On/Off and Nav | C Technologies C-Pen specs

1. On/Off and Nav

Turns C-Pen on or off when pressed and held for more than two seconds. This button is also used to scroll through the menus and texts (push up or down) and to select an item or an option (press briefly).

2. ESC

Closes menus. This is the button on the side of C-Pen. The functions of Trigg and ESC can be exchanged to suit your own preferences. See System Settings, p. 59.

3. Display

Used to display scanned text and for communication between C-Pen and the user. The orientation of the text on the display can be changed to suit left-handed users. See System Settings, p. 59.

4. IR port

The infrared (IR) port is used for wireless data transfer between C-Pen and a PC, mobile phone or PDA that is equipped with an IR port.

5. Trigg

The Trigg button is to be pressed and held down while reading text. The functions of Trigg and ESC can be exchanged to suit your own preferences. See System Settings, p. 59.

6.Cable Socket

The Cable Socket is where you plug in the cable that connects C-Pen to your PC. The cable is used to com- municate and transfer files to and from C-Pen to your PC.

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C Technologies C-Pen manual On/Off and Nav

Contents

USER’S Guide Please Note Contents Technical Specifications Warranty Pen Models Introduction to Read Direct Info Write Storage Beam Dictionary Pen 600MX Your Personal Digital Assistant Powerful featuresRead Write only the Latin alphabet Print quality of the text Optimal Reading Conditions Language of the text Position and movement of C-PenDeformed characters Overlapping characters User Documentation and Support Care and SafetyPage Parts of C-Pen Presentation of C-PEN On/Off and Nav Status field Display Objects Menus Application iconsCheck boxes Edit fields Dialog boxesDialog buttons Installing the batteries BatteryGetting Started Turning C-Pen On and Off Battery power level Please note that information may be lost if you remove Navigating and Selecting YES Press to select an object Edit mode symbol Reading Text Reading and Saving TextPage Reading another line ReadingDeleting a line Saving Text Entering edit mode from the Text screen Entering Edit ModeEntering edit mode in an edit field Editing Text Done Quit EditingChange Insert Delete PasteGo to Select Insert Select SettingsCut, Copy and Paste Delete Write Enter edit modeText Quality Select Normal or Inverted Calibration Quit Editing Basic rules when using C Write Go to Settings in the main screen Select C Write Feedback Capital letters Symbols Write symbol mode icon Write Prototypes Page Special characters Accents and umlauts Page Applications Page Creating a new file or folder Open Command menuRename Text menu PropertiesExit Edit/C Write Settings Dictionary Installing a dictionary from the C-Pen CDIntroduction Installing a dictionary from the web Removing a dictionary Access to dictionaries Using C Dictionary Word edit box Translation/definition screen Word references Word selection screen Word selection list Dictionaries button Text Language Exit C Dictionary Info button Settings Text Quality Read Mode Recieving files Beam SettingsAlways send as Unicode Write Feedback Please note that it is impossible to read red text How to Calibrate PIN code System SettingsContrast Menu Language Power-off timeFont Left/Right Hand Info TroubleshootingGetting started Support Storage Page Receiving files Beam Send files Always send files as Unicode Page Direct Using IR Using cable Write only available for latin characters Installing C-Win Software Using C-PEN with Your PC Connecting C-Pen to a PC by IR Connecting C-Pen to a PC by Cable Pen Viewer Getting Help Copy and paste in the PC Environment Installing and Removing Applications Transferring files to and from a PC Transferring Files Transferring files to and from a PDA device Pen Edit Closing the Connection RAM 4 MB Technical Specifications Warranty Page Limited Worldwide Warranty Warranty Information Page Page UL Statement Dictionary Copyright Notice Page Dictionary 7, 39 Index Cable Connector Calibration OCR Status field Storage 8