When replacing the batteries

INSERT THE NEW BATTERIES WITHIN 1 MINUTE AFTER YOU REMOVED THE EXHAUSTED ONES.

IF THE BATTERY IN YOUR CLIÉ HANDHELD IS FULLY DISCHARGED OR REMOVED, ALL DATA STORED ON THE SDRAM

(MEMORY) IS LOST. IN SUCH A CASE, PERFORMING A HOTSYNC® OPERATION ONCE THE BATTERIES ARE REPLACED

CAN RESTORE BACKED UP INFORMATION SAVED ON YOUR COMPUTER (FROM THE LAST HOTSYNC® OPERATION) TO YOUR CLIÉ HANDHELD.

Be sure to turn your CLIÉ handheld off before removing/inserting batteries.

Be sure to replace both batteries with new ones.

Notes on batteries

To avoid possible damage from battery leakage or corrosion, observe the following:

-Be sure to insert the batteries with the +/– polarities matched to the +/– marks.

-Do not charge the dry batteries.

-Do not use a combination of new and old batteries.

-Do not use batteries other than the types specified.

-Do not use a combination of different types of batteries.

-Do not use leaking batteries.

Batteries left in your CLIÉ handheld for an extended period of time will run down, even if your CLIÉ handheld is not used.

Do not use manganese batteries in your CLIÉ handheld.

When you are not going to use your CLIÉ handheld for a long time, remove the batteries to prevent damage from battery leakage and corrosion.

Charging the internal power source

To avoid losing data stored on your CLIÉ handheld, do not remove new batteries during the first 1 hour after inserting them.

Your CLIÉ handheld has a small internal power source to maintain your data while you switch batteries. This internal power source is charged from the batteries when you first insert batteries into your CLIÉ handheld or when you insert new batteries after a long period of not using your CLIÉ handheld. Charging the internal power source takes about 1 hour. If you remove the batteries before the internal power source is charged, your CLIÉ handheld's memory will revert to the factory settings and any data you have entered will be lost.

Chapter2 Settingup

Sony your Handheld CLIÉ

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