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Congratulations

on the purchase of your 

Lexibook

®

TM240 series 

PERSONAL ASSISTANT

.  This new PERSONAL ASSISTANT generation 

includes many useful features designed to ease the organisation of your daily
schedule and personal information. 

The CD-ROM included contains Lexibook’s SyncMan

®

2 software program for

installation on a personal computer. Together with Internet access, you can
connect to Lexibook’s exclusive Internet services site at https//my.lexibook.com,
which provides both useful and interesting information which can be downloaded
to your personal computer and then synchronised* with your TM240.

* Some information may not always be able to be synchronised with your TM240.

Before you start using the TouchMan

®

240 Series, you must carefully remove the

static label protecting the LCD display and pull out the plastic battery tab at the
rear of the unit. After you have done this, you need to reset the unit:
1. Insert a blunt object, such as an opened paper clip, into the 

RESET

hole (at the

rear of the unit) and press gently. 

RESET ?

will be displayed on the screen. 

2. Press 

to confirm. Display shows 

RESET !

during the reset period (just a few

seconds).

3. Then the display shows local time screen.

NOTE:

Doing a reset will delete all information stored in the unit as well as the

secret code if unit has been used previously.

Switching the unit on and off:

Press 

key to switch the unit on or off.

TouchMan

®

240 PERSONAL ASSISTANT will power-off automatically after

5 minutes if unused.

Battery replacement:

1. Switch your unit off and open the battery cover at the rear of the unit. 
2. Replace used battery with a new, high quality CR2032 cell battery with (+) 

polarity facing up.
Note: There are 

2 batteries

. The left one is for the main unit operation. The right

one is for screen backlight. If only the backlight does not work anymore change
only the battery on the right. If the PDA screen contrast is very low or does not
turn 

ON

, then change the left battery and check if the backlight works properly

(before changing the right battery also).

3. Display shows 

RESET?

. Select 

N

and press 

or press 

N

key to NOT reset

the unit and keep your information stored in the memory.

IMPORTANT!

Be sure to complete battery replacement within 1 minute in order

to keep your stored information safe.

Introduction

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Summary of Contents for TMP241

Page 1: ...on the screen 2 Press to confirm Display shows RESET during the reset period just a few seconds 3 Then the display shows local time screen NOTE Doing a reset will delete all information stored in the...

Page 2: ...Currency Conversions Unit Conversion Translator if downloaded PC synchronisation with Lexibook SyncMan 2 software 1 3 Screen icon functions 1 4 Activating the display background light function In ord...

Page 3: ...le from 12 hour format AM PM to 24 hour format default setting DST Enable Daylight Saving Time When Summer Time is on is displayed before the day MENU Open Menu function list Language Date Format Memo...

Page 4: ...ay available date formats Y M D M D Y and D M Y 5 Press to confirm 4 1 Home time 1 Press Select 1 HOME TIME and press to confirm City name abbreviation is shown on first line 2 Press 2nd then press ED...

Page 5: ...NAL directory Press to select 2 BUSINESS directory and to enter 2 Once one of the directories is open press to choose 2 NEW Then directly type the contact name and then press to go to ADDRESS data fie...

Page 6: ...to select 2 NEW directory and to enter 2 Type task description then press key to set up priority level between 1 highest to 9 lowest 3 Select priority level number by pressing or keys Then press key t...

Page 7: ...to desired place and press INS alphabetical keypad to insert a blank Type desired character Delete character Press DEL to delete last entry from right to left DEL is on the alphabetical key pad Contac...

Page 8: ...row and press to escape deletion You can set up a password to protect your Contacts Scheduler To Do and Memo records Password cannot exceed 6 characters only alphanumeric characters no symbols WARNNG...

Page 9: ...alculation Set up currency conversion 1 Press Press once to select 2 CURRENCY press First currency conversion is displayed EURO USD There are 5 currency conversions 2 Use or keys to scroll through cur...

Page 10: ...llons and litres This operation will delete all your data and your password 1 Insert a blunt object such as an opened paper clip in RESET hole at the rear of the unit and press gently Display shows RE...

Page 11: ...left side 2 Your computer will automatically launch a Found New Hardware wizard 3 Select Choice 2 Install from a list or specific location Advanced Click NEXT button 4 A new window appears Make sure...

Page 12: ...er 5 Maximum money amount you can win is 9990 If you reach 0 game is over Good luck Hammer 1 Press Press and to select 2 HAMMER Then game level is displayed use or to set desired difficulty Press to s...

Page 13: ...translation words appear press or key to view the previous or next index word and its translation 6 If the translation or index words are longer than 12 characters press or key to view them 1 Avoid e...

Page 14: ...circuited If in doubt consult your local stockist or ring the helpline for further information Warning If this product receives an electrostatic shock it may cease to function To re start the unit op...

Page 15: ...Copyright Lexibook 2006 15 Appendix 1 Symbol table list Appendix 2 Accented letters A a E e O or o I or i U or u R or r Z or z Y or y S or s D or d N or n G or o C or c 27 Appendix _ x...

Page 16: ...GAPORE TOKYO ADELAIDE GUAM SYDNEY NOUMEA AUCKLAND WELLINGTON TONGA MIDWAY ISLANDS HONOLULU ANCHORAGE LOS ANGELES DENVER CHICAGO NEW YORK TORONTO CARACAS RIO DE JANEIRO MID ATLANTIC AZORES ISLANDS ABBR...

Page 17: ...ould be on to the USB port and wait until Windows 98 detects the new hardware on the USB port used by your TMP241 If the operating system does not detect your TMP241 try a different USB port Once Wind...

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