![This communication port is used data exchange via the IrDAinterface.](/images/new-backgrounds/135545/13554519x1.webp)
Table 1.4 Names of parts
No. | Part Name | Description |
1 | Strap hole | Acommercially available strap can be attached here. |
2 | Headphone jack | Acommercially available earphones or headphones (with 3.5 mm in |
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| diameter) can be attached here. Remove the rubber cover to use it. |
3 | Reset switch | This switch resets the terminal, similar to turning off and on the power |
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| switch. Reset the terminal when some abnormality occurs, such as if the |
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| buttons or tap operations stop working. |
4 | Action button | This button operates as the Enter key on a computer.Also, it has several |
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| functions when the 5way cursor button is pressed at the same time. |
5 | UP/DOWN button | This button moves the cursor and similar items up and down on the screen. |
6 | Battery pack cover lock | Be sure to keep the lock switches locked. Locking the switches prevents the |
| switch | battery pack from falling out. |
7 | Battery pack cover | This is the cover for the battery pack. |
8 | IrDAport | This communication port is used data exchange via the IrDAinterface. |
9 | Eject button | This button ejects a CF card (CompactFlash card) installed in the slot. |
10 | SD card slot | Either SD card or multimedia card can be inserted in this slot. |
11 | CF card slot | CF card (CompactFlash card) can be inserted in this slot. |
12 | Indicator lamp (left) | When theAC adaptor is connected to the terminal or the terminal is mounted |
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| on the Basic Cradle, the lamp turns on in orange indicating the battery pack |
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| is being charged, or in green indicating the battery pack is fully charged. |
13 | Indicator lamp (right) | The lamp blinks in green when CF card or SD card is being accessed. It also |
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| blinks in red for the alarm. |
14 | Power switch | Press this switch to turn on the power or off. Once the power is turned on, |
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| wait for 10 seconds or more to turn off the power. |
15 | LCD screen | The LCD screen displays information and stylus is used to enter information |
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| or operate on the screen. |
16 | Microphone | Direct voice sound here when recording on the Pocket Word or Memo |
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| screen. |
17 | Program buttons | Pushing one of the program buttons starts the program assigned to that |
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| button. The four default settings are, from the upper left, Menu, Calendar, |
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| Contents, and Inbox. |
18 | 5way cursor button | This button moves the cursor and similar items up, down, left and right on |
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| the screen. Pressing the center of the button straight down performs the same |
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| operation as the Enter key. |
19 | Speaker | Sounds such as the alarm come out of the speaker. Sound does not come out |
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| when a set of earphones or headphones is connected to the headphone jack. |
20 | Serial connector | Peripheral device with |
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| connector. Remove the rubber cover and store it at the right side silo before |
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| use. |
21 | Power terminals | Terminals for supplying power from the Cradle. |
22 | Power adaptor port | The dedicatedAC adaptor |
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