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Important things to do:

qPlease read through this Quick Start section even if you hate to read operation manuals. The Quick Start section will get you up and running with your unit in just a few minutes. Refer to the rest of the manual for more details about a particular operation.

qPlease read through the section for answers to commonly asked questions. There is a good chance that any general questions you have about your unit will be answered there.

13( Press (2nd) 5 when you need help using a particular application on the unit. The on-screen help is a quick reference guide explaining various controls and their functions.

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Sharp IQ-8900, IQ-8920 manual Uick Start, Important things to do

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Page Page Display can be adjusted to any angle to make reading easy Press the lock button and open the unit Uick Start Important things to do Installing or replacing the batteries C4l Replace the operation battery cover. FigNormal OPERATION. Fig While holding down the m key Adjusting the touch panel Q1 Press m and then touch v to open the Tools menuOn the Tools menu and then touch Submenu Touch K when you are finished Adjusting the LCD contrastOn the menu, then touch Setting the time and date Press on and touch Disabling the demonstration start-up display Touch m to save all the changes Touch m when You are finished Making your first entry a Telephone entry Jotting down a quick note into the Scrapbook Touch p-j Press B Type in a description. Example Meeting with Pat Recording an appointmentTouch m to store the entry into memory Moving an appointment Touch mi to save the changes Entering a To Do item Select the application you Want to search Searching for information anywhere in the unitIII Finding an entry from the Index mode Using the Calendar views To displayMonth view Touch a date and then touch RI to see more Details Cl3 Touch mi to see Details of the selected date Editing an Entry Deleting an Entry Deleting Multiple Entries Touch m/ when you finish selecting the folders Assigning an entry to a Filer folder Using the Filer C3 l Copying and pasting text between applications Press j2nd s to copy the text to the clipboardGo to the entry you want to add the text to Touch the desired place of insertion Using the Calculator El1 Find an entry that you have stored numbersPaste Press %J WJ to enter Copied number to the Calculator Answers to Commonly Asked Questions ~~ONFIGURE Telephone i 1 or Configure Telephone 21 or Want to print out my unit information. What do / need? Page Page 0C ontents ~......~.~ General Operation Time Management 133 139Outline Application 173 198 Caic Calculator Application 210 Sending Fax from the unit 253 274280 282 298 292299 Page Page This manual consists of 9 chapters and a set of appendices Getting StartedGeneral Operation Time Management Personalizing your unit Desk AccessoriesAppendices Onventions Used in this Manual Aring for the unit Page Page Page Part Names and Functions External power Connects the unit to Supply pin Keyboard For entry of characters Commands Touch pen holderReset button IC card lock switch Getting the Unit Up and Running LnitializingPage Touch IClTlES List of cities appears Auto power off Touch Adjust LCD. a submenu appears Touch Adjust LCD Contrast Getting to Know Your Unit Applications Page To do application menu CardAn IC card is currently being used Edit Caps 2nd2ndJ key has been pressed Out of memory Delete confirmationPage General Operation Opening an Application Selecting Display Modes DEL imm Other operations from the keyboard Clears a selected field Storing itStores an entry to the memory ?Fy Moves the cursor IPREViET Selects a field Making a New Entry Press m on the keyboard Blank form opens in the Edit modeTel 529-8200 Fax 529-9695 Address Press Enter to store the entry. Touch WI Editing an Existing Entry Editing Techniques See p for more information about using picture fields Cursor Typing in text Letters lowercase and uppercase SymbolsNumbers Except in the Notebook and Outline Clears the currently selected fieldApplications Deletes all of the selected text Finding Specific Entries in Your Unit Press Search Search window will open By topic By date Deleting Entries from the Unit Daily view Data Deletion submenu in the Tel application Touch Data DELETION. The submenu appears Drawing Using the Scrapbook Write the letter a and draw a circle around it ‘.% * . . .., ,..I 1s~ ay the drawing YOU EE j or I i%q to d’Want to delete on the viewing Press Si Checking the Unit’s Memory Checking the Time and Date182 Tools Menu-the Unit’s Basic Utilities Touch More Tools to open the second Tools menu First Tools menuSecond Tools menu Page Time Management Unit’s Calendar, Schedule, To Do, Calendar Application Page Displays current Glance. The view must be selected from the application menu Number Calendar Views In the Calendar application Go to the Daily view Odify Schedule Application Type Ides of March Costume Ball Touch Store New entry is now stored Using the Index mode Description Using keywords Using the Calendar viewSearch window appears Deleting single entries Deleting all entries Deletion of entries over a specific period Specific Date Making Using the Schedule application’s Repeat function, you 100 Weekly is the default repeat setting Time Description Clearing a set alarm 103 To Do Application Assigning priority to entries Priority Press to Press rNEWl Edit mode opensTouch Entry is now stored Entering a monthly goal Assigning due dates to entries106 Finding and Using the Index mode Reviewing 1. Go to the Index modeEntries 107 Touch the entry twice Entry is displayed in the View mode Using the Calendar views If you still do not see the desired entry, touch Checking off entries using the Caiendar Entry is now restored into the Done Entries file Checking off entries in the To Do application Making entries using categories UsingCategories Touch IsToRE Assigning categories using the category list113 Reviewing the To Do list by category 114 Adding categories to the category list CategoriesEditing categories If you want to edit a category name, you are Deleting categories Deleting all entries in the current view Select ALL in Current View Deleting all To Do entries Touch l-1 or 1x1 to cancel the deletion118 Making new entries in the ANN 1 file Ann Anniversary ApplicationEnter the following in the ANN 1 file Making new entries in the ANN 2 file Enter the following in the ANN 2 file Press Search Search window appears 121 Deleting entries 123 724 Creating Your Own Database Tel and User File Applications 126 You must always enter information in the first field Search by heading 129 Using picture fields Touch Yesi or no to cancel the deletionAdding a picture to an entry Viewing the contents of picture fields Editing the contents of picture fields Deleting the contents of picture fields Application User FileMenus Press Ial %@ to clear the current name Select File NAME. The File Name window opens134 135 Field Name ~1~~1 136 Form 138 139 140 Making new entries Press -1 to open the application 141 Application, depending on the situation Finding Entries142 Search by title Touch Idone when you find the entry Select the entry in the Index mode or display itView mode Entry opens in the Edit mode Touch YES or mi to cancel the deletion Large character format Searching For specificWords Text PTEB~~K p&j m Setting indents 148 III Left An entry with indents set Changing or canceling indents Tab settings Edit mode, press Cmenu , touch 1-1, and select SET Tabs FFor a full explanation of printing, see p Setting the margins152 Organizer Default magin settingsDisplay Inserting a page break 154 View page layout Selecting the paper size and font type for printing SET Formats Outline Application Pfwl Creating an Outline Outline application in full view mode158 PB-101 $ 1 9 9 5 $120.00tl PB-la2 $ 1 7 9 5 $110.00 Finding outlines 161 Editing text Selecting topicsAdding topics Joining two topics into one Moving topics163 Splitting one topic into two 164 Outline Deleting topics 165 169 Deleting an outlineDeleting all outlines 166 Entering subtopics 167 As an outline grows in size and depth, you may find it Collapsing families168 Expanding families When moving topics or families Restructuring familiesSituation below would not move the flashing q to the left 170 171 172 Desk Accessories Calc Calculator Application 174 Performing calculations 175 Inserting figures Checking intermediate results176 Changing part of a calculation Deleting a lineCalculating the number of days between two dates 177 Calculating a date by specifying a number of days From an entry to Calc From Calc to entry Calculation examples Clock Application USA Emirates183 Setting the 1. Press m and touch ml to open the Tools Time and menu. date If the city you want is not on the list, touch 185 186 Assigning DST to a city Enabling and disabling DST Turning alarms on and off Disabling all alarm sounds Scrapbook Application Please begin drawing USE Eraser Entries above Moving or copying sections of graphic entries Deleting sections of graphic entries Strings to Scrapbook. graphic Deleting entries Data Deletion submenu appears 196 Features and Utilities for Added Filer Application Filer Drawer example Assigning related entries to one folder 200 Assigning a single entry to folders 201 Renaming FoldersEdit Folder Name 202 Entries in a folder are sorted by application 206 Unassigning single entries from folders Editing and deleting assigned entries204 Unassigning all entries from a folder Touch -1 to return to the Filer Drawer205 Deleting all entries in a folder 206 Copying or Moving a Block of Text Page Copying or Moving Entries Creating a New Entry Based on an Existing One 210 Time Stamp and Date Stamp Functions 211 O u c h a D D NEW Word window opens Filter Function Inserting a 1. word or Phrase With the . Word key Filter TurningON/OFF Schedule, Tel, or User File application Special Characters 2nd n-l I3 2nd-i3 2ndjI 217 218 219 Iram Card Transfer ,+, see P SET FA% Options IC card lock switch IC card eject switch Printing from the unit Proprinter Series Select your printer type or one that your printer emulates 223 Printing the current display To Do application Schedule, Tel and User File applicationsOpen the desired application, press I@%@, and touch 225 Printing using the Filer application Printing Schedule entries for specific periods All entries in an application or in a selected file Printing allSelect Print Setting Fax/modem Configure it Options With the fax/modem connectedPlug the fax/modem into a wall jack Turn on the unit 228 Select the desired speaker volume by touching it To the card directory 230 Touch SET FAX Options and then select SET UP Cover Sheet Global Settings231 Touch Starti 232 233 234 Using a Cover PiE%iq SheetPage Making a Speed button secret Editing237 221 238 Memory expansion Restoring data from a RAM card 240 241 Touch q Select Import Other Format a submenu opens 243 Series units 244 Single Notebook Us 0 Press m at any time to cancel a transfer Initial set-up Transferring single entries Transferring all entries in an application Select GET Data Append To set up the units with the cable Turn off both units Transferring a Filer folderSend Selected Folder Cable transfer 9000 SeriesIG? 249 Transferring data Exchanging Information with a Personal Computer 251 PC-LINK Ready Terminal Mode 253 Terminal Mode 254 Configuring Modem 1. settings MNPLine Type 255 Speaker Wake UPRedial 256 Name NumberParity Data Bits Delay Time 7F Code ConversionSend LF After CR Receive LF After CR Touch I= Settings for the dialing entry are now stored Making a call 260Page Touch =I On-line display appears On-line OperationsTerminal 263 264 Uploading data 265 Download Downloading data266 Data transfer via CompuServe 268 Procedure to execute the procedure. is Entered from unit using MInstructs the unit to reply to a character string For example, Rjohn Johnson means send 255 User message None, or no Carrier Problem Remote unit answers but no Connection is made271 Problem Dialing terminated unexpectedly Problem Connection with remote unit Terminates unexpectedlyProblem Auto log-on fails About External Power Supply 273 Points to Remember When Using Peripherals To access these dictionaries while using a 274 275 Daily Alarm TEL File Name 276 277 278 Personalizing Your Unit Setting the 1. start-up display START-UPOn Turns on a user-specified display upon start-up Background ASK Password OwnerTEL Number Address Secret Function 282 283 Lock Organizer Accessing MarkingUnmarking Entries as Window appears, prompting you to enter your password Unlock Organizer II Delete Password Dassword 287 Changing the Calendar Display Format Select the desired formatPage 290 Page List of Key Notations 292 Representation in text KEiii 2ndF 2nd Help 0cl 2nd copy Space Ascii Control Code Table OA CM-J OB @QM-K@JN @JO Resetting the Unit Troubleshooting ProblemSolution 300 Battery Replacement Problem Solution 302 If nothing happens when you press @ 303 304 Setting the battery replacement switch to Replace If nothing happens when you press ONj305 Specifications Electronic unit section Maximum data size per entry User interfaces Other features CalculatorDigits Functions Clock Power Power consumption Battery life Peripherals and transfer interfaceTransfer Cable jack IC card slot Common 309 Page Calculator application 174 Using with other applications Category list Setting up 246 Notes on Folder 198 Indents ChangingKanceling 150 Setting313 Peripherals 220 Tools MNP 255 Modem 315 Word wrap 152 World city Xmodem transfer protocol Memo Memo Page Sharp Corporation