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Restarting your Sony CLIɒ handheld, Performing a soft reset

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Restarting your Sony CLIÉ™ handheld You do not usually need to restart your CLIÉ handheld. However, your CLIÉ handheld may no longer turn on or respond to your operations for some reason. In such a case, you may be able to solve your problem by resetting your CLIÉ handheld to restart. To perform a reset, follow the steps below to get your CLIÉ handheld running again. Performing a soft reset All records and entries stored on your CLIÉ handheld are retained even after performing a soft reset. 1 Take out the stylus pin by unscrewing the metal barrel from the stylus quill. 2 Use the stylus pin to gently press the RESET button. The system shuts down and then restarts. After restarting, the system displays "palm powered," "CLIÉ" and "SONY" followed by the Preferences screen for setting the time and date. Notes • Do not press the RESET button again until the Preferences screen is displayed. • Always press the RESET button with the stylus pin, as malfunction may occur if you use other objects. 30

Section	Page
About this manual	2
Table of Contents	8
Notes on this manual	9
About display (LCD)	9
Checking the package contents	10
Sony CLIɒ handheld components	12
Front panel	12
Back panel	13
Setting up your Sony CLIɒ handheld	15
Step 1: Charging your Sony CLIɒ handheld	15
Step 2: Performing the initial settings of your Sony CLIɒ handheld	17
Basic operations of your Sony CLIɒ handheld	23
Basic operations	23
Using the stylus	23
Using the Jog Dial™ navigator	25
Functions of parts	26
POWER Button	26
LED	27
BACK Button	27
Scroll Button	28
IR port	28
“Memory Stick” Slot	28
Restarting your Sony CLIɒ handheld	30
Performing a soft reset	30
Performing a hard reset	31
Locating the components of the Application Launcher screen	33
Battery Remain Icon	34
Brightness Adjustment Icon	34
Starting applications	35
Starting an application from the Application Launcher screen	35
Pressing the application buttons to start	36
Quitting an application	36
Entering data	37
Entering data	37
Using your Sony CLIɒ handheld with your computer	38
Step 1: Installing the Palm™ Desktop for CLIÉ software in your computer	38
Step 2: Connecting your Sony CLIɒ handheld and your computer via the USB cable	41
Step 3: Setting the user name	42
Exchanging and updating data using the HotSync® operation	43
What is the HotSync® operation?	43
Performing the HotSync® operation	43
Enjoying your Sony CLIɒ handheld	45
Managing schedules (Date Book)	45
Entering new schedules	45
Deleting schedules	46
Managing addresses and telephone numbers (Address Book)	47
Entering a new address	47
Deleting an address entry	47
Exchanging Date Book and Address Book data between your CLIÉ handheld and your computer	48
Using applications	49
Using CLIÉ Application Manual	49
Opening CLIÉ Application Manual	50
Installing add-on applications in your CLIÉ handheld	51
Introducing add-on applications	52
Managing and displaying image files	52
Displaying image files automatically	52
Importing image files and movie files from your computer	53
Viewing high resolution image files and movie files	53
Transferring high resolution image files and movie files to your CLIÉ handheld	54
Managing addresses and telephone numbers	54
Managing schedules and events	55
Managing tasks and things to do	55
Taking memos	56
Handwriting on image files	56
Using the calculator	57
Sending and receiving e-mail messages	57
Displaying the worldwide local time	58
Exchanging data between your CLIÉ handheld and “Memory Stick” media	58
Backing up data to “Memory Stick” media	59
Using “Memory Stick” media of your CLIÉ handheld from your computer	59
Starting an application in “Memory Stick” media automatically	60
Troubleshooting	61
Before encountering problems	61
Making a backup is recommended	61
Solving problems	62
Customer Support and Customer Registration	63
Additional information	64
Notes on use	64
Notes on battery	65
Specifications	67
System required on a computer	68