Page 1: Table Of Contents
Introduction Getting started 1. Charging the battery ....5 2. Pairing your Chatpen ....5 3. Setting up your Chatpen .... 6 4. Activating the notepad....7 Using your Chatpen Turning your Chatpen on/off..8 Writing and drawing ...... 8 Marking a box........
Page 2: Introduction
The Chatpen concept Note: When writing in The Chatpen CHA-30 allows you to, via your mobile phone and the character fields, the Internet, send your notes and drawings to any computer or mobile Chatpen supports the phone anywhere in the world.
Page 3: Getting Started
In order for your Chatpen to work, it must be able to communicate with a phone. When you pair your Chatpen with your phone, you make this communication possible. You pair your Chatpen once. The Chatpen remains paired when you turn it off.
Page 4: Setting Up Your Chatpen
Several Chatpens can be paired with the same phone. To pair your Chatpen with a phone 1. Keep the charger attached to the Chatpen, and take off the cap. The Chatpen is ready to pair when the light on the Chatpen starts flashing red, green and yellow and when it vibrates at regular intervals.
Page 5: Activating The Notepad
1. The Chatpen automatically starts configuration to your service provider when you have paired it. 2. To check that the Chatpen works, send an e-mail or text message to yourself. See “Sending messages” on page 11. Alternative B: Web setup 1.
Page 6: Using Your Chatpen
Wait for the Chatpen to vibrate once and the light to turn green. The Chatpen is now ready to use. • Put the cap back on the Chatpen to turn it off. To save power and to protect the lens from dirt, always keep the cap on when not using the Chatpen.
Page 7: Marking A Box
Marking a box To mark a box on the paper, you can tick it, put a stroke in it or just tap it with your Chatpen. The Chatpen will vibrate briefly to confirm the selection. Character fields It is important that you write well-formed characters in the character fields (in contrast to when you write in the drawing area).
Page 8: Using Notepads And The Chatpen Memory
Using a notepad with a on the first page • Tick before you start to use the notepad the first time, to make the Chatpen aware of the new notepad. To fill in the notepad title is optional. Warning! Do not touch with your Chatpen a second time.
Page 9: Sending Messages
When sending, keep your Chatpen within a range of a few metres from the phone it is paired with, with no solid objects in between. You can use your Chatpen for new notes, or put on the cap, while the phone is sending. Sending e-mail or fax messages 1.
Page 10: Sending Text/Graphical Messages (Sms)
Sending text/graphical messages (SMS) Note: To be able to receive graphical messages, the receiving mobile phone has to support graphical messaging. Text messages are sent from the Chatpen and are not saved in your phone. 1. Tick the box.
Page 11 . Enter the correct number. Y E S 7. Press Y E S The light on the Chatpen flashes yellow while sending. A message appears on the phone, confirming that your message has been sent. Sending messages...
Page 12: Sending A Notepad
Sending a notepad • Tick the box Save notepad (the Chatpen vibrates twice). The light on the Chatpen flashes yellow while sending. A message appears on the phone, confirming that your message has been sent. When you save a notepad, all that you have drawn and written in that notepad since the last time you saved it is sent to your e-mail address.
Page 13: Maintenance
The Chatpen has a built-in rechargeable battery. Use only the Ericsson charger that comes with the Chatpen. When the battery power in your Chatpen is low, the light on the Chatpen flashes green when the Chatpen is idle (cap off, not writing).
Page 14: Changing Ink Cartridges
Make sure you slide the new ink cartridge into the correct hole. Re-pairing your Chatpen The Chatpen can be paired with one phone at a time, but you can change paired devices and re-pair the Chatpen with a new phone. To re-pair your Chatpen with a new phone 1.
Page 15: Resetting Your Chatpen
15 seconds (the light flashes red). When the reset is completed, the Chatpen vibrates once and the light flashes red, green and yellow (the Chatpen is ready to pair). You can interrupt the master reset while the light is flashing red by lifting the Chatpen from the surface (nothing has been deleted).
Page 16: Chatpen Functions
Chatpen functions Tick the inner box with your Chatpen. You can use each of • Tick a box with your Chatpen (information appears in the phone the boxes several times. display). You can use each of the boxes several times.
Page 17: Additional Information
Additional information Chatpen status indication The lights and vibration on the Chatpen indicate the Chatpen status (the two lights show the same status indication). Light Chatpen status The Chatpen is turned off or the battery is discharged. Green – steady The Chatpen is ready to use or is registering strokes.
Page 18 • Phone finds no Chatpen (step 2) The cause can be one of the following: - Something is in the way of the Chatpen and the phone. Make sure there is no solid object between the Chatpen and the phone.
Page 19 - The lens is blocked (for example by a finger). Make sure nothing is blocking the lens. - There is too much light (the camera in the Chatpen may have problems interpreting the pattern in, for example, bright sunlight). Try a shadier place.
Page 20 • Chatpen vibrates and light is red when not writing There is an error in the Chatpen. Restart the Chatpen (put on the cap and take it off again). If this does not help, reset the Chatpen. See “Resetting your Chatpen” on page 17. If none of this helps, contact your retailer.
Page 21: Technical Data
Read this information before using your Chatpen. Please note only Sony Ericsson service partners should remove or replace the battery. Changes or modifications to this Chatpen not expressly approved by Sony Ericsson may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Page 22 • Always put on the cap when not using the Chatpen, to efficiently protect the lens from dirt. Radio frequency exposure Your Chatpen is a radio transmitter and receiver. When in operation, it communicates with a Bluetooth equipped mobile device by receiving and transmitting radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (microwaves) in the frequency range 2400 to 2500 MHz.
Page 23: Limited Warranty
Recycling the battery The battery in your Chatpen must be disposed of properly and should never be placed in municipal waste. The Sony Ericsson service partner removing or replacing the battery will dispose of it according to local regulations. Limited warranty Thank you for purchasing this product.
Page 24 Additional information...

Chatpen CHA-30 User Manual

Introduction

Getting Started

Using Your Chatpen

Sending Messages

Maintenance

Additional Information

Quick Links

Summary of Contents for Chatpen CHA-30

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