Press the [ key to transfer the data. To transfer ONE DATA ITEM Example: Transfer Thomas Benson's data item from the SF Unit's Telephone Directory to a RAM acid. Press the (i8] key, followed by the fend key. Press (3] to select DATA COMMUNICATION, and then (5] to select DATA TO RAM CARD. » 1 TO PEN AREA .
118 6. Press the 5 key 1o retain the data in the sender’s memory of the [} key to delete it. To transfer ALL DATA ITEMS Example: Transfer the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library and Memo data from the SF Unit to a RAM card. 1. Press the key, and the B key. Then press to defect DATA COMMUNICATION. 2.
120 Performing Data Communications Data communications capabilities let you transfer data between two CASIO SF Purists, or heatwave the SF Unit and a personal computer. Setting Up for Data Communications The following describes what you should do 1o set up for data communications f between two SF Units or between the SF-8360 and a personal computer. i To connect the SF-9350 to another SF Unit 1. Make sure that the power of both units is switched off. 2.
‘ Y Performing data communications between an SF Unit and a personal computer Note that the optionally available FA-120 V350b or higher Interface Unit is for data communications between the SF-350 and a personal computer. FA400 and FA-150 Interface Units can also be used for data communications, Setting the Hardware Parameters before you can perform data communications, you must first set up certain To connect the SF Unit with a personal computer 1,.. First, ensure. that the power of the SF Unit.
4, Press the [ cursor key to move to the BIT LENGTH location's. Use (4] and o select 8 bits. 6 Next, press the cursor key to:move to the BPS selection. Use (] and 1o select 4800, 8. Now press the (87 key 10 register your hardware parameters and return o the “DATA COMMUNICATION" menu. * Press the £ key 10 cancel the setting. 124 Setting up the Receive SF Unit The following procedures describe how 10 set up an SF Unit to receive data from another SF Unit or from a personal computer.
Transmitting Data The procedures described in this section make it positive to send data from one SF Unit to another. Before actually beginning these procedures, mask sure that the message “RECEIVE OK!” is shown on the display of the receiving unit. About transmitting data Before actually getting into actual data communications, we should first define few rules about how the SF Unit conducts data communications.
Y 3. Press o select “SEND™ 4. Press [1]to select “ONE DATA ITEM" and the message “"SEARCH FOR?" appears on the display to ask you what data item you wish 1o transmit, 5, Scroll through the Index Display unit the name of the Memo you wish to send is al the top, and then press the & key 1o change to the Data Display. FEE PRICE LIST (TAX FREE) Perfume $200 Tie $125 DRIVER'S LICENSE y SEND? vetoes] /NONSEXIST] o 6.
i I | 130 To send MODE DATA ITEMS in the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library, or Memo Mode Example: Send all data rems sired in the Business Card Library. . Press the f] key on the transmitting unit to enter the Business Card Library, . Press the ] key followed by 1o select “DATA COMMUNICATION®, . Press [T o select “SEND™. . Cross (2] to select “MODE DATA ITEMS" and a message appears an the display o confirm whether or not you wish 10 transmit the data items.
Transmitting error messages The following messages appear on the display of the receiving unit when a problem occurs during data communications, All data transferred up to display of the message is retained in memory, but data communication is terminated. 1 one of the following error messages appears, press the i), (5], key to clear the error message. Then, take corrective action and try data communication again.
To connect an SF Unit with a printer 1. 2. 3 First, ensure that the power of the 8F Unit and the printer is switched OFK Printer — EPSON L-800, using » 8143 serial interface. Connect the printer 1o the FA-100 Interface Unit using an RS-232C roses cable. Remove the connector cover from the connector terminal of the 5F Unit. » Be careful not 10 108 the connector cover. It should be replaced in the 134 connector terminal whenever the cable is disconnected. Connect the SF Unit fo the FA-100 Interface. Unit. .
(413 (1)) DEPARTMENT (i [331/035 48] interdepartmental Meeting {Room 168) 3:00p PRINT? YES[SET] /NONESUCH] & i B Press the Key bagging printing of the displayed data tem, of the &g key to return 1o the Time Table Display. To print one MONTH in the Calendar Display Example: Print the calendar for December 1692, . Press the =g key 10 enter the Calendar Display. . Press the [ key followed by [4] to select *DATA COMMUNICATION™ . Press (3] 10 select "PRINT. .
8. Enter the ending date (November 30, 1982), and press the &) key to begin printing, or the 58 key to return 10 the “DATA COMMUNICATION” menu, 923 11 @30 *%demode DATA PRINT sk % FROM: 1 (SUN) TO: PRINT? 1982/11730 (MON) vetoes] /no & Even if the starting date you Specify is chronologically after the ending date {from Clobber 31, 1992 through October 1, 1992, for example), the SF Unit still prints the data starting from the earlier date and ending with the irate date.
Using the Pen Printer T Pen Printing Connection of the optional CP-§ Pen Printer using the cable its you print data directly from the SF Unit. You can either print data already stored in the SF Unit, or you can use the SF Unit's keyboard for input of text to print. To connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit 1. Check to make sure that the power of the Pen Printer and the SF Unit is switched OFF. 2. Remove the Pen Printer's connector cover and connect the cable. 3.
6 Press the Pen Printer’s READ button, and then press the SF Unit's key. 7. Press the Pen Printer's PRINT button and print the second line of data. Repeat this operation as many times as required to print all of the data. Printing sample: SMITH DIANA ¢322 Avenue, {Chicago, IL »-Rime-data for a schedule-cannot e printed: To print text entered on the SF Unit’s keyboard Example: Input and print the text "COMPANY NEWS". 1. Press the key, followed by the [55) key.
1. Press the 3 (or fEH, 65) key, follows by the key. Then press select DATA COMMUNICATION and (] o select PEN PRINTING, ¢ 2. Press [3] to select PRINT FORMAT, | 3 “NORMAL" is shaded because it is selected. Use the (5] and [4] keys Reference o change the character size sifting, 4. select the PITCH setting, Press increase the pitch setting, and (4] 1o decreases it, Note that the number of characters in parentheses also changes as you change the pitch.
148 (D World Time key @ Home Time key @ Calendar key @schedule key mammon key ®Business Card key {Telephone Directory key @ Return key @Power Chronicler key @NEXT kay @) Power OFF key @SET key @Calculator mode key COMBINE key @Insert kay SEARCHER key @ Delete key & Time/Date key @ Character quays @ Cursor keys SOAPS ‘key @ Shift key @ Cole key @ Mark key (@ Capacity display key @ Phrases Memory key @Function key @Page Up/ Page down keys @ Display Chang key @ Auto Display! Schedule alarm key & Seurat key @ES
n No. Name Function Key CAP i [Ne. Name Function Key CAP. o | Character Keys Usa these keys 10 enter characters, Page Up/ Press this key to scroll the index display 2 @ spaces, punctuation and numbers. ) | Page Down keys | up of down, six Sings at a time. Also used CAPS vy Cross this key to shift the keyboard 0 scroll from data item to data item. 3 between upper-case and lower-case.
Storage Capacity SF Unit's memory The 64K byte memory capacity includes a user area.
A Auto Sort Sequence Resetting the SF Unit’s Memory Telephone Directory data items are automatically sorted in alphabetical order Before describing the RESET aeration, a note of WARNING The following according to the first letter entered for NAME. procedure will erase alf data stored In memory, including marked data Business Card Library data items: are sorted according to the EMPLOYER Hems, Be sure to perform the RESET operation only If you wish to clear entry.
~y ! Following the RESET operation, the Home Time Display appears. The initial getting of the SF Unit after reset are shown below, 1 HOME TIME: GMT. About the Memory Capacity Display (FRI 12:00 AM The Memory Capacity display tells you how much total memory is used for 12-hour format WORLD TIME: New York storage of Telephones Directory, Business Card Library, Meme, Calendar, and Schedule Keeper data.
156 Data Input Error Table Message Meaning Action DATA ITEM NOT Text specified for search | Correct or change FOUND does nat exist. pacified text o PASSWORD Tirol password. emerged. enter correct password: MEMORY FULLY Na more room in memory for storage of data. delete unnecessary data items from memory. DATA ERROR! CONSULT YOUR OWNER'S MANUAL UNDER “DATA ERROR™ Abnormal data caused by strong impact; static electricity, efc: Consult the “DATA ERROR’ section on page 8.
Battery life: Main: Approximately 120 hours {Repeated cycle of $-minute data input into ‘Telephone Directory followed by 10-minute display. Operation temperature of 20°C) Approximately 150 hours {Continuous display in Telephone Directory. Operation temperature of 20°C) Backup: & years if main batteries are replaced as soon as they become weak. 1 year if dead main batteries are left in the unit. Auto power off Approximately 6 minutes after last key operation Operating temperature: | 0°C ~40°C (32°F ~104°F).
160 IC card battery 08 € Cards 105 Index Search Business Card R Memo 48, 48 Telephone Directory 26, 30 Initial Character Search Business Card 38, 41 Mao 48,48 Schedule Keeper 67, 69 Telephone Directory 28, 30 initial settings 154 initialize a RAM card e Key input tone 24 Keys 148 Main batteries 79 Mark Function 20 Merak Function 45 Memory capacity display 155 MODE DATA ITEMS Data communications 126, 130 Printer 138,137 RAM card "7 Mode Search Business Card 38,43 Memo 48, 48 Schedule Keeper &, n Telephone Di
