Periodical Event; Calculator - Gigabyte g-YoYo Owner's Manual

Periodical Event

Periodical Event allow you to set reminders
for non-annual events giving you more
options. It can also be set to make calls
and send messages automatically.
After entering "Periodical Event", you will
see the following "Select Cycle" options,
including:
⊙ Every Few Hours
⊙ Every Few Days
⊙ Every Weekday
⊙ Every Month
Add/Edit Periodical Event:
Enter Add/Edit Periodical Event screen.
The input method is the same as "Add/Edit
Scheduler".
Reminder
For information on "Add/Edit Schedule", please
refer to Pg. 54 of the User Manual.
The "Schedular" function under "Periodicl
Event" provides:
[1] Change wallpaper
[2] Change Profile: available modes
are Normal, Conference, Silent and
Outdoor.
Reminder
For information on "Profile", please refer to Pg. 82
of the User Manual.
[3] Change Ringtone: you can set the
ringtone to automatically change
depending on the surroundings or your
mood. Example: one set of ringtone to
suit the professional demeanor at work,
and another set to reflect the happy
mood after business hours.
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Hint
If you have already set a particular ringtone for a
contact, this will not be affected by the ringtone
change set in Regular Events.
[4] Call: You can use this function to
automatically call a friend and wake
them up. For example: Set the Phone
to give a friend a punctual Morning Call
at 6AM in the morning without having
to get up yourself! You can use this
function to replace their alarm. Or it
can be used to remind the other person
that it's time to go and they need to get
ready.
[5] Send SMS: you can use this function
to set the Phone to automatically send
a message to friends and relatives
overseas, or send a message at a
particular time. Example: send a
message to a friend who has just
finished their exam for graduate school,
and automatically give them your
blessings and best wishes.Select the
"Schedular" you wish to edit, then press
or Edit.

Calculator

Please operate the calculator using touch
control
Add to number in memory, set result as
M
number in memory
Subtract from number in memory, set
M
result as number in memory
MC Set number in memory as 0
MR recall number in memory
Add
Subtract
X Multiply
÷ Divide
= Equals