Initial Setup
Push 
. The screen will display:
Lost & found lets you display your name and telephone number on lines 1 and 2 of the screen when you turn on your Logio (you enter your master passcode on line
3). If you lose your Logio and someone finds it and turns it on, they will see whom it belongs to and hopefully arrange to return it to you. You could use your email address instead of your telephone number but we do not recommend doing so since email addresses are sometimes used as website user IDs (and being paranoid 
.
The title “Name:” will flash. When you enter the first letter of your name, this title will
disappear. To leave the lost & found information blank, push 
or 
two times without inputting any characters. To enter your name, use the alphanumeric buttons on the Logio keypad. The first letter of each word will automatically be uppercase (only in lost & found, not in other areas of Logio). To capitalize any other letters, use
the 
button like a “shift” key on a keyboard (push and hold it and then push the letter you want to enter). The Logio keypad works like most
numbers only). For example, if you push 
one time, it will enter an “a”, two times “b”, three times “c”, and four times “2”. If you want to enter two letters or numbers that are on the same button, you have to wait a moment until the cursor moves before pushing the button again to enter the second character, or you can push 
if you do not want to wait. If you want to enter your last name, make a space after
your first name by pushing 
. Note that the right arrow button 
can only create a space if there are no characters to the right of the cursor. If you want to INSERT a
space before or between existing characters, push and hold 
and push 
.
If your name or telephone number is too long to display on the screen, the screen will jump to the right and you will see one or more
the screen to indicate you can push 
to go back to the left (main) screen. Likewise,
Logio User’s Manual, page 11