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Toning, Touch, Ottani

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1.Setting a Currency/Unit and a Rate 1. Press -L:7" once or twice to select the conversion mode. -> € 0. 0. 2. Press ED to enter the edit mode and enter the rate (up to 12 digits). Ex.) 120 -> € 0 3. Press () to enter the currency and unit, and then press D to move the cursor to the position to be 120 . 0 changed or entered and enter the currency or unit. Ex.) $ (-) Y • Press D to enter " V ". 4. Press (ENTER) 2.Converting CurrencyNnit You need to set the conversion rate before the conversion. (In this example, use $1 = Y120 for the rate.) 1. Enter the value to be converted. Ex.) 119.8 2. Press D to convert it. • Press c:J to convert from Y to $. • The symbol, "->", is $ ► 120 . 14376 . changed to "►" and the conversion result is displayed. 1. Checking Memory Storage 1. Press ( 2nd ) IM•CKI in Telephone, Schedule, or Memo mode. REMAIN 6 7 1 1 • The number of remaining byte is displayed. 2. Press M•CK as many times as the desired listing is displayed. Press M•CK to display the following: once BUSINESS (BUS].) and PERSONAL (PER.) twice OTHER (OTHER) and Schedule (SCH.) 3 times Memo (MEMO) 3 . Press C•CE to complete checking. I *04 Notes • The Organizer can store up to 9864 bytes in memory (excluding the Calculator mode memory). • 1 byte is required per character in the telephone, schedule, and memo item entries. 1 byte is required for 2 digits in the number part of telephone and memo entry. (When there is an odd number of digits in a number entry, the last digit occupies 1 byte.) 5 bytes are needed for starting year, date, and time entry in the schedule listing. 2.Deleting All the Memories Perform the steps 1 and 2 as described in the section, "Using the Organizer for the First Time". Toning the Key Touch Tone Ottani! The key touch tone is turned on and off by pressing ( 2nd M. When the tone is turned on, "p" will be displayed in the Calculator mode.

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1.
Setting
a
Currency/Unit
1.
Press
—
L:7"
once
or
twice
to
select
the
conversion
mode.
and
a
Rate
before
the
conversion.
for
the
rate.)
4.
Press
(ENTER)
2.
Converting
CurrencyNnit
You
need
to
set
the
conversion
rate
(In
this
example,
use
$1
=
Y120
->
€
0.
0.
1.
Enter
the
value
to
be
converted.
2.
Press
ED
to
enter
the
edit
->
€
Ex.)
119.8
mode
and
enter
the
rate
(up
to
12
digits).
Ex.)
120
0
2.
Press
D
to
convert
it.
•
Press
c:J
to
convert
from
Y
to
$.
$
►
1
4
120
.
3
7
6
.
3.
Press
()
to
enter
the
•
The
symbol,
"—>",
is
currency
and
unit,
and
then
120
.
changed
to
"►"
and
the
press
D
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
position
to
be
changed
or
entered
and
enter
0
conversion
result
is
displayed.
the
currency
or
unit.
Ex.)
$
(-)
Y
•
Press
D
to
enter
"
V
".
1.
Checking
Memory
Storage
1.
Press
(
2nd
)
IM•CKI
in
Telephone,
Schedule,
or
Memo
mode.
•
The
number
of
remaining
byte
is
displayed.
REMAIN
6
7
1 1
2.
Press
M•CK
as
many
times
as
the
desired
listing
is
displayed.
Press
M•CK
to
display
the
following:
once
twice
3
times
BUSINESS
(BUS].)
and
PERSONAL
(PER.)
OTHER
(OTHER)
and
Schedule
(SCH.)
Memo
(MEMO)
3
.
Press
C•C
E
to
complete
checking.
I
*04
Notes
•
The
Organizer
can
store
up
to
9864
bytes
in
memory
(excluding
the
Calculator
mode
memory).
•
1
byte
is
required
per
character
in
the
telephone,
schedule,
and
memo
item
entries.
1
byte
is
required
for
2
digits
in
the
number
part
of
telephone
and
memo
entry.
(When
there
is
an
odd
number
of
digits
in
a
number
entry,
the
last
digit
occupies
1
byte.)
5
bytes
are
needed
for
starting
year,
date,
and
time
entry
in
the
schedule
listing.
2.
Deleting
All
the
Memories
Perform
the
steps
1
and
2
as
described
in
the
section,
"Using
the
Organizer
for
the
First
Time".
Toning
the
Key
Touch
Tone
Ottani!
The
key
touch
tone
is
turned
on
and
off
by
pressing
M.
When
the
tone
is
turned
on,
"p"
will
be
displayed
in
the
Calculator
mode.
(
2nd