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SL-6000L/SL-6000N

In the U.S.A.

Declaration of Conformity

Personal Mobile Tool: SL-6000L/SL-6000N

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must

accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Responsible Party:

SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION

Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-1163

TEL: 1-800-BE-SHARP

Tested To Comply With FCC Standards

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

WARNING - FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this

equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to

operate this equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If

this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can

be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct

the interference by one or more of the following measures:

—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver

is connected.

—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note: A shielded interface cable is required to ensure compliance with FCC regulations for

Class B certification.

FOR YOUR RECORDS...

For your assistance in reporting this product in case of loss or theft,

please record the model number and serial number (located on the

bottom of the unit) below.

Please retain this information.

Model Number

Serial Number

Date of Purchase

Place of Purchase

SAR

The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are

associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that

these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices

emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being

used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue),

exposure to low level RF that does not produce heating effects causes no known

adverse health effects. Many studies of low level RF exposures have not found any

biological effects. Some studies have suggested that some biological effects might

occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by additional research. The SL-

6000L has been tested and found to comply with the Federal Communications

Commission (FCC) guidelines on radio frequency energy (RF) exposures. The

maximum SAR levels tested for the SL-6000L has been shown to be 0.195 W/kg at

Body.

FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

2Introduction

Introduction

Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the Personal Mobile Tool.

Read this Start-up Guide first. Then, refer to the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM

for more details.

NOTICE:

• SHARP strongly recommends that you keep separate permanent written records

of all important data. Data may be lost or altered in virtually any electronic memory

product under certain circumstances. Therefore, SHARP assumes no

responsibility for data lost or otherwise rendered unusable, whether as a result of

improper use, repairs, defects, battery replacement or any other cause.

• SHARP assumes no responsibility, directly or indirectly, for financial losses or

claims from third parties resulting from the use of this product and any of its

functions, such as stolen credit card numbers, the loss or alteration of stored data,

etc.

• Built with very high precision technology, the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panel

has 99.99% or more effective pixels, with 0.01% or fewer pixels failing to light or

remaining lit at all times.

• Some of the accessories described in the Zaurus manuals may not be available at

the time you purchase this product.

• The screens on the Zaurus may differ from the screens in the manuals. If you would

like to change the screen appearance on the Zaurus, please use the “Appearance”

application (See the “Setting the Appearance (Appearance)” section in the

Operation Manual on the CD-ROM).

• The information and screen shots provided in the manuals are subject to change

without notice.

• All company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks

of their respective holders.

It is the intent of SHARP that this product be used in full compliance with the

applicable copyright laws and that prior permission be obtained from copyright

owners whenever necessary.

Introduction 3

Conditions for using SHARP original software

SHARP CORPORATION (hereafter referred to as “SHARP”), under the following

conditions, grants to the customer a non-exclusive license to use the SHARP

original software for PCs, that accompanies this product. Use of the software by the

customer indicates agreement to the following conditions:

1. SHARP will make no compensation for damages to the customer caused by the

use of this software, except for compensation required by law.

2. SHARP may change the specifications of this software at any time without

advance notice.

•CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation.

• SD logo is a trademark.

•Java, PersonalJava and J2ME are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

•Metrowerks and OpenPDA are trademarks of Metrowerks Corporation.

•Linux is a registered trademark owned by Linus Torvalds.

•Trolltech™, Qt™, Qtopia™ and the Trolltech logo are registered trademarks of

Trolltech.

•Opera™ is a trademark of Opera Software ASA.

•Hancom™ is a trademark of HancomLinux, Inc.

•Microsoft, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Windows are either registered trademarks

or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other

countries.

•Intel is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

•This product includes software developed by the University of California,

Berkeley and its contributors.

•Licensed under one or more of U.S. Pat. 4,972,484; 5,214,678; 5,323,396;

5,530,655; 5,539,829; 5,544,247; 5,606,618; 5,610,985; 5,740,317; 5,777,992;

5,878,080; 5,960,037.

4Contents

Contents

Introduction..........................................................................2

Contents ...............................................................................4

Organization of the Operation Manuals ............................................... 5

Cheking the contents ..........................................................6

Getting Started.....................................................................8

Step 1: Inserting and charging the battery ........................................... 8

Step 2: Pulling out the stylus.............................................................. 10

Step 3: Initial settings......................................................................... 11

Step 4: Installing the Software on Your PC........................................ 15

Adding or Removing PC Software ..................................................... 20

About Your Zaurus ............................................................21

Useful Functions and Services of the SL-6000L/SL-6000N............... 21

Part names and functions .................................................................. 25

Display protection cover..................................................................... 29

Removing/Attaching the Display protection cover.............................. 29

Opening or closing the keyboard ....................................................... 30

Charging/Using the Docking Station .................................................. 30

Connecting the Zaurus to your PC..................................................... 32

Basic Operations ...............................................................33

Turning the unit on and off ................................................................. 33

Operating methods ............................................................................ 34

Home Screen ..................................................................................... 35

Files Home Screen ............................................................................ 37

Reorganizing Your Files..................................................................... 39

Basics of Using Applications.............................................................. 45

Entering Characters ........................................................................... 62

Adjusting the Volume ......................................................................... 74

Checking the battery level.................................................................. 75

Using memory expansion .................................................................. 76

Using Help ......................................................................................... 78

How to Install Applications on Your Zaurus ...................80

Step 1: Copying the Software to the Zaurus ...................................... 80

Step 2: Installing the Software for Use on the Zaurus ....................... 82

Appendix.............................................................................84

What to do if a problem occurs .......................................................... 84

Maintaining Your System ................................................................... 87

Replacing the Battery......................................................................... 90

Conditions of Use............................................................................... 91

Troubleshooting ................................................................................. 95

Specifications..................................................................................... 99

Product Support ............................................................................... 101

Contents 5

Organization of the Operation Manuals

This operation manual describes both the SL-6000L and SL-6000N. The SL-6000L

is equipped with an internal wireless LAN module. The SL-6000N does not come

equipped with an internal wireless LAN module. “Zaurus” is used when describing

both models, otherwise the model name is used.

The Zaurus operation manuals are organized as follows:

Please refer to the appropriate manual as required.

Quick Start Guide.........................Zaurus setup for experienced users of PCs or

handheld PDAs.

Start-up Guide (this manual).....Detailed explanations including setup,

software installation and basic operations of

the Zaurus.

Operation Manual.........................Detailed information about the Zaurus. This

online manual is stored in PDF format on the

accompanying CD-ROM.

Online Manuals.............................The following manuals are stored in PDF

format on the accompanying CD-ROM.

Zaurus File Transfer Application Operation Manual

Backup/Restore Application Operation Manual

Intellisync for Zaurus Operation Manual

Qtopia Desktop for Zaurus Operation Manual

HancomMobileOffice Operation Manual

Digital Camera Manual (for add-on software)

Terminal Manual (for add-on software)

File Manager Manual (for add-on software)

Troubleshooting Guide

How to View Online Manuals

The online manuals are stored on the accompanying CD-ROM. When that CD-ROM

is inserted into the CD drive of your PC, a menu screen will be displayed. On that

screen, click “Online Manuals.”

The online manuals are also installed when the software is installed on your PC. You

can view them on your PC after the software has been installed.

In order to read the online manuals, Adobe Acrobat Reader Version 5 or higher must

be installed on the PC you are using. If Adobe Acrobat Reader is not installed on

your PC, click on the “Install Adobe Acrobat Reader™” from the menu screen.

6Cheking the contents

Cheking the contents

Personal Mobile Tool

with Display protection cover

Stylus (inserted

in the unit)

CF Slot Protection

Card (inserted in the

unit)

Rechargeable

Lithium-Ion Battery

(EA-BL09)

AC Adapter (EA-70) and

AC Power Cord

(Specified Charger)

Docking Station

(CE-ST10)

Cheking the contents 7

Note: The AC power cord plug may differ in some countries.

Start-up Guide (this book)

CD-ROM

(Software and Online

Manuals, etc.)

8Getting Started

Getting Started

Step 1:

Inserting and charging the battery

Inserting the battery

Note: Only use the “EA-BL09” rechargeable battery (supplied).

1. Attach the battery on the back of the unit.

Make sure to slide the switch on the back of the unit to the “ON” position by using the

stylus pen before inserting the battery.

Insert the battery.

2. Push and hold the battery in the direction of the arrow while sliding the battery

replacement switch to the “ ” position.

Terminal

Getting Started 9

Charging the battery using the AC adapter

Note: Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter (supplied).

1. Connect the AC power

cord to the AC adapter.

2. Plug the AC adapter

connector into the

unit with the battery

inserted.

3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet.

4. Make sure the Zaurus

is off. Press the reset

switch with the supplied

stylus pen while holding

the Rec and POWER

keys.

The charge light lit and

starts charging.

Standard charging time

is approximately 4

hours (depending on

the temperature and

usage conditions).

5. When charging has been completed, the charge light will turn off. Unplug the

AC power cord from the AC outlet, then unplug the AC adapter connector from

the unit.

AC adapter

AC power

cord

AC adapter jack

AC adapter

connector AC adapter

AC power

cord

To AC

outlet

Reset switch

Rec key key

10 Getting Started

Note:

• Charge the battery to its full capacity until the charge light turns off.

• Be sure to slide the battery replacement switch to the “ ” position before

charging.

• If a charging error occurs, the charge light will blink. Make sure that the AC

power cord and the AC adapter are connected correctly, remove and reinsert

the battery, then perform steps 1 to 3 above again. If the error persists, there

is something wrong with the battery, Zaurus, etc. Contact your local SHARP

dealer for repair.

• The AC power cord plug may differ in some countries.

Step 2:

Pulling out the stylus

This unit comes equipped with a stylus to

select items and enter various kinds of

information, etc.

Pull out the stylus as shown. To replace it,

insert it so that the protruding part of the

stylus locks into place.

Touch the button displayed on the screen

one time to open, select an item, etc.

Getting Started 11

Step 3:

Initial settings

Open the Display protection cover (see page 29) and carry out the initial setup of the

Zaurus after completing the battery charge.

Turning the unit on

1. Press to turn the power on.

The Welcome screen will appear after a few minutes.

Then, follow the next steps to complete the initial settings.

Note:

• If the power will not turn on after charging the battery, disconnect the AC

adapter and remove the battery. After approximately 10 seconds, replace the

battery, perform the reset operation and then recharge the battery again (See

page 85 and 90).

• If the Welcome screen does not appear, try to Format the Zaurus (See page

89).

Also make sure that the battery replacement switch is set to “ ” and the

battery is inserted correctly.

• During the initial settings, if you do not operate the Zaurus, the power will

automatically turn off after 8 hours (with AC adapter connected) or 10 minutes

(without AC adapter). Turn the power on, then proceed to the next step.

• If the battery level is low, the power will not turn on even if you attach the AC

adapter. Charge the battery to its full capacity.

Adjusting the touch panel

1. On the Welcome screen, tap anywhere on the screen.

The Calibration screen will appear.

2. Tap the cross hairs firmly one by one.

When you have completed adjustment of the touch panel, the Set System Time

screen will appear.

Then, follow the next step.

12 Getting Started

Setting the date and time

For the time-critical functions to work properly, the built-in clock must be set to the

current date and time.

Note: For detailed information on how to enter characters, see page 62,

“Entering Characters”.

1. Tap the Time Zone drop-down list button.

Six city names will be displayed by default.

2. Select your time zone.

Note: If your time zone is not listed, go to step 3. You can change the time zone

later using the Date/Time application (For details, see the Operation

Manual on the CD-ROM).

3. Tap the Time format drop-down list button and select the 12 hour or 24 hour

option.

4. Tap the up and down arrows on the Hour and Minute spinboxes to set the

correct time.

5. If you select the 12-hour format in step 3, select AM or PM by tapping the drop-

down list.

6. Tap the Date button and then tap your current date on the mini-calendar that

appears.

• Tap the up and down arrows of the year spinbox to set the current year.

• Tap the month drop-down list button and select the current month.

• Tap or to change the setting month by month.

• Tap or to select the first month (January) or the last month

(December).

Hour and Minute

spinboxes

Time Zone drop-down list button

City Time button

Date button

Time format drop-down list button

Weeks start on drop-down list button

Date format drop-down list button

Getting Started 13

7. Tap the Weeks start on drop-down list button and then select Sunday or

Monday to begin the week.

8. Tap the Date format drop-down list button and then tap the desired format.

The selected format applies to the Date column displayed on the Index screen

of the application, etc.

M/D/Y (example, 12/26/04)

D.M.Y (example, 26.12.04)

Y-M-D (example, 04-12-26)

D/M/Y (example, 26/12/04)

Note: These Date formats and long date formats (for example, December 26,

2004) will not be applied to some applications.

9. Tap “Next” or to save the setting.

The display will turn to the Edit Owner Information screen.

Follow the next step.

Registering your personal information

To skip entering your information now, tap “Next” or . You can enter it later

using the Address Book application.

1. Enter your information on the Edit Owner Information screen and then tap “Next”

or to save it.

Tapping “Back” will return the screen to the previous Set System Time screen.

14 Getting Started

Note: You will not be able to select or enter the category name on this screen.

Follow the next procedure.

Setting your passcode

By setting your own passcode in the Zaurus, you can protect your Zaurus from

unauthorized use. Once you set the passcode enables the Require passcode at

power-on setting. You will be required to enter it every time you turn the Zaurus on.

To skip setting the passcode now, tap “Finish” or . You can enter it later using

the Security application (See the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM).

Caution: Use this function with care. If you forget your passcode, you will need

to carry out the “Format” in the Maintenance menu. You will lose all

data created and saved as well as any add-on software installed on

the Zaurus.

1. Tap the “Set passcode” button.

2. Enter your passcode and then tap “OK”.

Note: You can enter passcode using number keys on the screen or alphabets

using the keyboard. Alphabets are distinguished between upper case

and lower case.

3. Enter the same passcode again and then tap “OK”.

To make the Zaurus ask for the passcode at start-up every time you turn it on,

tap the “Require passcode at power-on” checkbox to turn it on.

4. Tap “Finish” or to complete the initial settings.

Once the initial settings are completed, the Home screen will be displayed.

• If you turned on the “Require passcode at power-on” option in step 3, the

passcode entry screen will appear asking for your passcode. Entering the

correct passcode will display the Home screen.

Next, install the software for your PC and the Zaurus from the CD-ROM.

Getting Started 15

Step 4:

Installing the Software on Your PC

Checking the Operating Environment

Minimum System Requirements

•100% IBM Compatible PC

•Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/2000 Professional/Me/XP

•Pentium 200MHz or higher for Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/2000 Professional/

Me, Pentium/Celeron 300MHz or higher for Microsoft Windows XP

•80MB Available Hard Disk Space for installation

•64MB RAM (Recommend 128MB RAM) for Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/2000

Professional/Me, 128MB RAM (Recommend 192MB RAM) for Microsoft

Windows XP

•CD-ROM Drive

•1 Available USB Port or Serial Port with Optional Serial Cable CE-170TS

•Mouse or Compatible Pointing Device

•800 × 600 or Higher Resolution Monitor

Note:

Proper operation cannot be guaranteed on the following types of PCs:

• Self-built PCs

• PCs upgraded from Windows 95

• When the customer has installed USB ports on a PC did not include USB

ports in the original configuration from the PC manufacturer.

* This software is not guaranteed to operate on all PCs that have the

recommended environment.

16 Getting Started

About USB Ports

•Activating the power saving mode (such as suspend, resume, or sleep function)

of some PCs may result in the USB port not functioning properly. In this case,

disable the power saving mode.

•The software may not operate properly when using a commercially available USB

card installed in a PCI slot.

•If the USB port on your PC or the USB hub connected to the Zaurus does not

operate properly, perform the following steps.

- When your PC comes equipped with several USB ports, connect the Zaurus to

another USB port.

- When other USB devices are connected to your PC and used simultaneously,

disconnect them from your PC.

•If the USB driver does not operate properly when you connect the Zaurus to your

PC via the USB hub, connect it directly to the USB port on your PC. Using the

USB extension cable may result in the USB driver not operating properly.

•Do not remove and connect the USB cable from/to the PC in a short time.

Limitations When Using with Windows XP and Windows 2000

Windows XP

•Log on using an account on the PC that has administrator privileges. The software

cannot be installed when logged onto a restricted account. When using the

software, log on as an administrator. To do this, click [Start], then [Log Off], select

an administrator account for the PC from the displayed screen, and log on.

Windows 2000

•Log on as the Administrator when installing the software. Also log on as the

Administrator when using the software. When using a PC in a company or similar

place, contact the administrator of the PC about an Administrator account.

Getting Started 17

Installing the PC Software and the USB Driver onto your PC

Using the accompanying CD-ROM, “Intellisync for Zaurus,” “Backup/Restore

application” etc. can all be installed at one time.

Preparation for Installation

1. When installing this software in Windows XP/2000, check the limitations on the

previous page.

2. Close all applications on your PC.

3. Insert the accompanied CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.

A menu screen will be displayed automatically.

If the CD-ROM does not launch automatically, open D: setup.exe (use your

CD-ROM drive letter),

Caution: Do not connect the USB cable between the Zaurus and the PC until

instructed to do so by the software.

Installing the PC software

4. Click “Install PC Software”, then confirm the displayed contents and click “OK”.

Installation of the software will begin.

Note:

• You can confirm the installation procedures by clicking “Installation Notes”

under “Install PC Software”.

• If the PC Software has already been installed, additional installation or

uninstallation screens will be displayed (See page 20).

18 Getting Started

• If the software for the former SL-models has been installed, a confirmation

dialog box for uninstallation of the software will be displayed.

Confirm the message to uninstall the software. After uninstallation, repeat the

procedure from step 3.

5. Follow the on-screen instructions and complete the installation.

Note:

• To install the add-on software or data onto the Zaurus at a later time (See

page 80), be sure to install the “Zaurus File Transfer” beforehand.

• Other software files can be installed later (See page 20).

• Continue the installation even if you receive warning dialog boxes which state

“Software Installation” and “Digital Signature Not Found” if you are using

Windows XP/2000. These are standard error messages which are received

when attaching or unattaching a USB device using Windows XP/2000.

6. When the installation is completed, reboot your PC.

Next, connect the Zaurus to your PC.

7. Connect the AC adapter to the Docking Station, and plug the AC power cord into

an AC outlet.

8. Remove the SHARP I/O PORT cover of the Zaurus, and slide the Zaurus into

the Docking Station.

Note: As for steps 7 and 8, see steps 1 to 4 on page 30 and 31 (“Charging/

Using the Docking Station”).

9. Turn on the Zaurus.

10.

Eject the CD-ROM from your PC and plug the USB connector of the Docking

Station into the USB port of your PC. (Prior to plugging in the USB connector,

turn your PC power on.)

USB connector

USB port

Getting Started 19

11.

The connection will be established. If a new hardware wizard dialog box

appears, follow the wizard until the USB driver is installed.

Note: In the “Hardware Installation Wizard” dialog box, confirm “SL Series Ver

3 (WDM)” as its target hardware, and click “Continue Anyway”.

Next, set the PC Link options on the Zaurus.

12.

Tap the “PC Link” icon on the Settings Home screen.

13.

Select “USB-I/O (default)” or “Serial” as the connection.

14.

Tap .

You are now ready to use your Zaurus and the PC software.

20 Getting Started

Adding or Removing PC Software

Displaying the screen for Add or Remove PC software

Select “Sharp Zaurus Software” from “Add or Remove Programs” on the Control

Panel (Or click the Start menu, then (All) programs → Sharp Zaurus 2 → Uninstall).

The following screen will be displayed.

Note:

• Executing “SHARP SL Series USB Driver” from “Add or Remove Programs”

on the Control Panel will uninstall the USB drivers.

Adding the software

Insert the included CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. Select “Modify” in the above

screen and follow the on-screen instructions. Select (check) the software you want to

add and what software you currently have installed on the “Select the Software” screen.

Removing the software

Select “Modify” in the above screen and follow the on-screen instructions. Uncheck

the software you want to delete on the “Select the Software” screen.

Removing all software

Select “Remove” in the above screen and follow the on-screen instructions.

Changing the communication method

Insert the included CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. Select “Modify” in the above

screen and follow the on-screen instructions. Select the communication method on

the “PC Communication Port Selection” screen. When you change the

communication method, also change it to the same method in the Zaurus PC Link

setting.

About Your Zaurus 21

About Your Zaurus

Useful Functions and Services of the

SL-6000L/SL-6000N

Your Zaurus has the following features:

•A large colorful VGA LCD screen

•A full QWERTY keyboard and software keyboards (capable of handwriting

recognition)

•The ability to create and read Internet e-mail message (POP3/POP3(APOP)/

IMAP4/SMTP)

The e-mail message can include attachments.

•An HTML browser that can access a variety of information screens

•Powerful PIM functions (Address Book, Calendar, Todo List, Text Editor)

•You can easily display a file by linking it in the calendar to appear on a particular

day.

•Playback of MPEG1 movie files and MP3 music files

•Viewing and simple editing of Microsoft Word and Excel files and viewing of

Microsoft PowerPoint files (HancomMobilePresenter is available on the enclosed

CD-ROM.)

•The ability to slideshow image files

•Capturing your messages/memos and playing them back through the built-in

speaker

•Saving or transporting data via the CF or SD card expansion slots

•When connected to the PC, the Zaurus memory is displayed as a folder on the

PC. Data can be exchanged easily using the PC “drag-and-drop” operation.

•Data exchange with a PC using the PC link software

•The capacity to add applications by importing them from a PC etc.

The functions on this product (such as calendar) can handle dates from January

1, 1970 (GMT) to December 31, 2037 (GMT).

22 About Your Zaurus

Applications

Calendar Allows you to store events and set alarms.

Address Book Allows you to add and view the list of existing names

and contact details.

Todo List Allows you to view a list of Todo items and reminds you

of what needs to be completed and when to be done.

Text Editor Allows you to open a list of text files, create a new text

file and edit it.

EMail Allows you to create and transmit e-mail messages.

Opera Browser This Web browser connects to the Internet and shows

pages in HTML format.

Hancom Sheet Allows you to view and edit Microsoft Excel files.

Hancom Word Allows you to view and edit Microsoft Word files.

Imaging Allows you to view and slideshow image files. Also,

allows you to edit Memo and illustration files.

Voice Recorder Allows you to record/play your messages and memos.

Calculator Features up to 12-digit calculations and a conversion

function.

City Time Allows you to view the time in up to six different cities

of your choice.

Clock Shows the current time and date and can be used as

a stopwatch.

Media Player Allows you to play movies and music stored in your

Zaurus or from expansion memory cards.

Help Browser Offers help information similar to a web browser.

About Your Zaurus 23

Settings

Light & Power Allows you to select the amount of time that elapses

before the Zaurus turns off automatically and control

the brightness of the backlight.

Sound Settings Allows you to change the Startup and other sounds.

Tab Setting Allows you to create an original Home screen by

changing the Navigation tab order or moving the

applications.

Appearance Allows you to customize the desktop and window

properties.

Network Allows you to set up dial-up and LAN preferences for

both the EMail application and Opera Browser.

Add/Remove

Software Allows you to install or uninstall applications to/from

the Zaurus.

Security Allows you to set your own passcode to protect your

Zaurus from unauthorized use.

Recalibrate Calibrates the touch-panel screen.

Application Key Allows you to assign the eight keys (Home key,

Calendar key, Address Book key, Menu key, EMail

key, key, Back light key, Rec key) on the sliding

cover to any of the applications installed in the Zaurus.

Date/Time Sets the current date, time and city.

Backup Restore Allows you to make a backup file of the files on the

Zaurus and will restore the data back to the Zaurus

from a CF or SD/MMC memory card.

System Info Displays information about the systems status.

PC Link Allows you to select the connection method when

connecting the Zaurus to the PC.

Beam Receive Allows you to transfer entries from the Address Book,

Calendar, Todo List, and files by an infrared beam.

24 About Your Zaurus

Note:

• The EMail and Web Browser applications require the use of a modem or LAN

card and a service plan.

• The EMail application can be used for synchronization of Outlook email with

attachments.

Function that are available when the PC software is

installed:

Note: Please use either Intellisync for Zaurus or Qtopia Desktop for Zaurus on

your PC. You cannot run both programs simultaneously.

Zaurus File Transfer When connected to the PC, files can be transferred

easily between the PC and the Zaurus.

Backup/Restore The Zaurus memory can be backed up to and

restored from the PC.

Intellisync for Zaurus Synchronizes the Zaurus with Microsoft Outlook on

the PC.

Qtopia Desktop for Zaurus Synchronizes the Zaurus with the PC for non-

Microsoft Outlook users.

About Your Zaurus 25

Part names and functions

Front

3.HOME key

4.Menu key

6.EMail key

5.Back light key/Screen rotate key

7.OK key

8.Cursor key (Up, Down, Left, Right)

13.LED indicators

1.Display

2.Address Book key

11.Calendar key

12.OK key

10.Cancel key

9.SELECT key

15.AC adapter jack

16.SHARP I/O PORT

(with the cover)

19.Expansion pack connector

20.USB port

14.Display

protection

cover

18.Keyboard

17.Sliding cover

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1. Display: Displays applications, menus, and data stored

in the Zaurus.

2. Address Book key: Opens the Address Book application.

3. HOME key: Opens/Switches to the Home screen.

4. Menu key: Opens or closes the pop-up menu.

5. Back light key: Turns the back light on and off when briefly

pressed.

Screen rotate key: Rotates the screen display mode between

portrait and landscape when held for several

seconds.

6. EMail key: Opens the EMail application.

7. OK key: Executes the current operation, closes a

window.

8. Cursor key: Moves the cursor in the direction of the

( ) respective cursor keys you press.

9. SELECT key: Executes the current operation.

10. Cancel key: Cancels the current operation, closes a

window without saving settings.

11. Calendar key: Opens the Calendar application.

12. OK key: Executes the current operation, closes a

window (functions as same as the 7. OK

key).

Back/Rear

22.Battery pack

23.Battery replacement

switch

24.RESET button

21.Eyelet for the handstrap

26.Stylus

30.SD card slot

27.CF card slot

31.Microphone

28.Stereo headphone jack

32.Rec key

29.IR port

33.POWER key

25.Speaker

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13. LED indicators

Charge light (amber): Turns on when charging begins. Turns off

when it is completed.

When the light blinks: indicating trouble while

charging.

Mail light (green): Turns on for incoming e-mail messages.

Blinks when the alarm is going off as per the

setting in the Calendar application.

Wireless LAN light (SL-6000L): Turns on: Communicating with the network

through the internal wireless LAN module.

Blinks: Moved out of the network area during

communication.

14. Display protection cover Close the cover when not in use to protect the

display from damage.

15. AC adapter jack: Enables connection of the AC adapter.

16. SHARP I/O PORT (with the cover) :

Enables connection to the Docking Station.

17. Sliding cover: Covers integrated keyboard and features

convenient one-touch launch buttons and

navigation keys.

18. Keyboard: For entering characters and commands.

19. Expansion pack connector (with the cover):

Provides expanded functionality by attaching

modules or other peripherals.

20. USB port: Enables connection to specified SHARP

products through the USB. The Zaurus is the

host when it is connected.

21. Eyelet for the handstrap: Attach an optional handstrap here.

22. Battery pack: Rechargeable Lithium polymer battery pack.

23. Battery replacement switch: Switch when inserting/removing the battery.

24. RESET button: Performs the reset. To reset the Zaurus, press

the reset switch while holding the Rec and

POWER keys.

25. Speaker: For producing “Calendar” alarms, and playing

back audio files recorded with the Voice

Recorder application.

26. Stylus: Used to tap the buttons etc. on the screen.

27. CF card slot (for the CompactFlash card Type I/Type II):

Insert an optional CompactFlash memory card

or modem card here.

28. Stereo headphone jack: For connecting an optional stereo headphone.

29. IR port: When you transmit data by an infrared beam,

turn this to face the IR port of the other unit.

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30. SD card slot (for the SD memory card and Multi Media Card):

Insert an optional SD memory card or Multi

Media Card here.

31. Microphone: Use the microphone for recording with the

Voice Recorder application.

32. Rec key: Opens the Voice Recorder application and

start to record voice memos when it is held for

1 second. You can open the Voice Recorder

application from the power-off status or cancel

this function in the “Preference” setting of this

application.

33. POWER key: Turns the Zaurus on when it is off.

Turns the Zaurus off when it is on.

Docking Station

34. Connection Terminal: Enables connection with the SHARP I/O

PORT of the Zaurus.

35. SYNC button: Starts synchronization between the Zaurus

and a PC.

36. SHARP I/O PORT: Enables connection to a PC with the specified

connection cable.

37. AC Adapter jack: Enables connection of the supplied AC

adapter (EA-70) for the Docking Station.

38. USB Cable: Enable connection to the USB port.

Note: It takes approximately 5 seconds to start recording when the Rec key is

pressed while the Zaurus is on. If the CF card or the SD card is inserted

in the Zaurus, it takes approximately 7 seconds.

To start recording when the Zaurus is off, see “Voice Recorder” in

Operation Manual of the CD-ROM.

37.AC Adapter

jack

38.USB Cable

36.SHARP I/O PORT

34.Connection Terminal

(inside)

35.SYNC button

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Display protection cover

To open the Display protection cover

When carrying the Zaurus, be sure to close the cover to protect the LCD display.

If not closed, the display may become damaged or broken.

Removing/Attaching the Display protection cover

To remove To attach

180°

Open or close the Display protection

cover by using the edges of the display

cover.

The Display protection cover will open

by approximately 180°.

Push upwards to remove the cover. Push downwards to attach the cover.

30 About Your Zaurus

Opening or closing the keyboard

Charging/Using the Docking Station

1. Connect the AC power cord to the AC adapter.

2. Plug the AC adapter connector into the Docking Station.

To open the keyboard, hold the sliding cover firmly and pull it down until it is locked.

To close the keyboard, push it upwards until it is locked.

Note:

• Please close the sliding cover when you carry your Zaurus. Carrying the

Zaurus with the sliding cover open may cause damage.

• Be sure to completely open or close the slide cover into the locked position

prior to press the keys in the sliding cover.

The keys may not work if the cover is closed halfway or is not locked into

position.

Docking Station

AC adapter jack

To AC outlet

AC adapter (EA-70)

(Specified Charger)

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3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet.

4. Remove the SHARP I/O PORT cover of the Zaurus and then place the

Zaurus in the Docking Station by sliding it in.

The LED indicator on the unit (charge light) will turn amber when charging

begins.

Note: Make sure that the unit is fully inserted into the Docking Station.

5. When the charging has been completed, the LED indicator will turn off. Upon

completion, lift the Zaurus from the Docking Station. Replace the SHARP I/O

PORT cover with the protruding part on the bottom.

6. Unplug the AC power cord from the AC outlet and unplug the AC adapter

connector from the Docking Station.

Note:

• The USB cable of the Docking Station is used to connect the Zaurus to a PC

(PC link). It is not used for charging.

• Do not tilt the Zaurus forward while it is placed in the Docking Station. Do not

pick up the unit by itself. If this is done, the unit connection terminal of the

Docking Station may become damaged.

USB cable

Docking

Station

AC power cord

To AC outlet

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Connecting the Zaurus to your PC

Using the Docking Station, you can connect to a PC and exchange files and data.

Refer to the PC operation manual for more information regarding connections.

1. Connect the USB connector of the Docking Station to the USB port of the PC.

2. Follow the instructions in Steps 1 through 4 of “Charging using the Docking

Station” above to connect the AC adapter and Zaurus to the Docking Station.

Note:

• Before step 1, be sure to turn the PC power on.

• When the Security application is set on Zaurus, turn the Security setting off

(in this status, entering the passcode becomes unnecessary at power-on)

before connecting to the PC (see the section on “Security” in the Operation

Manual on the CD-ROM).

• While communicating with the PC, do not perform any operations on the

device, turn off its power, remove it from the Docking Station, or disconnect

the cable from the PC.

• While communicating with the PC, the AC adapter must be connected.

• If the device has been removed from the Docking Station, make sure to wait

for 30 seconds before replacing it on the Docking Station.

If connected immediately after the device is removed, the device may not be

properly recognized as a USB device.

• Do not remove and re-connect the USB cable from/to the PC in a short time.

USB port

USB connector Docking Station

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Basic Operations

Turning the unit on and off

Turning the unit on

Press to turn the power on.

Note: When the battery level is low, the power will not turn on even when you

attach the AC adapter.

Turning the unit off

Press to turn the power off.

Turning the back light on and off

When it is dark and difficult to see the LCD display, turn the back light on for easier

viewing.

Every time you press the Back light key , the back light will turn on and off.

Auto back light off

To save the battery, the back light will automatically turn off if you do not operate the

Zaurus for a certain period of time.

The Light & Power application in the Settings Home screen allows you to change the

time that elapses before the back light will turn off automatically.

Auto power off

To save the battery, the Zaurus will automatically turn off if you do not operate the

unit for a certain period of time.

The Light & Power application in the Settings Home screen will allow you to change

the time that elapses before the unit turns off automatically.

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Operating methods

The Zaurus can be operated by either pressing keys on the keyboard or tapping an

item (buttons, etc.) on the screen using the stylus.

The operation manual primarily describes operation using the stylus. Button or key

operations are included, if they make it easier to carry out the relative function.

Using the stylus

To tap

Touch an item (application icon, button, etc.) on the screen once to execute it.

To tap and hold

For example, tap and hold the stylus on an application icon to open the “Details”

screen.

To drag

For example, drag to select the characters you wish to copy.

Pressing keys and buttons

In the Home screen

Press the cursor key ( ) to move the focus.

Then press the SELECT key or OK key to open or launch a selected application or

file.

In an application

Press the cursor key ( ) to move the focus.

On the Setting or Edit screen, press OK key to save the settings and close the

window, or press Cancel key to close it without saving the settings.

Note: On the Setting or Edit screen, pressing the OK key or the Cancel key

operates in the same way as tapping or respectively.

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Home Screen

Press the

Home

key to display the Home screen. There are following Home screens.

Press the Home key or tap one of the Navigation tabs to switch between the Home

screens, and then tap the desired icon to start it.

Applications: consisting of built-in applications.

Java: consisting of built-in sample Java applications.

Settings: consisting of programs to control the basic operations of the

Zaurus.

Files: consisting of the files you have created or copied, and files stored

on the optional expansion memory cards inserted into the

Zaurus.

Part names

Navigation tabs

Tap to show what

applications are

available.

Taskbar

Qt Menu icon

Running application icons

Input methods icon

Input methods menu icon

Time indicator

Battery icon

SD card icon

CF card icon

Sound volume icon

Connection status ico

Caps lock symbol

Num lock symbol

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Using the taskbar

Qt Menu icon: Tap to display the menu. This is an another way of

accessing applications in the list view.

You can also perform a Rotation, Reboot (see page 84)

or Suspend (power off), etc.

Input methods icon: Tap to display the input modes (see page 64).

Input methods menu icon: Tap to pop up a list of input methods.

Running application icons: The icon(s) of the applications that are open appear

(All running applications may not be displayed

depending on the condition of the Taskbar).

Tap the desired icon to switch between the running

applications.

Note: Multiple applications may run simultaneously.

However, limited available working memory may cause certain running

applications to terminate or malfunction, when you try to start a new

application.

Connection status icon: The icon will appear when network settings are

completed in the Network application and a

communication card is inserted.

During wireless LAN communication, an icon will be

displayed that shows the signal strength level.

Blue: Excellent, Green: Good, Yellow: Average,

Red: Poor

Sound volume icon: Tap to reach the volume adjustment slider (see page

74).

CF card icon/SD card icon: The icon will appear when the Zaurus recognizes that

the memory card is inserted in the card slot. It is

required to remove the memory card by tapping the CF

card icon/SD card icon on the taskbar and then

selecting “Eject CF card” / “Eject SD-card” (see page

77).

Battery icon: Tap to get the battery’s status (see page 75).

Time indicator: Tap to adjust the date and time. For the time-critical

functions to work properly, the built-in clock must be set

to the current date and time (see page 12, and the

Operation Manual on the CD-ROM).

Num lock symbol: Displayed when the Num lock mode is entered using

the keyboard.

Caps lock symbol: Displayed when the Caps Lock mode is entered using

the keyboard.

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Files Home Screen

This section gives a simple explanation of the Files Home screen. For more detailed

explanations, see “Reorganizing Your Files” (page 39).

When “My Zaurus” is selected in the folder menu, the “Internal Flash” folder will be

displayed. If a memory card is installed, the “CF Card” or “SD Card” folder will also

be displayed. If one of these folders is opened, the folders and data files contained

in either the Internal Flash or the memory card will be displayed.

The folders are organized as follows:

Menu bar

Folder menu

Tap here to move

to a higher folder.

Displays the folder

selected before or

after the currently

selected folder.

New Folder button

Creates a new folder.

History button

Tap this to display the

file most recently used.

Displays the contents

of the folder one level

above.

Lists the contents of

the folder selected in

the folder menu.

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•When you tap on a folder icon, the folder will open and the data files and folders

contained within will be displayed.

•When you tap on the icon for a data file, the application linked to that file will start

and the file will open.

•You can create new folders and reorganize your files through tasks like collecting

related data in a single folder (see page 40).

My Zaurus

Internal Flash

Image_Files.............. Contains Image files created with the Imaging

application.

Install_Files .............. This folder is used when installing software.

Text_Files................. Contains Text files created with the Text Editor.

SD Card............................... Displayed when an SD memory card is installed.

Documents ............... Created when the SD memory card is installed in

the Zaurus.

Install_Files ... This folder is used when installing software.

CF Card ............................... Displayed when a CompactFlash card is installed.

Documents ............... Created when the CompactFlash card is installed

in the Zaurus.

Install_Files ... This folder is used when installing software.

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Reorganizing Your Files

You can reorganize your files using folders in the File Home screen.

Opening folders and viewing files

This section explains how to view files created using the Imaging application.

1. Tap the Folder menu on the Files Home screen.

2. Tap “Internal Flash”.

3. Tap “Image_Files”.

4. Tap the file you wish to view.

The Imaging application will start and the file will open.

5. Return to the Files Home screen by pressing the Cancel key or tapping .

Note: When you press the Cancel key, the contents of the folder one level

above will be displayed in Steps 3 and 4. You can change the operation

of the Cancel key on the Files Home screen (see page 43).

Folder menu

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Creating a new folder

This section describes how to create a new folder within the “Internal Flash” folder.

If a different folder is selected in Step 1, the new folder will be created within that

folder.

1. Open the “Internal Flash” folder on the Files Home screen.

If a different folder is currently open, tap on the Folder menu, tap the “Internal

Flash” folder.

2. Tap the New Folder button.

The new folder creation screen will be displayed.

3. Enter the folder name, then tap .

A new folder will be displayed under the “Internal Flash” folder.

Moving or copying a file to another folder

This section describes how to move the Imaging file to the new folder created above.

1. Open the “Image_Files” folder, and select the file you wish to move.

2. Tap the “Edit” menu (or tap and hold the file) and then tap “Cut” or “Copy”.

3. Open the destination folder.

4. Tap the “Edit” menu and then tap “Paste”.

New Folder button

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Changing folder and file names

1. Select the folder or file you wish to rename on the Files Home screen.

2. Tap the “File” menu (or tap and hold the folder or file) and then tap “Rename”.

The Rename screen will be displayed.

3. Change the name, then tap .

Changing date information for a file

1. Select the file for which you want to change the date.

2. Tap the “File” menu (or tap and hold the file) and then tap “Change date”.

3. On the mini-calendar that will appear, select a new date for the file.

Changing the index screen from thumbnail view to list view

Switching between thumbnail view and list view

1. Tap the “View” menu and then tap “List”.

The index display will change to a list view.

To return to the thumbnail view index screen, tap “Thumbnails” on the “View”

menu.

Changing the items shown in the list view

You can change the items that are shown when using the list view.

1. Tap the “View” menu and then tap “List View Settings”.

The list view settings screen will be displayed.

2. Tap the Item button, and select the item name for each item you wish to display.

3. Tap .

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Setting and clearing wallpaper from the Files Home screen

You can set an image file (JPEG, BMP, GIF and PNG format) as the wallpaper for

the Zaurus.

Setting the wallpaper

1. On the Files Home screen, tap and hold the Image file that you want to set as

wallpaper.

A pop-up menu will appear.

2. Select “Set as wallpaper”.

The selected image file will be set as the wallpaper.

Clearing the wallpaper

1. On the Files Home screen, tap and hold any Image file.

2. Select “Clear wallpaper settings”.

The current wallpaper will be cleared.

Note: Wallpaper and other detailed display settings are made in the

Appearance application on the Settings Home screen. (See the

Operation Manual on the CD-ROM.)

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Defining the Cancel key function for the Files Home screen

You can define how the Cancel key will operate on the Files Home screen. There

are three options.

1. On the Files Home screen, tap the “View” menu and then tap “Preferences”.

The Preference screen will be displayed.

2. Tap the desired radio button and then tap .

Naming folders and files

Note:

• A backup of a file that has a space at the beginning of the file name cannot

be made on the PC.

• Characters that are not allowed in names for files and folders cannot be

entered from the keyboard (For example, *, /.).

• The folder and file names are case-sensitive on Internal Flash memory, which

are case-independent on an expansion memory card.

Use cancel as close When a file is open, the application and file will be closed.

Use cancel as up On the Files Home screen, the folder one level higher than

the selected folder will be displayed. When a file is open,

the application and file will be closed.

Use cancel as focus On the Files Home screen, the focus can be changed from

the list of files and folders to the Folder menu or the History

button. When a file is open, the application and file will be

closed.

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Menu list

File New folder Creates a new folder (see page 40).

Delete Deletes the selected file or folder. When a folder is

deleted, all of the files within the folder will also be

deleted.

Duplicate Duplicates the selected folder or file. When a folder

is duplicated, all of the files within the folder will also

be duplicated.

Send by beam Transmits the selected file to another Zaurus or

similar device using infrared transmission.

Rename Changes the name of a file or folder (see page 41).

Change date Changes the date information of the file.

Prev folder Displays the folder which was previously viewed.

Next folder Displays the next folder.

Edit Cut Cuts the selected file or folder. When a folder is cut,

all of the files within the folder will also be cut

(see page 40).

Copy Copies the selected file or folder. When a folder is

copied, all of the files within the folder will also be

copied (see page 40).

Paste Pastes cut or copied files or folders.

View List Switches to the list view index screen (see page 41).

Thumbnails Switches to the thumbnail view index screen (see

page 41).

Preferences Change the operation when the Cancel key is

pressed.

List View Settings Changes the column items shown when the List view

index screen is displayed (see page 41).

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Basics of Using Applications

This section describes basic operations for using applications. Operations may differ

in some applications.

Starting and exiting an application

1. Display the Applications Home screen.

2. Tap the “Todo List” application icon to start the application.

Note: On the Home screen, press the Menu key or tap the Qt Menu icon, then

select the desired application from the displayed menu to start the

application. Slide your stylus on the screen until you select desired

application through the sub-menu of “Applications”, “Settings” and other

menu, and release your stylus on the application to start.

3. Tap on the at the upper right of the screen to close the application.

Note: Multiple applications may run simultaneously.

However, limited available working memory may cause certain running

applications to terminate or malfunction, when you try to start a new

application.

Menu bar

(see page 47)

Exit

Displays the online Help.

(see page 78)

Taskbar (see page 36)

Qt Menu icon

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Application Fast Load

Some applications may take a while to launch when there is a large amount of data

associated with the application. There are some applications which you can reduce

the start up time by using the settings on the “Details” screen. (To open the “Details”

screen, tap and hold an application icon for a few moments in the Applications Home

screen.)

If you check the “Fast load” option in the “Details” screen, the start up time for that

application will be shortened. (There are also some applications that do not have the

Fast load checkbox.)

Note:

• Selecting the Fast Load option will consume more memory. Limited available

memory may cause the launch time to slow down.

• Even when “Fast Load” is enabled, the first time to launch the application may

not be as fast as subsequent times.

• You can disable the “Fast Load” application by removing the checkbox on the

details screen.

• When “Fast Load” is checked off, note that the ordering of the list has not be

resumed. If you change the ordering of the list again, tap column buttons.

Viewing data (Index screen/Detail screen)

1. Start the Todo List application.

The Index screen will be displayed and the entries can be viewed in list form.

2. Press the Up or Down cursor key to move the focus to the desired entry.

3. Press the OK key.

The Detail screen of the entry will be displayed.

Category name

You can change the

width of the columns

by touching and

dragging here with the

stylus (not available

for some columns).

You can change the list

order by tapping on the

column buttons.

Application name

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Tapping an entry in the Index screen will also display the Detail screen.

Note: For data intensive applications, the screen might display slowly.

4. Press the Cancel key or tap in the upper right to close the Detail screen.

The display will return to the Index screen.

Using the Menu bar

The Menu bar is displayed at the top of the Index, New/Edit and other screens. The

items on the Menu bar will vary depending on the application.

Closes the screen.

Shortcut icons

Menu bar

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Menu operations

1. Press the Menu key or tap the desired menu command.

The menu will open.

Note: Pressing the Menu key again will close the menu.

2. Press the Left/Right or Up/Down cursor keys to select the desired menu

command, then press the SELECT key to execute it.

You can also tap the desired menu to select it.

When is displayed on the right edge of the menu, a sub-menu exists.

When the menu item has a ellipsis mark suffix (...), selecting the menu item will

open another window or screen.

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Moving the focus

The focus is moved using the cursor key. Focused items (entry, tab, shortcut icon,

etc.) are enclosed by a dotted line.

The focus will move within the allotted area (entries list, menu bar, tab, etc.).

For example, when the focus is on the shortcut icon, pressing the Left and Right

cursor keys will move the focus within the Menu bar, and not to the entries list.

Press the Tab key to move the focus to another area (the focus will differ within

applications).

Note: If the entries highlight does not move by pressing the cursor key on the

Index screen, press the Tab key to move the focus to the entries list.

Menu and shortcut icons

The following menus and commands are common to the Index and Edit screens of

some applications.

Some of them are indicated in the shortcut icon format on the Menu bar.

Refer to the “Categorizing Entries” for details about Categories (see page 55).

Menus Shortcut icons

Data menu

Address Book

Calendar

Todo List

New*** (Creates a new entry)

Edit*** (Edits the entry)

Delete... (Deletes the entry)

Delete all... (Deletes all entries) -

Duplicate (Duplicates the entry) -

Send by beam...

(Transfers data by an infrared beam) -

Category menu

Address Book

Todo List

All (Displays all created entries) -

Business (default fixed category) -

Personal (default fixed category) -

Unfiled (Displays only unfiled categories) -

Option menu

Address Book

Calendar

Todo List

Find... (Finds entries) -

Font (Changes the display font size) -

Help (Displays the online Help) -

Edit menu

Address Book

Calendar

Todo List

Text Editor

Undo (Undoes the last operation) -

Cut (Cuts selected text to the clipboard)

Copy (Copies selected text to the clipboard)

Paste (Pastes text within the clipboard

where the cursor is positioned)

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Creating a new entry

1. Tap the New icon ( ).

The new entry screen for the selected application will be displayed.

Note: Instead of step 1, pressing + will allow you to open a new entry

screen.

2. Select and enter the required items.

See the following pages for details about making entries.

• Entering Characters (see page 62)

• Selecting from a list (see page 51)

• Using checkboxes (see page 54)

• Using the Menu Bar (see page 47)

• Categorizing entries (see page 55)

Note: Pressing the Tab key on the hardware keyboard will move the focus to

the next component.

3. Tap or press the OK key to save the setting.

If you tap or press the Cancel key, the entry screen will close without saving

any new data.

Note: For other ways to create an entry using the menu(s) on the Menu bar,

see page 47, “Using the Menu bar.”

Select items.

Enter text.

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Modifying an entry

Open the Edit screen

1. On the Index screen, select an entry you want to modify.

2. Tap the Edit icon ( ).

The Edit screen will be displayed.

3. Make your modifications.

4. When you have finished making your modifications, tap or press the OK

key to save the modifications.

If you tap or press the Cancel key, the Edit screen will close without saving

any changes.

Moving and duplicating text

1. Drag the text to select it.

2. To move the text, tap “Cut” on the “Edit” menu, or tap “Copy” to copy the text.

3. Move the cursor to the destination for moving or copying the text.

4. Tap “Paste” on the “Edit” menu.

The text will be pasted in the new location.

Note: Cut, Copy, and Paste operations may not be possible if the user area is

almost full.

Selecting from a list

When entering or editing data, some items are selected from lists.

There are three types of lists, as follows:

Drop-down list

Tap the drop-down list button and select from the list.

Combobox

Tap and select from the list, or enter information directly.

Spinbox

Select numerical values by tapping or , or enter numbers directly.

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Drop-down list

1. Tap the drop-down list button and select from the displayed list.

Combobox

1. Tap the Combobox button at the right edge of the field and select from the

displayed list.

Drop-down list button

When you tap here, a

list will be displayed.

When you tap here, a

list will be displayed.

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2. When the desired entry does not appear on the displayed list, tap the field and

enter the information there.

Spinbox

1. Tap or at the right edge of the field to change the number.

You can also tap the entry field and enter a number directly.

Tap here and enter

the information.

Tap here.

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Using checkboxes

You can select items by placing a checkmark or deselect them by removing the

checkmark.

1. Tap a checkbox to place a checkmark there.

2. Tap again to remove the checkmark.

Using the radio buttons

Radio buttons are used to select a single item from multiple options.

1. Tap the radio button to select.

Tap here

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Categorizing entries

Once you categorize an entry, you will be able to display the entry in the appointed

category (Address Book and Todo List). You can also assign an entry to several

different categories.

Selecting the desired category from a list

1. Display the New Entry screen or the Edit screen.

2. Tap the Category drop-down list button.

The Drop-down list will be displayed.

3. Tap the desired category to select.

Adding new categories

1. Display the New Entry screen or the Edit screen.

2. Tap the Edit Categories button ( ).

The Edit Categories screen will be displayed.

Note: When the category has already been selected in step 1, the category

checkbox will be checked.

Category drop-down

list button

Edit Categories button

Adds new

categories.

Category checkbox

Delete button

Rename button

Add button

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3. Tap the “Add” button.

The Add screen will appear for entering a new category name.

4. Enter the new category name and then tap .

The newly created category name will be displayed in the Edit Categories

screen. To add additional categories, repeat steps 3 and 4.

•If you want to change the category name you created, tap the desired category

name and then tap the “Rename” button.

•If you want to delete a category you created, tap the desired category name and

then tap the Delete button ( ) (Entries that are assigned only to the category you

delete will be automatically reassigned to the “Unfiled” category).

Note:

• You cannot duplicate an existing category name.

• The default category names (Business, Personal) cannot be renamed or

deleted.

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5. Tap or press the OK key to save the setting.

Note:

• If you tap the Category drop-down list button on the New Entry or Edit screen,

the added category will be displayed in the list.

• To view the entries of a specified category, see page 58.

Assigning one entry to multiple categories

1. Display the New Entry screen or the Edit screen.

2. Tap the Edit Categories button ( ).

The Edit Categories screen will be displayed.

3. Select a category for the entry by placing a checkmark in the appropriate

category checkbox. Multiple categories can be selected.

4. Tap to save the setting.

Return to the New Entry screen or Edit screen. If you have assigned multiple

categories, “(Multi.)” will appear in the Category name field.

Category checkbox

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Viewing the entries of a specified category only

In the Index screen of the Address Book or Todo List applications, you can display

only the entries that are assigned to a specified category.

1. On the Index screen, tap the “Category” menu.

The category name will appear in alphabetical order and the current category

will be checked.

If you have 13 category names (including “Business”, “Personal” and “Unfiled”)

or more, the Category menu on the Index screen lists “All”, “Unfiled”, or

“More...”.

If “More...” is displayed, skip to step 1 below.

2. Tap the category you want to display.

The entries belonging to the category you select will be displayed on the Index

screen.

The current category name will be displayed next to the application name on the

title bar of the Index screen.

Choose the “All” category to show entries in any category.

When “More...” is displayed in the Category menu

1. Tap “More...”.

The Select category screen will appear.

2. Tap the drop-down list button.

All category names will appear in alphabetical order.

3. Tap the category you want to display and then tap .

The Select category screen will close and then the entries belonging to the

selected category will be displayed on the Index screen.

Drop-down list button

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Note: The “New Event” screen for inputting an event entry for the Calendar

application includes a Category setting. This setting is for

synchronization with a PC. There is no function for viewing the event

entries of a specified category in the Calendar application itself.

Deleting entries

Deleting an entry

1. On the Index screen, select an entry you want to delete.

2. Tap the Delete icon on the Menu bar.

The confirmation message will be displayed.

Note: Pressing + will allow you to perform the delete function.

3. Tap “Yes” to delete it.

The selected entry will be deleted.

Deleting all entries in the application

1. Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Delete all” in the desired application.

The confirmation message will be displayed.

2. Tap “Yes” to delete them.

All entries in the application will be deleted.

Duplicating an entry

1. On the Index screen, select an entry you want to duplicate.

2. Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Duplicate”.

The selected entry will be duplicated.

Transferring data by an infrared beam

You can transfer entries created in the Address Book, Calendar and Todo List using

the IR port (IrDA) on the left side of the unit. For detailed information, see “Beam

Receive” in the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM.

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Changing the display font size

(For the Address Book, Todo List, and the Detail screen of the Calendar, Text Editor

and EMail applications)

You can change the display font size in the application for easier viewing.

1. Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Font”.

The current display font size will be checked.

2. Tap the desired font size.

Note: The selected font size will only apply to the current application.

Searching for an entry

(For the Address Book, Calendar, and Todo List applications)

The Find menu command will help you search for a specific entry stored in the

application. If only the entries of the specified category are displayed in the Index

screen, the Find function will only search the specified category. To carry out the

Find function for all categories, select “All” from the Category menu to display all

entries in the Zaurus.

1. On the Index or Detail screen, tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Find”.

The Find screen will appear.

2. Enter the keyword.

Note:

• The Search function will not distinguish between uppercase and lowercase

letters.

• For the search function of the EMail application, see the “EMail” section in the

Operation Manual on the CD-ROM.

By tapping and

dragging on the title bar

of the Find screen, you

will be able to move it.

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3. Tap “Find Next” to continue the search in the remainder of the entries, or

“Find Prev” to search the previous part of the entries.

The search result will appear.

If multiple entries are found, tap the “Find Next” or “Find Prev” to switch between

the entries to be displayed.

4. Tap to close the Find screen.

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Entering Characters

The Zaurus provides two ways of entering characters: using the hardware keyboard

and software keyboard.

Using these tools, you can type in letters, numbers and special characters.

The hardware keyboard

c Tab key ( ) Acts as a tab key. On the Edit screen, the cursor will

move to the next field.

d Shift key ( ) Shifts the mode to enter uppercase letters or lowercase

letters when the Caps lock key is active.

Also, press the key while holding down to enter the

upper left characters in number keys (such as @ and?).

e Fn key ( ) Enables the entry of numbers and symbols printed on

the keyboard in orange.

f Space key ( ) Inserts a space.

g BS key ( ) Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

h Enter key ( ) Executes the current operation or starts a new line.

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key as combination key when held down

Typing in text

Typing text is simple and straightforward.

Press a key to enter the corresponding letter.

For example (when Caps lock is not active):

To enter a lowercase letter “h”, press .

To enter an uppercase letter “H”, press while holding down .

Note: When Caps lock is active, will function in reverse.

To enter a symbol “@”, press , then press .

Entering numbers

Press , and then press the number key, or put it in the Num lock mode.

To enter numbers continuously, press the number key while holding the key

down.

Deleting text

If you make a mistake while entering text, you can delete the text as follows.

1. Move the cursor to the right of the character to be deleted.

2. Press to delete a character to the left of the cursor.

Caps ( + ) Changes the entering mode to enter uppercase (capital)

letters (Caps lock).

To cancel the function, press + again.

Symbol ( + )

Opens the symbol window for entry of special characters.

Num ( + )

Changes the entering mode to enter numbers (Num lock)

and symbols. To cancel the function, press +

again.

Del ( + ) Deletes the character to the right of the cursor.

Cut ( + ) Cuts the selected text.

Copy ( + ) Copies the selected text.

Paste ( + ) Pastes the cut/copied text.

Page scroll Up/Down

( + /) Scrolls pages on some screens.

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Software keyboard

By default, “ ” will appear at the bottom left of the screen.

Tap the Input methods menu icon ( ) to pop up a list of input methods:

Handwriting, Keyboard, Pickboard and Unicode. Tap the input method you prefer.

The icon will change to reflect your choice.

•Handwriting ( ): Enters characters using your handwriting.

•Keyboard ( ): Enters characters by tapping a QWERTY keyboard on the

screen.

•Pickboard( ): Enters characters by tapping a keyboard similar to a phone

keyboard.

•Unicode ( ): Enters characters by tapping a list arranged according to their

Unicode.

Tapping the Input methods icon will alternately pop up the input area and will hide

the input area.

Input methods icons

Input methods menu

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Handwriting

Pop up the input area in the handwriting mode.

Write a letter with the stylus.

There are three input areas: Uppercase letter input area, Lowercase letter input area

and Symbol input area.

As you write letters, a list of words will appear on the Candidates area (top of the

input area). Tap it to enter it.

Handwriting Gestures

To insert commands other than characters, make handwriting gestures.

“Return”, “BackSpace”, “Uppercase”, and “CapsLock”.

These are indicated with brackets ([ ]) in the Character list on the Trainer screen of

the Handwriting Help (see page 66), and you can learn how they are drawn.

Help button

Candidates area

Lowercase letter

input area

Symbol input area

Back space button

Return button

Setup button

Uppercase letter

input area

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Handwriting recognition

Tap the Help button of the Handwriting input method to view the tips or to use the

trainer.

The Tips screen will show you hints of how to use handwriting effectively.

Practicing your handwriting

On the Trainer screen, tap the character type drop-down list button to switch

character types. Then, tap any character in the Character list.

As you tap, the character selected in the list will be demonstrated in the Sample area

automatically.

If you tap the right arrow button, another way of writing, if available, will be

demonstrated. When you select “Uppercase latin 1” and then tap the right arrow

button, the corresponding lowercase letter will be demonstrated, if available.

While the selected character is demonstrated in the Sample area, practice your

handwriting on the right Input area.

Character type

drop-down list button

Character list

Left and right

arrow buttons

Sample area Input area

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You can confirm your performance in the area above the input area showing the

matched rate (%) of the character you wrote and the matched rate of similar

characters to the character you wrote.

Setting up your preferences

Tap the Setup button ( ) on the input area to set your preferences and to

customize the handwriting input.

You can customize the handwriting input area.

Timeout adjustment (Multi-stroke character timeout)

Set the timeout (in seconds) of how to recognize one character within the specified

time set.

If you start after the specified time, it will be recognized as a second character.

Input areas displayed

You can customize the input area shown in the handwriting mode (see below).

If you want to have both an uppercase input area and a lowercase input area, select

“Upper and lower case areas” by tapping the radio button.

Tap to close the

Handwriting Help

Timeout adjustment

Input areas displayed

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If you want to have only a lowercase input area, select “Lower case (toggle Upper

case)” by tapping the radio button. In this case, when you write in uppercase, first

perform an “Uppercase” gesture (see page 65, “Handwriting Gestures”) for writing

the uppercase character and then write the desired character (in lowercase).

Customizing your handwriting

This setting will allow you to customize the handwriting to your own style of writing.

The following four parts: character type drop-down list button, character list, input

area and left and right arrow buttons, work in the same way described on page 66

(Trainer screen in the Handwriting Help).

Upper and lowercase

Lowercase

Character type

drop-down list button

Character list

Input area

Left and right

arrow buttons

“Add” button

“Clear” button

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Recognizing your handwriting

The input area shows the corresponding character selected in the character list.

This demonstrates the way the Zaurus recognizes the character.

You can clear it and write it your own way in the input area. This will be the way the

Zaurus recognizes your character.

1. Tap your choice from the character list.

2. Tap the “Clear” button when the character is displayed.

3. Write the character in your own style.

4. Tap the “Add” button to add your writing.

5. Tap to save your writing.

If you want to delete the way of writing recognized by the Zaurus, tap the “Remove”

button. To revert to the default setting, tap the “Default” button.

Registering new characters

This setting will allow you to add new characters to the character list. Not only

characters but input command words such as Return and Backspace, and

handwriting gestures can be selected instead of entering characters.

1. Tap the “Clear” to clear the character displayed on the input area.

2. Write the desired character in the input area.

3. Tap “New”.

The Enter new character screen will be displayed.

4. Type a character you want to register using the hardware keyboard.

If you want to add command words, tap the Character combobox button.

5. Tap on the Enter new character screen to add it.

6. Tap on the Setup Handwriting Input screen to save your writing.

Character combobox

button

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“Character” combobox

The choices are as follows: [Esc], [Tab], [BackSpace], [Return], [Uppercase],

[Caps Lock], [Shortcut], [Punctuation], [Symbol], and [Extended].

Keyboard

Pull up the keyboard mode in the input area.

The keyboard will work just like a full-size keyboard, except that you tap the keys

instead of typing on them.

Entering characters

As you tap, the character you tapped and candidates including it will appear above

the keyboard.

Tap the desired character to insert it.

If you tap Shift, it will remain down until you tap it again or tap a letter.

Switching the keyboard layout

Tap the keyboard layout switch button (right arrow key) to switch the keyboard

layout.

Insert, Home, PageUp, Delete, End, PageDown and arrow keys will be displayed

and hidden every time you tap it.

Candidates

area Keyboard

layout

switch

button

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Pickboard

The Pickboard will provide fast text input using a minimum amount of screen space.

Pull up the pickboard mode in the input area.

The pickboard comprises groups of letters, plus a few symbols and command

words.

Pickboard top row

This row has the 123 letter group for entering digits, the symbols letter group and

some command words.

Tap “Space” to enter a space, tap “Back” to backspace delete, and tap “Return” to

move to a new line.

CAPS LOCK is controlled by tapping “Shift”.

The KEY group leads to a set of keyboard navigation keys, e.g. PgUp, PgDn, etc.

To return to the normal Pickboard, tap the pop-up menu button and then tap “Reset”.

To display numeric characters, tap “123”. Tap on the desired number and then tap

on the numbers in the top line for them to be entered.

To display symbols, tap “@*!?”.

To display special characters or commands, tap a letter “KEY”.

Pop-up menu

button

Pop-up menu

button

Pop-up menu

button

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Pickboard bottom row

Tapping letter groups will enter words.

The Pickboard will present a list of letters and words at the top of the input area.

If the word you intend to type appears, tap it to insert it.

For example, to enter the word “hotel”, tap the GHI group (for “h”), then the MNO

group (for “o”), then the STU group (for “t”), then the DEF group (for “e”), then the

JKL group (for “l”). At this point the word “hotel” will appear; tap the word to enter it.

Pickboard menu

At the right of the pickboard is a pop-up menu button which offers an Add word

option and a Reset option. Use this menu if you were not able to find your word.

To add a word, tap each letter of the word in the letter groups in turn, then tap the

pop-up menu button and tap “Add...”.

To cancel selecting the letter group(s), tap the pop-up menu button and then tap

“Reset”.

This will pop up the Add dialog which will present a list of letters.

To switch between upper and lower case letter, tap a letter button again. The

key-top indication will switch between upper and lower case.

Tap the letter buttons to compose your word, then tap to add your word to the

dictionary.

Letter buttons

Example of selecting

[“PQR” → “GHI” → “JKL”

→ “MNO”]

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Unicode

Use Unicode mode to insert special characters and symbols.

Entering characters

Unicode characters are collected in groups.

To change the group, tap the Unicode group drop-down list button, then select the

group you want.

To insert a character, tap it in the grid.

Unicode group

drop-down list

button

Character

chart

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Adjusting the Volume

Volume setting allows you to adjust the volume setting of the built-in speaker and

the stereo headphone to listen to the Voice Recorder files or the alarm, keyclicks,

screentaps, and sound effects.

Using the task bar

The Sound volume icon will always appear on the taskbar.

1. Tap the Sound volume icon on the taskbar to display the volume adjustment

slider.

2. Tap and hold the slider and move up or down to adjust the volume.

3. Tap each checkbox to turn off the sound for the alarm, keyclicks, screentaps, or

sound effects if necessary.

If you want to mute all sounds, tap the “Mute” checkbox.

4. Tap anywhere outside the volume adjustment pop-up window to save the

setting and close the window.

Note: With the stereo headphone attached, you can hear all sounds from the

stereo headphone including alarms, keyclicks and screentaps.

Volume adjustment slider

Sound volume icon

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Checking the battery level

1. Tap the Battery icon on the taskbar to check the battery level.

The Battery Status screen will appear.

The battery indicator will display the remaining battery power in green when the

Zaurus is connected to the AC adapter, or in blue when not connected to the AC

adapter.

Below the battery indicator, you can see the Battery status and connection or

disconnection status of the AC adapter:

•Depending on the battery level, the Battery status reads: Good, Low, Very Low or

Charging

•When the AC adapter is connected, “Power on-line” will be displayed, and when

the AC adapter is disconnected, “External power disconnected” will be displayed.

2. Tap to close the screen.

Battery indicator

Battery icon

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Using memory expansion

You can use a CompactFlash card, an SD memory card or a Multi Media Card.

The Zaurus automatically recognizes the CompactFlash card and the SD memory

card (Multi Media Card) when the card is inserted in the Zaurus. The memory card

folders will appear in the Files Home screen.

The data in the Internal Flash can be backed up and restored using a memory card.

Caution: Do not drop or shock the Zaurus with a card partially ejected from the

main body. Doing so may cause malfunction or damage to the Zaurus

or the card.

Note: The copyright protection function of the SD memory card is not

implemented in the Zaurus.

Inserting

1. Be sure to turn the Zaurus on before inserting the card.

After turning the power on, check that the start-up routine has been completed

(the keyboard and other function keys will be fully operational).

2. Insert the desired card into the specific card slot until it slides securely into

position.

Be sure to insert the card in the correct direction and orientation.

The CF (or SD) card icon will appear on the taskbar in the bottom right-hand

corner of the screen.

The memory card folders will appear in the Files Home screen.

CF card slot SD card slot

Front Front

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Caution:

• Only insert the card after the start-up routine has been completed (the

keyboard and other function keys will be fully operational) after the power is

turned on. If the card is inserted before the start-up routine is completed, the

Zaurus will not properly recognize the card, and may result in improper

operation.

• Do not subject the card to strong electrical shocks.

• Insert the SD memory card and the Multi Media Card into the slot until they

are completely inserted.

Note:

• The Zaurus will take longer to start up when it has a memory card installed

compared to when it does not. This is because the system will check the card

at startup.

• Sharp recommends that you only use the memory cards that have been

approved by Sharp. Use of other cards may not work properly with the

Zaurus.

Removing

1. Be sure all applications are closed before removing the card.

If any applications are open, tap to close them.

2. While the card is inserted, tap the CF (or SD) card icon on the taskbar.

The pop-up menu will appear.

3. Tap “Eject CF card” (or “Eject SD-card”).

The CF (or SD) card icon will disappear.

At the same time, the memory card folder will be erased from the Files Home

screen.

Now you are ready to remove the card from the CF (or SD) card slot.

SD card icon

CF card icon

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4. After the CF (or SD) icon disappears, remove the CF card straight out.

Or push the SD memory card or Multi Media Card inwards slowly and then

remove it.

Caution:

• The Eject Operation is not available if any files on the memory cards are

open, or if a modem card, etc. is in use.

•

When you select the destination to store files of the EMail application to the CF card

or the SD card, the CF card or the SD card may be unable to eject. In such case,

change the storing destination to the Zaurus then eject the CF card or the SD card.

• If you do not carry out the Eject Operation, the Zaurus will not recognize cards

properly, and this may result in incorrect operation.

The data on the card may also be corrupted.

• Use your fingers to prevent the card from popping out from the SD card slot.

Using Help

The Help Browser is a hyperlinked help system that works similar to a Web browser.

1. In the Applications Home screen, tap the “Help Browser” application icon.

The top screen will be displayed.

2. Tap the blue word to jump to the page concerning the word.

Note: With the following methods, you can open the context-sensitive help

screen of the Help Browser (not available for all applications).

•Tap for the application help screen.

•Tap the “Option” menu and then tap “Help” on the Index screen of the

application.

Bookmarks menu

Add Bookmark Adds the page to the bookmarks.

Remove from Bookmarks Removes registered bookmarks.

Bookmarks menu Home

Forward

Backward

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Registering bookmarks

By registering frequently-used pages, you can easily jump to the page.

1. Display the Help Browser page you want to register to the bookmarks.

2. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and then tap “Add Bookmark”.

The title of the page will be registered.

Once you have registered it, the title of the bookmarked page will be displayed in the

Bookmarks menu. Tap the bookmarked page in the Bookmarks menu to jump to that

page.

Removing bookmarks

1. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and select the bookmarked page that you want to

remove from the menu.

The bookmarked page will be displayed.

2. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and then tap “Remove from Bookmarks”.

The bookmark of the page you are on will be removed from bookmarks.

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How to Install Applications

on Your Zaurus

This section provides the procedures for installing software from the accompanying

CD-ROM onto the Zaurus.

Step1: Transfer the application installation file from the CD-ROM to the Zaurus.

Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.

The procedure for transferring the application installation file to the

internal Flash memory of the Zaurus will be explained. (The software can

also be transferred to a memory card.)

Step2: The software installation process will be executed on the Zaurus.

The procedure for installing software into the Zaurus Internal Flash

memory will be explained. (The software can also be installed onto a

memory card.)

Step 1:

Copying the Software to the Zaurus

1. Check that the Zaurus File Transfer application has been installed correctly

according to the instructions that start on page 15.

2. If the Zaurus and PC are not already connected, connect them using the

Docking Station following the steps on page 32 (“Connecting the Zaurus to your

PC”).

Note:

• If you have set or changed the Security passcode on the Zaurus or changed

the method of connection in the “PC Link” application on the Zaurus, also set

or change the settings on the “Zaurus Manager” screen in your PC. (See

“Security” in the Operation Manual and “Zaurus Manager Setting” in the

operation manual for Zaurus File Transfer application, etc.)

• When communicating with the PC, do not perform any operations on the

Zaurus, do not turn off the power, do not remove it from the Docking Station,

and do not disconnect the cable from the PC.

• When communicating with the PC, the AC adapter must be connected.

3. Turn on the power for the Zaurus. If the power is already on, turn it off, wait

approximately 30 seconds, then turn the power on again.

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4. Double-click on the CD-ROM drive name (example: D) in the My Computer

application on your PC.

The menu screen will be displayed automatically. You can also display the

menu by ejecting the CD-ROM, then reinserting it.

5. Click “Additional Software for the Zaurus”.

A window will open, displaying the Applications folder on the CD-ROM.

6. Next, display the Zaurus memory window.

Click the Start menu, then (All) Programs → Sharp Zaurus 2 →

Zaurus File Transfer → Zaurus File Transfer.

The Zaurus File Transfer application window will appear on the desktop.

The Zaurus memory will be displayed on the PC using the Zaurus File Transfer

application.

The “Internal Flash” folder displays the internal flash memory of the Zaurus.

When a memory card is installed, an “SD Card” or “CF Card” folder will appear.

7. Double-click the “Internal Flash” folder, then double-click “Install_Files” folder.

Note: When installing software on the Zaurus, copy it into the “Install_Files”

folder.

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8. Drag the file from the Applications folder of the CD-ROM and drop it into the

“Install_Files” folder of the Zaurus.

The file will be transferred into the Zaurus memory.

Note: If there is a PC card slot on the PC you are using, instead of using the

Zaurus File Transfer procedure above, you can copy the software onto

a memory card, then insert the memory card into the Zaurus. You can

then continue with the following steps.

Step 2: Installing the Software for Use on

the Zaurus

Install the software you copied onto the Zaurus for use with the Add/Remove Software application.

1. Turn on the power to the Zaurus and display the Settings Home screen.

2. In the Settings Home screen, tap the “Add/Remove Software” application icon,

then tap “Install packages.”

A list of software copied to the Zaurus will be displayed.

3. Tap the software to be installed.

A screen for selecting the software installation destination will be displayed.

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4. Tap “Internal Flash” to select it.

5. Tap .

The installation will begin.

6. Tap “OK” on the confirmation screen.

The display will return to the screen in step 3.

The icon for the software will change from to . To install additional

software, repeat steps 3 through 6. To complete the software installation, be

sure to perform steps 7 and 8. The installation is not yet completed at this point.

7. Tap .

The display will return to the screen at the right in step 2.

8. Tap to exit the Add/Remove Software application.

After a few seconds, the Home screen will be displayed.

The software is now ready for use.

The installed application package file is listed in the related Home screen and

can be launched from there.

Note:

• If an error message is displayed while the software is being installed, follow

the instructions.

• Uninstall the software also with the Add/Remove Software application. For

details, see the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM.

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Appendix

What to do if a problem occurs

When a problem occurs, first refer to the Troubleshooting section (see page 95) and

the “Troubleshooting Guide” included on the CD-ROM.

If an entry is displayed incorrectly on the screen, if tapping the screen or operating

a key does not work properly, or if other problems occur, try the following sequence

of operations:

1. Reboot

2. Reset

3. Error check (in the Maintenance menu)

When the error check is executed, corrupt files or data may be deleted if found.

If the problem is not resolved by the steps above, execute “Format”.

All data or added software will be deleted.

Note: After performing one of the steps above, the time and date setting may

not be accurate. Be sure to check the setting and adjust the time and

date, if necessary.

1. Reboot

1. After saving any edited entry, close all applications.

2. Tap the Qt Menu icon ( ) on the taskbar and then select “Reboot”.

3. Tap “Yes” to reboot the Zaurus.

The Reboot process will begin. The screen will go blank briefly, then the Set

System Time screen will be displayed after a few minutes. Adjust the time and

date, then press the OK key.

The Home screen will be displayed.

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2. Performing a Reset

When a Reboot cannot be performed, or the Zaurus does not work correctly even

when rebooted, try the following reset operation (reset and full-reset). Editing data

will be lost by performing a reset (the stored data won’t be lost).

Resetting

1. After saving any entry being edited, close all applications.

Turn the Zaurus off and make sure that the screen has gone blank.

When the screen does not go blank after approximately 10 seconds or when the

power cannot be turned on/off, perform the next step.

2. Press the reset switch with the supplied stylus pen.

3. Turn the Zaurus on.

The Set System Time screen will be displayed after a few minutes.

Adjust the time and date, then press the OK key.

The Home screen will be displayed.

Full-resetting

Attempt a full-reset if the Zaurus does not work correctly even after performing a

reset.

1. After saving any entry being edited, close all applications.

Turn the Zaurus off and make sure that the screen has gone blank.

When the screen does not go blank after approximately 10 seconds or when the

power cannot be turned on/off, perform the next step.

Reset switch

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2. Press the reset switch with the supplied stylus pen while holding the Rec and

POWER keys.

3. Release the Rec and POWER keys.

4. Turn the Zaurus on.

The Set System Time screen will be displayed after a few minutes.

Adjust the time and date, then press the OK key.

The Home screen will be displayed.

Caution: Be careful not to drop the Zaurus when resetting.

Note: Repeat from step 1 if resetting can not be performed.

3. Performing an Error check

This can be executed from the “Maintenance menu”. Refer to “Maintaining Your

System” for instructions and precautions.

This will check for abnormal data in the Internal Flash memory and memory card. If

any abnormalities are discovered, the files or data with the problems will be deleted,

and your files or entries may be lost.

Reset switch

Rec key key

Appendix 87

Maintaining Your System

Zaurus system maintenance can be performed from the Maintenance menu.

You need to display the Maintenance menu first, to perform the Error check, Format,

and Update operation.

Note: After performing one of the steps below, the time and date setting may

not be accurate. Be sure to check the setting and adjust the time and

date of the Zaurus.

Displaying the Maintenance menu

1. After saving an edited entry, close all applications.

Turn the Zaurus off and make sure that the screen has gone blank.

2. Be sure to attach the AC adapter.

Make sure that the charge light will turn on.

3. Press the reset switch with the supplied stylus pen.

4. Press the POWER key while holding the OK key.

Note: Repeat from step 1 if the Maintenance menu is not displayed.

Note: Please select the menu using the numeric key, or the cursor key and

press the OK key.

Reset switch

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Note: If you select the wrong menu, press the Cancel key to return to the

Maintenance menu screen.

Performing an Error check

The Error check will search for any abnormalities in Calendar, Address Book,

Todo List, EMail, and Text Editor (Notes tab) data in the Zaurus Internal Flash

memory and EMail data in the memory card.

Caution: If any abnormalities are discovered, the files or data with problems will

be deleted, and your files, entries, data or settings may be lost.

1. Display the Maintenance menu (see page 87).

2. Press to select “2. Error check”.

The Error Check screen will be displayed.

3. Read the displayed information, then select “Yes” and press the OK key.

After a few minutes, the Error check start screen will be displayed. Follow the

on-screen instructions.

1. Cancel Closes the Maintenance menu screen. After

performing a reset, the display will return to the Home

screen.

2. Error check

(see page 88) Checks whether there are any abnormalities in the

data in the Zaurus Internal Flash memory and

memory card.

Should be performed when abnormal operation

continues even after a Reset operation (see page 85).

The files or data with problems will be deleted,

and your files, entries, data or settings may be

lost.

3. Format

(see page 89) Erases all data in the Zaurus Internal Flash memory

and then re-formats the memory.

Data or settings entered after purchase or

software you have added will be deleted.

Application updates and the contents of the Zaurus

system will not be erased (they will remain in the

updated version).

4. Update Performs an update on the Zaurus’s main system

only.

Appendix 89

Format the Zaurus

Formatting the Zaurus will erase all data on the Zaurus and then re-format the

memory.

Caution: Any settings or add-on software entered will be deleted when you

format the Zaurus. Application updates and the contents which the

Zaurus come with standard will not be erased (they will remain in the

updated version).

1. Display the Maintenance menu (see page 87).

2. Press to select “3. Format”.

The Format screen will be displayed.

3. Read the displayed information, then select “Yes” and press the OK key.

The Format operation will begin.

When the Format operation is finished, follow the screen instructions to enter

the initial settings (see page 11 to 14).

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Replacing the Battery

Caution:

• Before sliding the battery replacement switch to the “ ” position, make sure

that the Zaurus is turned off and the screen is blank. If this step is not

observed, the memory contents may be changed or lost.

• Only use the “EA-BL09” rechargeable battery.

1. Turn the Zaurus off.

2. Slide both battery replacement switches on the back of the Zaurus to the “ ”

position.

3. Remove the discharged battery.

4. Insert the new battery. Make sure that the plus (+) and minus (-) marks on the

battery are aligned correctly with those printed inside the battery compartment.

5. Push and hold the battery in the direction of the arrow while sliding both of the

battery replacement switches to the “ ” position.

If the battery is not charged, charge with the supplied AC adapter.

6. Press the POWER key to turn on the Zaurus.

If the Zaurus does not turn on, try again from step 1.

7. Check the time and date.

Appendix 91

Conditions of Use

Your Zaurus conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used under normal

conditions and in accordance with the following instructions.

Caring for your Zaurus

•Do not open or attempt to repair your Zaurus yourself. The product may only be

repaired by authorized service personnel.

•Do not drop your Zaurus or subject it to severe impacts. Be especially careful

when a partially ejected communications or other card is in the Zaurus.

Malfunction or damage may occur to the card or the Zaurus.

•Bending the body can damage the circuitry. Do not use extreme force when

pressing the display or keys.

•Close the Display protection cover to protect the LCD from being scratched,

broken, or damaged when you carry it with other objects.

•Do not insert business cards, pens, etc. between the Display protection cover and

LCD. The LCD may be broken or damaged if the Display protection cover is

pressed with force.

•Do not use sharp, pointed objects or your fingernails to touch the display screen.

Before using your Zaurus, remove dirt and stain from the screen so as not to

damage the screen.

•Use only a soft, dry cloth to clean your Zaurus. Do not use volatile liquids like paint

thinner, benzene, or wet cloths. They may cause deterioration or color changes.

•Do not carry your Zaurus in your back pocket as it could break when you sit down.

The Display is made of glass and is particularly fragile.

•If using the Zaurus with the hand strap attached, do not subject the eyelet for the

hand strap to force and strain. Do not swing the unit from its strap or pull on the

strap very tightly. Doing so may result in damage or faulty operation.

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Battery

•The Zaurus consumes battery power even when turned off.

•Before removing the battery from the Zaurus, make sure the Zaurus is turned off.

•The power supply may be blocked if there is dust on the battery terminals or the

terminals of the main unit. Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the terminals. Batteries can

cause damage, injury or burns if a conductive material touches the exposed

terminals.

In the U.S.A., Canada only

“BATTERY DISPOSAL”

CONTAINS LITHIUM-POLYMER BATTERY. MUST BE DISPOSED OF

PROPERLY. CONTACT LOCAL AGENCIES FOR INFORMATION ON

RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL PLANS IN YOUR AREA.

Other

•Use your Zaurus only with “EA-BL09” batteries, the “EA-70” AC adapter and

accessories recommended by SHARP. SHARP disclaims any liability for damage

caused by the use of other batteries, AC adapters, or accessories.

•As with any electronic storage unit, data may be lost or corrupted under various

circumstances. Back up important data regularly. We strongly recommend that

you also keep separate written copies of all important data.

In the U.S.A.

This product utilizes tin-lead solder. Disposal of these materials may be regulated

due to environmental considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please

contact your local autorities or the Electronics Industries Alliance: www.eiae.org

Environment

•The display quality may deteriorate if used beyond our recommended

temperature range 0°C to 40°C ( 32°F to 104°F). However, this is only temporary

and does not indicate a malfunction.

•Keep your Zaurus and accessories away from extreme heat. Do not leave it on

the dashboard of a car or near a heater. Do not leave it in any place that is

extremely damp or dusty.

•As this product is not waterproof, do not use it or store it where fluids such as

water can splash onto it. Raindrops, water spray, juice, coffee, steam,

perspiration, etc. will also cause a malfunction.

•The unit gets warm when used for a long period of time. Therefore, by holding the

unit in the same position during operation, you may suffer low-temperature burns.

Appendix 93

Precautions

AC adapter and AC power cord

If the following precautions are not observed, fire or electric shock may occur.

•Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter and the recommended AC power cord.

•Do not use the AC adapter for other equipment. The equipment may be

destroyed.

•Do not use voltages beyond the indicated power supply voltage range.

•When not in use, disconnect the AC power cord and the AC adapter from the wall

outlet and from the unit for safety.

•Do not perform modifications, disassembly, or repair.

•Do not connect or disconnect the AC adapter with wet hands.

•Do not use the AC power cord and the AC adapter under the following conditions

below. When one of the following abnormalities occurs, immediately disconnect

the AC power cord and the AC adapter from the wall outlet and the unit and turn

off the power.

— In case of damage.

— When there is smoke or a strange smell.

— When an abnormal sound is heard.

•The AC plug must be appropriate for the AC outlet configuration.

•This AC adapter should be used at ambient temperatures from 32°F to 104°F

(0°C to 40°C).

•Only use the AC adapter and AC power cord indoors.

•Do not keep the AC adapter and AC power cord in places that are very dusty.

•Do not place heavy objects on the AC adapter or AC power cord and do not put

them in places where they can fall from a high level.

Rechargeable battery

•Only use the “EA-BL09” rechargeable battery.

•When charging, be sure to use the Zaurus only with the “EA-70” AC adapter.

•Do not dispose of the battery in a fire.

•Also keep the battery away from open flames.

•Never attempt to disassemble the battery pack.

•Do not short-circuit the terminals as they will become very hot and will damage

the battery.

•Do not drop or subject the battery to shock.

•Do not touch the battery or battery terminals in the battery compartment of the unit

with wet hands.

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•After storing the battery for a long period of time, be sure to charge the battery

completely prior to use.

•Charge the battery properly, according to the details described in this guide.

•Fluid from a leaking battery accidentally entering an eye could result in serious

injury. Should this occur, wash with clean water and immediately consult a doctor.

•Should fluid from a leaking battery come into contact with your skin or clothes,

immediately wash with clean water.

Other precautions

•Keep batteries or accessories (I/O port cover, etc.) that might be swallowed away

from children.

•Take care the volume setting when listening with the stereo headphone. Your

ears could be injured by unexpectedly loud sounds.

•Never use the accompanying CD-ROM in an ordinary audio CD player.

Appendix 95

Troubleshooting

If you have a problem with your Zaurus, check the following points.

If the problem remains, contact our Support center.

The screen is dark.

I want to know how to turn the back light on.

•Adjust the brightness of the light setting in the Light & Power application (See the

Operation Manual: “Managing power (Light & Power)”).

•Is the back light turned on? When the back light has been turned off due to the

power saving setting of the Light & Power application, press the Back light key to

turn the light on.

The charge light blinks or will not turn on.

•When the battery has been fully charged, charging the battery is unnecessary and

the charge light will turn off. Tap the battery icon to check the battery status.

•Make sure that the supplied “EA-70” AC adapter is used and connected correctly.

Disconnect the AC adapter and then connect it again.

•Remove and reinsert the battery. Make sure that the battery replacement switch

is set to the “ ” (see page 8).

•If the error persists, the battery or the unit may have a problem. Contact your local

SHARP dealer for repair.

The Zaurus does not turn on even after recharging.

The charge light does not turn off even though more than standard

charging time has elapsed since the charging began.

•When the battery has not been used for an extended period and has become

overly discharged (including the first use of a new one), the power may not turn

on for several minutes after charging and the charge light may not turn off even

after the standard charging time. In such cases, disconnect the AC adapter and

remove the battery. After approximately 5 seconds, replace the battery and

recharge the battery (see page 90).

•Charge at the specified temperature range: 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F).

•If left unattended after charging is completed and the charge light has turned off,

the battery may discharge and charging may restart.

The Zaurus turns off by itself.

•You have not operated the Zaurus for a certain period and the Auto power off

function may be activated. Press the POWER key to turn the Zaurus on again

(see page 33).

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•The battery may be exhausted. Use the AC adapter to turn on the power if

necessary, and after disconnecting the adapter tap the battery icon to check the

battery status. Charge the battery, if it is low.

•Strong extraneous electrical noises or shocks might turn the Zaurus off. Try to

turn the power on again.

The Zaurus does not turn on by pressing the POWER key.

The screen is lit but characters, etc. are not displayed.

Entries are displayed incorrectly.

Tapping or operating keys will not work properly.

•Try to change the displayed contents by pressing the Home key, etc.

•The battery may be exhausted. Connect the AC adapter and charge the battery

(see page 9).

•Remove and reinsert the battery. Make sure that the battery replacement switch

is set to the “ ”.

•Perform the Reboot/ Reset/ Error check operations in this order (see page 84).

I forgot my Security passcode, and I cannot operate my Zaurus.

•It is necessary to execute “Format” in the Maintenance menu. This will clear the

passcode, but you will lose all data created and saved, and add-on programs

added to the Zaurus (see page 89).

The AC adapter and unit become hot while using the AC adapter or

during charging.

•This is not a malfunction. The AC adapter and the unit become hot when the AC

adapter is used or during charging.

A rainbow pattern is appearing on the screen.

•A rainbow pattern may appear on the screen when the unit is outdoors on a sunny

day, etc., but this happens because of the interference occurred by the light rays

and is not a malfunction.

Application start up is slow.

•

The start up time can be shortened in some applications. Tap and hold an

application icon on the Home screen for a few moments, then check the “Fast load”

on the screen displayed. This will consume more memory (see page 46).

Appendix 97

Entries in the Calendar application, etc. cannot be deleted.

•

When the user area of the memory is full, entries in the Calendar, Address Book,

Todo List, EMail, and Text Editor (in the Notes tab) applications may not be deleted.

In such cases, delete unnecessary files in the Imaging or Text Editor (in the Text

tab) applications or unnecessary files displayed on the Files Home screen.

A memory shortage is occurring when starting up applications.

•If some applications have already been opened, close the unnecessary ones.

•For applications you do not use frequently, turn off the “Fast load” checkbox

(see page 46).

•

Try to perform the Reboot/Reset/Error check operation in this order (see page 84).

Entries I have saved are not being displayed on the Index screens.

•

In the Address Book or Todo List application, it is possible that only the entries in a

category will be displayed. Select “All” under the “Category” section (see page 55).

On the Index screen I cannot move the highlight to select an entry by

using the Cursor keys.

•Is the focus (the rectangle drawn with dotted lines) around the highlight? When

the focus is on a tab or the menu bar, the highlight on the index screen is not

active. Press the Tab key several times to move the focus to the highlight on the

Index screen and make the highlight active.

The characters are small and I want to make them bigger.

•Character size can be changed by selecting “Font” from the “Option” or “View”

menu in the Address Book, Calendar, Todo List, Text Editor, or EMail application.

I want to know the date a file is linked to the Calendar application, and

change the date.

•Display and select the file on the Files Home screen. Select “Change date...” from

the “File” menu then select the new date on the mini-calendar (see page 41).

The file will be shown on the File link screen of the new date and the date will also

be changeable in the Calendar application. (See the Operation Manual on the

CD-ROM: “Calendar”.)

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I have set a scheduled alarm but the alarm does not make a sound.

•When an optional headphone is inserted into the stereo headphone jack, alarm

sounds will be heard through the headphone.

•You might have set the sound volume to off. Tap the Sound volume icon on the

taskbar. Turn the “Mute” checkbox off, adjust the slider, and turn the “Alarms”

checkbox on (see page 74).

•You might have selected “Silent” when you set the schedule alarm. When “Silent”

was selected, a display will appear on the screen but the alarm will not produce a

sound (See the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM: “Calendar”).

The CF or SD/MMC card is not being recognized properly.

The CF or SD card icon does not appear on the taskbar.

•Turn the power off and on again.

•See page 76 and be sure to remove the card and insert it again correctly.

•Only use memory cards that have been appproved by SHARP. Ohter cards may

not work properly with the unit.

The CF or SD card icon does not disappear from the taskbar by

tapping the icon and the tapping “Eject card” (or “Eject SD-card”).

•The operation (“Eject card” or “Eject SD-card”) is not valid if any files on a memory

card are opened, if a card is selected as the storage in the EMail application, or if

a modem card is in use and so on. In such cases, please eject the card after

closing all applications and turning off the Zaurus.

IR communication is not possible.

•Is the mutual distance correct (See the Operation Manual on the CD-ROM: “Beam

Receive”)?

•Are the IR communication ports on both units (transmitting and receiving ports)

aligned straight?

•Is data being sent from the sending unit after the receiving mode has been

entered on the receiving unit?

Not sure what accessories and peripherals can be used with this

Zaurus.

•For information regarding accessories and peripherals, visit our Web site (see

page 101).

Appendix 99

Specifications

Hardware

Intel® XScale™ (PXA255, 400 MHz)

Platform

OS: Linux 2.4 (OpenPDA™)

•Linux based embedded operating system (OpenPDA™)

Memory

Flash Memory: 64 MB (User area: Approx. 25 MB)

ROM: 8 MB

RAM: 64 MB SDRAM

Display

CG Silicon LCD with Back light

4" with 480 × 640 pixels, 65536 colors

Input device

Touch panel and QWERTY keyboard

I/O device

Serial/USB (via Docking Station) port, IR (IrDA, 115.2 kbps),

stereo headphone jack

CompactFlash card slot, SD card slot (no copyright protection feature)

Internal wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b) module (SL-6000L only)

Power

AC adapter: “EA-70” 5.0 V (DC)

Battery: “EA-BL09” 3.7 V (DC) Li-ION polymer battery

Backup Battery: 3.0 V (DC) Li-manganese

Power consumption

2.6 W (with battery)

5.4 W (with AC adapter)

Battery life

When you display the Day view mode screen of the Calendar application

continuously with the backlight turned on at its darkest:

•Approx. 11 hours 50 minutes

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Note:

• When the power of the Zaurus is turned on at a temperature of under 25°C

(77°F), without any peripheral devices (including the expansion memory

card) connected, after the rechargeable battery (EA-BL09) is fully charged.

• Battery power is consumed even when the power of the Zaurus is turned off.

A fully charged battery will become exhausted in about 14 days even if the

Zaurus is not being used. Please recharge during this time.

Number of charging and discharging of the operating

battery life

Approx. 500 times

Note: The Battery life may vary depending on the usage.

Temperature range

For operation: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

For battery charging: 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F)

Dimensions (when the sliding cover is closed)

Excluding the display protection cover (excluding protruding parts)

Approx. 79.8 (W) × 158 (D) × 20.4 (H) mm

Approx. 3.2 (W) × 6.2 (D) × 0.8 (H) inches

Including the display protection cover (excluding protruding parts)

Approx. 79.8 (W) × 158 (D) × 23 (H) mm

Approx. 3.2 (W) × 6.2 (D) × 0.9 (H) inches

Weight

SL-6000L

Excluding the display protection cover: Approx. 262g (9.3 oz)

Including the display protection cover: Approx. 284g (10.0 oz)

SL6000N

Excluding the display protection cover: Approx. 255g (9.0 oz)

Including the display protection cover: Approx. 277g (9.8 oz)

Docking Station

Connector used: USB, SHARP I/O PORT

Dimensions: Approx. 96 (W) × 106 (D) × 101 (H) mm

Approx. 3.8 (W) × 4.2 (D) × 4.0 (H) inches

Weight: Approx. 135 g (4.8 oz)

Cable length: Approx. 1.3±0.1 m (4.27±0.33 ft)

Appendix 101

Product Support

Please register on our website so we can keep you up-to-date as new products and

services become available. If you have read the operation manual and require

further product support, you can contact us using the information below.

Prior to contacting us, please have the following information available.

•The serial number of your Zaurus (indicated on the back of the unit).

Product Registration and Support

USA

http://www.sharpusa.com/zregister

zaurussupport@sharpsec.com

Other countries

http://www.sharp-world.com

In the USA

To Obtain Hardware and Included Software Support

1-877-794-8675

* Phone support is from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Central Standard Time,

Monday - Friday

Zaurus Information Website:

Firmware updates, software downloads, accessory information and helpful hints

http://www.myZaurus.com

Online Shopping (Purchase additional peripherals, etc.)

http://www.sharpplace.com

Sharp Mobile Services

http://www.sharpmobile.com

Sharp Mobile Service order number

1-866-802-5529

In regard to HancomMobileOffice (HancomMobileWord, HancomMobileSheet

and HancomMobilePresenter)

For product support of these software applications, please refer to the following

website or contact us at the e-mail address listed below.

http://mobile.hancom.com

mobile@hancom.com

In Europe:

This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC as

amended by 93/68/EEC.

Dieses Gerät entspricht den Anforderungen der EG-Richtlinien 89/336/EWG und 73/23/

EWG mit Änderung 93/68/EWG.

Ce matériel répond aux exigences contenues dans les directives 89/336/CEE et 73/23/CEE

modifiées par la directive 93/68/CEE.

Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van de richtlijnen 89/336/EEG en 73/23/EEG, gewijzigd

door 93/68/EEG.

Dette udstyr overholder kravene i direktiv nr. 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC med tillæg nr. 93/

68/EEC.

Quest’ apparecchio è conforme ai requisiti delle direttive 89/336/EEC e 73/23/EEC, come

emendata dalla direttiva 93/68/EEC.

Este equipamento obedece às exigências das directivas 89/336/CEE e 73/23/CEE, na sua

versão corrigida pela directiva 93/68/CEE.

Este aparato satisface las exigencias de las Directivas 89/336/CEE y 73/23/CEE,

modificadas por medio de la 93/68/CEE.

Denna utrustning uppfyller kraven enligt riktlinjerna 89/336/EEC och 73/23/EEC så som

kompletteras av 93/68/EEC.

Dette produktet oppfyller betingelsene i derektivene 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC i endringen

93/68/EEC.

Tämä laite täyttää direktiivien 89/336/EEC ja 73/23/EEC vaatimukset, joita on muutettu

direktiivillä 93/68/EEC.

In the U.S.A.

CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTY

SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrants to the first consumer purchaser that this Sharp brand

product (the “Product”), when shipped in its original container, will be free from defective workmanship and

materials, and agrees that it will, at its option, either repair the defect or replace the defective Product or part

thereof with a new or remanufactured equivalent at no charge to the purchaser for parts or labor for the period(s)

set forth below.

This warranty does not apply to any appearance items of the Product nor to the additional excluded item(s) set

forth below nor to any Product the exterior of which has been damaged or defaced, which has been subjected

to improper voltage or other misuse, abnormal service or handling, or which has been altered or modified in

design or construction.

In order to enforce the rights under this limited warranty, the purchaser should follow the steps set forth below

and provide proof of purchase to the servicer.

The limited warranty described herein is in addition to whatever implied warranties may be granted to

purchasers by law. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR USE ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD(S) FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE SET FORTH

BELOW. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation

may not apply to you.

Neither the sales personnel of the seller nor any other person is authorized to make any warranties other than

those described herein, or to extend the duration of any warranties beyond the time period described herein on

behalf of Sharp.

The warranties described herein shall be the sole and exclusive warranties granted by Sharp and shall be the

sole and exclusive remedy available to the purchaser. Correction of defects, in the manner and for the period

of time described herein, shall constitute complete fulfillment of all liabilities and responsibilities of Sharp to the

purchaser with respect to the Product, and shall constitute full satisfaction of all claims, whether based on

contract, negligence, strict liability or otherwise. In no event shall Sharp be liable, or in any way responsible, for

any damages or defects in the Product which were caused by repairs or attempted repairs performed by anyone

other than an authorized servicer. Nor shall Sharp be liable or in any way responsible for any incidental or

consequential economic or property damage. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS. YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH

VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

Model Specific Section

Your Product : Sharp Zaurus Personal Mobile Tool

(Be sure to have this information available if you need service for your

Product.)

Warranty Period for this Product : For the Main Unit, Docking Station and AC Adapter: One (1) year parts and

labor from date of purchase.

For the Rechargeable Battery: Ninety (90) days from date of purchase.

Warranty Coverage : The warranty shall not cover any conflict, fault or physical damage caused

by the end user affecting the Product and other devices caused by the

installation and use of add-on software or by the connection and use of

peripheral devices not guaranteed or recommended by SHARP. Any disk

media, consumable items (such as paper or ink) and any external hardware,

software, firmware, or peripherals other than those included with the

Product are excluded from warranty coverage.

What to do to Obtain Service : Ship your product prepaid to a Sharp Authorized Servicer. To find address,

call Sharp Electronics Corporation toll free at 1-877-794-8675. Proof of

Purchase will be required. If you ship or mail the product, be sure it is

packaged carefully.

TO OBTAIN SUPPLY, ACCESSORY OR PRODUCT INFORMATION,

CALL 1-877-794-8675

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