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1 EBM-900/901/9112 User’s Guide3 Disclaimer4 License Agreement5 Table of Contents11 Welcome12 *.fubwww.audible.com 13 Getting StartedChapter 1: Getting Started The eBookMan Device Chapter 5: The Launcher Chapter 6: Data Entry Content Applications Chapter 7: Franklin Reader Chapter 8: Mobipocket Reader Chapter 9: Audiobook Player Chapter 10: Music Player 14 Organizer ApplicationsChapter 11: Address Book Chapter 12: Date Book Chapter 13: ToDo Book Chapter 14: Memo Book Miscellaneous Applications Chapter 15: Voice Memo Chapter 16: Calculate Appendix A. Getting Updates B. Serial Port Connection C. MultiMediaCards D. Troubleshooting E. Glossary F. Legal Information Index 15 www.franklin.com/ebookmanfranklin_book@one.net.au infotech@franklinse.com support@franklingmbh.de fepmexico@compuserve.com support@uhu.ch info@franklin-uk.co.uk 17 GETTING STARTED18 1. Getting Started19 My ComputerEbmInstall Note 3.Click the Install eBookMan Desktop Manager and Device Drivers button usb- driver 20 See also:Replacing Batteries On/Off 1.Turn the device off Warning: 2.Attach the eBookMan protective cover to the device and turn the device over 3.Follow the steps under “Install Batteries.” 20 Chapter 1. Getting Started 21 ImportantCable Users Cradle users Start|Programs|Franklin Electronic Publishers|eBookMan Desktop Manager 22 USB - Universal Serial BusCancel 22 Chapter 1. Getting Started 23 CD-ROMwww.franklin.com Yes 24 What eBookMan is doing26 Setting the DateSelect Setting the Time Done 26 Chapter 1. Getting Started 27 1.Open your Internet connection on your PC2.Connect eBookMan to your PC 3.Turn on your eBookMan device 4.Start the Desktop Manager 5.Click Web|Register Important Always write your password down and keep it in a safe place 29 2. eBookMan® Desktop Manager30 Connection View30 Chapter 2. eBookMan® Desktop Manager 31 Contents Pane32 Device Pane33 Managing the Panes34 Change toChange Folder Change Sync View Menu Device Info Toolbar Refresh Web Menu 34 Chapter 2. eBookMan® Desktop Manager 35 My Updatesyou can check for and download newer ver sions of the Desktop Manager and OS and applications My Download Goes to your eBookMan account at Library Franklin’s Web site Download OS Automatically downloads the OS and appli Applications cations from Franklin’s Web site if the OS is a later version from the one you have eBookMan Home Page Web site Product Support Goes to technical support at Franklin’s Web site Purchase Titles Goes to Franklin’s eBookStore Register Enables you to register your eBookMan device online at Franklin’s Web site Mobipocket Web Opens the Web Companion, which enables Companion Setup Menu Connection Intellisync Install Connect your eBookMan to your PC and turn your device on before selecting Download OS/Applications 36 Help MenuHelp Topics About eBookMan Desktop Manager About Intellisync Open eBookMan Desktop Monitor 36 Chapter 2. eBookMan® Desktop Manager 37 *.htm*.html *.pdb *.prc Web|Mobipocket Web Companion 1.From your PC, click Start|Settings|Control Panel 2.Double-click Add/Remove Programs 3.From the Install/Uninstall tab, click eBookMan Desktop Manager Add/Remove Audible Contents 39 3. Managing & Synchronizing Content59 THE eBOOKMANDEVICE60 4 . Hardware Features61 Control PadOn/Off Button & Backlight control Control Pad Scroll area Handwriting area Menu icon Launcher icon 62 mmplug and 8- 35 ohm imped- anceHeadphone jack Plug your headphones or earphones in here when listening to audio books, music, or voice memos Use this to make the connection with your cradle or cable Stylus Slide this tool out of the compartment and use it to touch the screen, tap the Control Pad, and write in the Handwriting area Speaker Amplifies sound from eBookMan. Please do not cover this when using the audio pro grams without headphones Reset button Use this button to reset and restart eBookMan. For more information, see “Resetting the Device” on page 62 Chapter 4. Hardware Features 63 BatteryThe device requires 2 AAA batteries. For more compartment information, see “Install Batteries” on page MMC port page Control Wheel The circular control in the rear of the eBookMan that functions as an “Enter” key a scrolling mechanism, or volume setting. In when reading. Hold the wheel up or down to when listening. Hold the wheel up or down to change volume continuously 64 In order to avoid damage to your eBookMan, please:•Do not drop, crush, bend, or apply excessive force to the device •Clean the device by wiping with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals Soft Reset 1.Reset from the Launcher menu •Tap to go to the Launcher •Tap to see the Launcher menu •Tap Restart system on the Launcher menu 64 Chapter 4. Hardware Features 65 Restart nowHard Reset 67 5. The Launcher68 Handwriting GuideRestart System Pen Calibration Set Contrast Disable Password Enable Password MMC Backup Launcher Help 68 Chapter 5. The Launcher 69 Active ProgramsFile Manager About Setting Contrast 2.Tap Set Contrast 70 Select DateSelect Time Volume Password 70 Chapter 5. The Launcher 71 SoundsPen Language Western European Shutoff Time 2 Minutes 1 Minute Minutes Time Format HH:MM AM/PM HH.MM AM/PM HH.MM Date Format MM/DD/YY DD/MM/YY, DD.MM.YY, or YY/MM/DD Numbers 1,000.00 1.000,00 or 1 000,00 72 Week StartsSunday Monday Double-click Slow Fast Medium File|Exit Using Active Programs 72 Chapter 5. The Launcher 73 3.Tap Stop ProgramRestart Now Stop Program 74 Setting a PasswordNew Retype New 74 Chapter 5. The Launcher 75 Disabling a Password2.Tap Disable Password Changing a Password 76 Deleting a PasswordRetype new 76 Chapter 5. The Launcher 77 Forgotten PasswordImportant: DID NOT DID DO NOT YOU ALSO LOSE THE OPERATING SYSTEM, PROGRAMS AND DATA 78 -ALLCONTENT PROGRAMS UNFILED EDIT CATEGORIES 78 Chapter 5. The Launcher 79 Changing the Category ViewAdding a Category 2.Tap EDIT CATEGORIES Add 80 Renaming a Category4.Tap Rename 80 Chapter 5. The Launcher 81 5.Enter a new name and tap OK6.Tap OK to save your change and return to the Edit Categories screen The renamed category is listed Tap Cancel to return to the Edit Categories screen without saving your change Deleting a Category 1.From the Launcher, tap the category indicator. Then Category menu appears 3.Tap the category you want to delete Note: You cannot delete default categories 4.Tap Delete The category is deleted 5.Tap Done to return to the Launcher 82 Viewing Details About a File2.Tap File Manager 4.Tap Details 82 Chapter 5. The Launcher 83 Categorizing FilesCategory PROGRAMS, and content is filed under CONTENT 85 6. Data Entry 95 CONTENTAPPLICATIONS 149 ORGANIZER193 MISCELLANEOUS203 APPENDIX235 INDEX
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