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  • Page 2 Foreword Thank you for your purchasing our product. For the best results and to ensure that you are able to employ the features and functions of this product to their fullest, please read this manual carefully and keep it at hand for future reference. Importance You are strongly recommended to keep a separate record of all important data by other means to protect against its loss. We assume no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by deletion of data as a result of malfunction, repair or battery replacement. We also assume no responsibility for any loss or claim by the third parties, which may arise from the use of this product.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENT CHAPTER 1 Operation Guide........1 1.1 Brief of Function............1 1.2 General Operation Guide.........18 1.2.1 Device On / Off..............18 1.2.2 About Power Supply.............18 1.2.3 Keyboard Layout............19 1.2.4 Touch Icons..............22 1.2.5 Wisdom Search............23 1.2.6 Instruction Symbol on Screen........23 1.2.7 Input Method..............23 1.2.8 Categories of Contents..........32 1.2.9 Cautions............... 32 1.2.10 Default System Setting..........34 1.2.11 Auto Power-off / Backlight Function......35 1.2.12 Trouble Shooting............35 1.2.13 Cautions of Sentence Translation.........36 1.2.14 General Principles............37 1.2.15 Steps of Replacing Battery..........37...
  • Page 4 2.1.6 Saving Record..............47 2.1.7 Dictionary History List...........48 2.1.8 Function Key..............48 2.1.9 Repeat and Follow............48 2.1.10 Font Zoom-in..............49 2.2 Oxford Chinese-English Dictionary......49 2.2.1 General Search............49 2.2.2 Nearest Word..............51 2.2.3 User’s Dictionary............51 2.2.4 Wildcard Search............52 2.2.5 Cross-search..............52 2.2.6 Saving Record..............52 2.2.7 Dictionary History List...........52 2.2.8 Function Key..............52 2.2.9 Font Zoom-in..............52 2.3 Oxford English Dictionary........52 2.4 English-Chinese Dictionary........53 2.4.1 General Search............53 2.4.2 Nearest Word, Spelling Alternative and User’s Dictionary..............55...
  • Page 5 2.5.1 General Search............57 2.5.2 Nearest Word..............57 2.5.3 Wildcard Search............57 2.5.4 User’s Dictionary............58 2.5.5 Cross-search..............58 2.5.6 Saving Record..............58 2.5.7 Dictionary History List...........58 2.5.8 Function Key..............58 2.5.9 Font Zoom-in..............58 2.6 Japanese-Chinese / Chinese-Japanese Dictionary..............58 2.6.1 Japanese-Chinese Dictionary........58 2.6.2 Chinese-Japanese Dictionary........61 2.6.3 Foreign Dictionary............62 2.6.4 Kanji Dictionary.............64 2.6.5 Japanese Idiom............65 2.6.6 Geography..............66 2.6.7 Unit................67 2.6.8 Chinese-Japanese Surname........68 2.7 Animated Dictionary..........69...
  • Page 6 2.10 French-Chinese Dictionary........73 2.10.1 General Search............74 2.10.2 Nearest Word...............75 2.10.3 Wildcard Search............75 2.10.4 Cross search..............75 2.10.5 Saving Record..............75 2.10.6 Dictionary History List...........75 2.10.7 Function Key..............75 2.10.8 Repeat and Follow............75 2.10.9 Font Zoom-in..............75 2.11 German-Chinese Dictionary........76 2.12 Spanish-Chinese Dictionary........76 2.13 Professional Dictionary..........76 2.14 Dictionary Tools............76 2.15 Supplementary Dictionary........76 2.15.1 General Search............77 2.15.2 Spelling Alternative............77 2.15.3 Wildcard Search............77 2.15.4 Cross search..............77...
  • Page 7 2.18 Conversation............80 2.18.1 General Search............81 2.18.2 Cross-search..............82 2.18.3 Saving Record..............82 2.18.4 Repeat................82 2.18.5 Font Zoom-in..............82 2.19 Chinese-Chinese Dictionary........82 2.19.1 General Search............82 2.19.2 Nearest Word...............83 2.19.3 Cross-search..............84 2.19.4 Saving Record..............84 2.19.5 Dictionary History List...........84 2.19.6 Function Key..............84 2.19.7 Font Zoom-in..............84 2.20 Idiom Dictionary............84 2.21 Glossary Dictionary..........86 2.22 KK Phonetic Dictionary..........90 2.23 Chinese Pinyin Exercise.........91 2.24 One Minute English..........92 CHAPTER 3 LEARN............93 3.1 IQ Test..............93...
  • Page 8 3.3 Multi-Language............93 3.4 Animation Learn............93 3.5 Word Glossary............93 3.6 English Comic............93 3.7 Grammar..............93 3.8 English Learn..........94 3.9 Chinese Learn............95 3.10 Japanese Learn...........95 3.11 Interactive Learn............95 3.12 Other Download............95 CHAPTER 4 LEISURE.............96 4.1 Music Player............96 4.2 Video Player............97 4.2.1 Basic Functions............97 4.2.2 Bookmark..............97 4.2.3 Repeat Time Selection..........97 4.2.4 Subtitle and Cross Search..........97 4.2.5 Setting................98 4.3 Flash Player.............99...
  • Page 9 4.4 Games..............99 4.4.1 Sudoku.................99 4.4.2 WinMine..............100 4.4.3 Add It Up..............101 4.4.4 Match Up..............102 4.4.5 Photo Hunt..............102 4.4.6 Master Mind..............103 4.4.7 Hitting Pairs..............104 4.4.8 Magic World..............104 4.4.9 Picture Scramble............105 4.4.10 English Typing............106 4.4.11 Color Sequence............107 4.4.12 Racing Car..............107 4.4.13 Fireman..............108 4.4.14 Pipes................109 4.5 Photo..............110 4.6 Fortune..............111 4.7 Reader..............111 4.8 Novel..............112 4.9 Paint Brush.............112 4.9.1 Inputting Data..............112...
  • Page 10 4.11.1 Airlines................115 4.11.2 Airports...............115 4.11.3 Temperature...............116 4.11.4 General Information............116 4.11.5 Voltage & Frequency...........116 4.11.6 Telephone Information..........116 4.11.7 World Festival.............116 4.12 Reference..............116 4.12.1 Past Dynasty...............116 4.12.2 Mathematics Formula..........118 4.12.3 Size Equivalent............119 CHAPTER 5 PIM............120 5.1 Contacts.............120 5.1.1 Inputting Data.............120 5.1.2 Searching Data............121 5.1.3 Editing and Deleting Data...........122 5.1.4 Password..............123 5.2 Memorandum............123 5.2.1 Inputting Data.............124 5.2.2 Searching Data............124 5.2.3 Editing and Deleting Data...........125...
  • Page 11 5.4 Scheduler...............126 5.4.1 Searching Data............127 5.4.2 Editing and Deleting Data...........127 5.4.3 Copying Data..............128 5.5 To Do List...............128 5.5.1 Inputting Data.............128 5.5.2 Searching Data............128 5.5.3 Editing and Deleting Data........128 5.5.4 Password..............129 5.6 Time...............129 5.7 Calendar..............131 5.8 Commemoration............133 5.8.1 Inputting Data.............133 5.8.2 Searching Data............133 5.8.3 Editing and Deleting Data...........133 5.8.4 Password..............134 5.9 Personal Information..........134 5.9.1 Inputting Data.............134 5.9.2 Editing and Deleting Data...........135 5.9.3 Password..............135 5.9.4 Photo................135...
  • Page 12 5.12 Schedule Class............137 5.12.1 Inputting Data.............137 5.12.2 Searching Data............138 5.12.3 Editing and Deleting Data...........139 5.12.4 Copying Data..............139 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS............140 6.1 PC Sync..............140 6.2 Calculator...............140 6.2.1 Simple Calculator............140 6.2.2 Scientific Calculator............142 6.3 Trad. & Simp. Chinese Inquiry.......143 6.4 Wealth Management..........143 6.4.1 Financial Management..........143 6.4.2 Income & Expenses............145 6.4.3 Loan Bidding...............147 6.4.4 Fixed Deposit..............149 6.4.5 Loan Interest...............150 6.5 Data Conversion............151 6.5.1 Currency Conversion..........151 6.5.2 Unit Conversion............153 6.5.3 Metric Conversion............154...
  • Page 13 6.8 Revision Test............157 6.8.1 Revision..............157 6.8.2 Test................159 6.8.3 Sentence Making............161 6.9 Listening and Learning...........162 6.10 Intercoastal............164 6.11 Card...............165 6.12 System Setting............166 6.12.1 Memory Management..........166 6.12.2 Display Setting............167 6.12.3 Power Setting.............168 6.12.4 Acoustic Setting............169 6.12.5 Time Setting..............170 6.12.6 Password Setting............171 6.12.7 Opening Screen Setting..........172 6.12.8 Recognition..............173 6.12.9 Calibration..............174 6.12.10 B rief of Function............174 6.12.11 Services of Client............174 CHAPTER 7 My Favourite..........175 7.1 My Favourite............175 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROGRAM...176...
  • Page 14 8.1.3 Start-up............180 8.1.4 General Operation............180 8.1.5 Synchronization............182 8.1.6 Corresponding Table of INSTANT-DICT & OUTLOOK...183 8.1.7 Operations in “Ebook Download”.......190 8.1.8 Operations in “Music Download”.........193 8.1.9 Operations in “Photo Download”........196 8.1.10 Operations in “Recorder Download”......199 8.1.11 Operations in “Reader Download”.......202 8.1.12 Operations in “Video Download”.........206 8.1.13 Operations in “Flash Download”........209 8.1.14 Operations in “PIM”.............212 8.1.15 Trouble Shooting............221 8.1.16 Importance..............222 8.2 Simple Way of Upload & Download between Computer and Electronic Dictionary.......222 8.2.1 Operations in “Download All Kinds of Ebooks”...222 8.2.2 Operations in “Upload All Kinds of Ebooks”....224 8.2.3 Operations in “Delete All kinds of Ebooks”....225 CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX..........226 9.1 Chart of CangJie Input Method.......226...

  • Page 15: Chapter 1 Operation Guide

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 1.1 Brief of Function This device is a high-technology product. It equips The Oxford Chinese Dictionary and The Oxford Compact English Dictionary authorized by Oxford University Press. In addition of Sentence Translation, Animation Dictionary, English-Chinese Dictionary, Chinese-English Dictionary, Japanese-Chinese Dictionary, Chinese-Japanese Dictionary, Foreign Dictionary, French-Chinese Dictionary, German-Chinese Dictionary, Spanish-Chinese Dictionary, etc..
  • Page 16 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE The device includes Dictionary, Learn, Leisure, PIM, Tools and My Fa- vourite. Hereunder is the brief of these functions. A. DICTIONARY 1. Oxford English-Chinese Dictionary -- Pronunciation of English, Mandarin and Cantonese -- Headwords and examples with MP3 pronunciation system -- Wisdom pronunciation system: any word, phrase and example can be pronounced -- Relative pictures and animation are provided to deepen the impres-...
  • Page 17 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 3. Oxford English Dictionary -- Detailed English explanations -- Spelling alternative and nearest word search -- Wildcard search -- Cross-search to Eng-Chi Dictionary, etc. -- Dictionary History List 4. English-Chinese Dictionary -- Pronunciation of English, Mandarin and Cantonese -- Headwords and examples with MP3 pronunciation system -- Wisdom pronunciation system: any word, phrase and example can be pronounced...
  • Page 18 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Cross-search function is available -- Store important words for Listening and Learning, Revision and Test -- Dictionary History List 6. Japanese-Chinese / Chinese-Japanese Dictionary -- This function provides you with “Jap-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Jap Diction- ary, Foreign Dictionary, Kanji Dictionary”, “Japanese Idiom, Geogra- phy, Units, Chi-Jan Surname”...
  • Page 19 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 10. French-Chinese Dictionary -- Wisdom input method -- Search for examples, phrases, verb shift bit, conjunctions and ap- pendix -- Cross-search function is available 11. German-Chinese Dictionary -- Wisdom input method -- Search for examples, phrases, verb shift bit, conjunctions and ap- pendix -- Cross-search function is available 12.
  • Page 20 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 17. Illustrated Dictionary & Vocabulary a. Illustrated Dictionary -- Pictures of common things and Chinese and English names of vari- ous object structure are provided -- Pronunciation of English, Mandarin and Cantonese b. Vocabulary -- Store a great volume of various words, which contains 7 catego- ries -- Pronunciation of English, Mandarin and Cantonese -- Cross-search function is available...
  • Page 21 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Detailed English explanations -- Some idioms with animation function 21. Glossary Dictionary -- Glossary Learn and User’s Dictionary are provided -- Primary, Junior, Senior, College, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS Glos- saries etc. are included in Glossary Learn -- English, Chinese or Japanese records can be inputted and saved in User’s Dictionary 22.
  • Page 22 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 5. Word Glossary -- User can download learning data to the device through PCSYNC. Exam words including Primary School, Primary Middle School, Se- nior Middle School, University, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, etc. and other English learning data are provided for your study 6.
  • Page 23 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 12. Other Download -- E-books (World Customs & Practices, PC Program, Food, etc.) are included -- Abundant contents C. LEISURE 1. Music Player -- Support .mp3, .wma format files and three play modes (standard, repeat, random) are available -- Lyrics can be displayed in MP3 player (user has to put the .lrc file in the same folder of the song and .Irc file should be named same as the song)
  • Page 24 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Slide show function enables you to play the selected pictures at certain speed sequentially, randomly or repeatedly -- View, delete a picture and partially change the picture information 6. Fortune -- View relevant information of the Twelve Constellations 7.
  • Page 25 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Size Equivalent incldes equivalent size of men’s shirt and shoes, women’s blouse and shoes are listed for reference D. PIM 1. Contacts -- Data can be inputted in Chinese, English or with numbers and sym- bols -- Insert personal photo from Photo -- Enter photo, name, category, e-mail address, mobile phone no., pager...
  • Page 26 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- View, edit and delete record -- Record can be locked for secret 4. Scheduler -- View the daily or weekly records in Schedule, To Do List or Com- memoration -- Records can be searched by date -- View, edit and delete record 5.
  • Page 27 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 8. Commemoration -- Data can be inputted in Chinese, English or with numbers and sym- bols -- Two ways to access Commemoration: Solar and Lunar Commemora- tion -- Input the date and content -- Two ways to search: date search and keyword search -- View, edit and delete record -- Record can be locked for secret 9.
  • Page 28 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 12. Schedule Class -- “Abbreviation” and “Color” are supported for quick reference -- Data can be inputted in Chinese, English or with numbers and sym- bols -- Input the time, lesson, abbreviation, teacher’s name, place, remark and choose the color -- Two ways to search: weekday search and keyword search -- View, edit and delete record...
  • Page 29 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE b. Income and Expenses -- Record income and expenses information -- Input, edit, delete, sort and perform statistics c. Loan Bidding -- Include Simple Bidding Calculation and Complex Bidding Calcula- tion -- Input number of loan raiser, number of bidders, principal and bidding, can calculate the total gain, total expenses, the annual interest rate and return rate -- Revise and renew data...
  • Page 30 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE b. Unit Conversion -- Common units are available -- Conversion among different units -- View the exchange rate at any time c. Metric Conversion -- Common metric units are available -- Conversion among different units -- View the exchange rate at any time 6.
  • Page 31 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 10. Intercoastal -- Search intercoastal words in Chinese or English -- Pronunciation of English, Mandarin, Cantonese -- Cross-search to Oxford Dictionary, Eng-Chi Dictionary, Foreign Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary and Chi-Jap Dic- tionary 11. Card -- Card is available for the device to extend storage space 12.

  • Page 32: General Operation Guide

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE F. My Favourite 1. My Favourite -- Add at most 11 favourite or commonly used functions to “My Favou- rite” menu for convenience 1.2 General Operation Guide 1.2.1 Device On / Off To open the device, undraw the cover lightly. To close the device, just shut it down.

  • Page 33: Keyboard Layout

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 3. You are highly recommended to use the AC adapter provided by our agency or other qualified brands. We assume no responsibility for any damage to the device arising from the use of AC adapters, which do not comply with the national standard. 1.2.3 Keyboard Layout...
  • Page 34 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE (1) LCD Screen (2) F2 (3) F1 (4) Menu (5) RESET (6) MIC (7) Power On / Off (8) Function (9) SHIFT (10) Esc. (11) Switch Display Mode between Chinese and English / Switch between Chinese and English Input Method / Fonts Size (12) Charger Indicator (13) Save / Mark Function in PIM...
  • Page 35 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE (14) Input Method / Keyboard (15) Follow / Repeat (16) Symbol / Help (17) Space / Dictionary History List (18) Left Arrow / Delete (19) Up Arrow / Switch between the Upper and Lower Letter Case (20) Down Arrow / Revise Record of PIM (21) Right Arrow / Insert (22) Page Down...

  • Page 36: Touch Icons

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE Dictionary History List Follow Pronunciation Fonts Size Cantonese Pronunciation Mandarin Pronunciation Display the Keyboard Switch between Upper and Lower Case Edit the Record Delete the Character in front of the Cursor Switch between Inserting and Overwriting Characters 1.2.4 Touch Icons The function of on-screen touch icons are as follows: Enter Video Player...

  • Page 37: Wisdom Search

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE Enter Speech Level Return to the Previous Screen 1.2.5 Wisdom Search Touch on the left of the screen, many dictionaries will be shown for your inquiry; touch [F1Lang] to choose Chinese, English or Japanese, touch [F2Rang] to choose the search range, such as words, articles or examples.
  • Page 38 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Press to display more candidate characters. -- Press the corresponding numeric key to select the desired character or tap it with the stylus slightly. -- You can also tap to switch to Handwriting Recognition mode. In this mode, write on the screen and then tap the desired character at the selection field to choose it.
  • Page 39 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE Cantonese Input Cantonese phonetic alphabets. E.g. Input “CHING”, then press to confirm. Total Strokes Input characters by inputting total number of strokes. E.g. Input “8”, and then press confirm. 5-Strokes 5-Strokes is an input method through which input the codes of the first four strokes of the character and the last stroke.
  • Page 40 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE CangJie (only exists in Traditional Chinese mode) Input the CangJie codes of a char- acter. E.g. Input “手一月”, and press to confirm. (Please refer to Chart of CangJie Input Method.) Simple (only exists in Traditional Chinese mode) It is similar to CangJie, but only needs to input the first and the last code of the Chinese character.
  • Page 41 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE Wisdom To input Chinese characters in Wisdom Input Method, you have to input by Pinyin. Unlike Pinyin Input Method, you cannot input tones in Wisdom Input method. Words are listed according to its frequency of use. More common characters will be displayed at the front of the list, while less common characters will be displayed at the back.
  • Page 42 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- In Jap-Chi ZhuYin, Jap-Chi Simple, Jap-Chi CangJie, Jap-Chi Total Strokes and Jap-Chi Radical five input modes, you can also tap to switch to Handwriting Recognition mode. In this mode, write on the screen and then tap the desired character at the selection field to choose it.
  • Page 43 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Press to switch to capitalization temporarily. -- You can also tap to switch to Handwriting Recognition and write on the square, and then choose the letter with stylus at selection field. French Input Method -- Press to switch between uppercase and lowercase.
  • Page 44 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- If you need to input the special words, press the relevant English key, then press the relevant numeric key of the symbol. -- If some special symbols can not be inputted by keyboard, touch on- screen keyboard directly to enter.
  • Page 45 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- The following symbols will be provided for selection: “@” “#” “$” “%” “^” “&” “*” “(” “)” “{” “}” “<” “>” “[” “]” “/” “\” “!” “?” “+” “-” “x” “÷” “=” “ ” ” “ ’ ” “.” “~” “-” “,” “:” “;” “|”. Note: In Chinese input method, when inputting a character, the match- ing characters will be shown, press the relevant numeric key to choose the desired characters.

  • Page 46: Categories Of Contents

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 22. : Input the symbol “.” 23. : To view the unshown characters forward 24. : To view the unshown characters backward 1.2.8 Categories of Contents There are total 6 categories in the device: Dictionary, Learn, Leisure, PIM, Tools and My Favourite.
  • Page 47 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE -- Do not repair the device by yourself, please contact our Customer Service Center for repair. -- Prevent the device from falling down on the ground, bending or strong impact which may result in LCD damage. -- Please clean the LCD with clean, soft and dry cloth.

  • Page 48: Default System Setting

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE re-input them or restore the backed-up data later. And we assume no responsibility for data loss of this kind. -- Fittings presented by the device or chosen by the user, such as adapter, transmission line, battery, earphone, etc. are expendables, so it cannot be guaranteed to repair for free by our company.

  • Page 49: Auto Power-Off / Backlight Function

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 1.2.11 Auto Power-off / Backlight Function 1. If no key operation is made within the auto power-off period, the de- vice will be automatically switched off or the backlight will be turned off. While the device is off, press to restart it.

  • Page 50: Cautions Of Sentence Translation

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE Q: Why is the device often off automatically? A: The auto power-off period is too short. So, please set the Auto Power- off Period in System Setting again. The auto power-off function helps you save the battery. The longer is the auto power-off period, the more power will be used.

  • Page 51: General Principles

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE of the scope of the unit, translation result may not be complete. Some contents may not be translated properly, including but not limited to the following: -- Proper Noun, such as : Names and Places -- Jargons -- Idioms, Slangs, Proverbs and Metaphorical Sentences -- Spoken language, Dialects and etc.
  • Page 52 CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 1. Press on the arrow of the battery door and then push following the direction of the arrow, the door will then be opened. 2. Place the battery into the compart- ment in the correct direction. 3.

  • Page 53: Package Accessories

    CHAPTER 1 OPERATION GUIDE 1.2.16 Package Accessories 1. ED1600C device 2. Specified lithium battery 3. Specified adapter 4. Portable earphone 5. USB cable 6. Manual, Warranty card, CD-ROM, Stylus 7. Pouch...

  • Page 54: Chapter 2 Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY The Dictionary includes Dictionary 1 and Dictionary 2. In Dictionary 1, Sentence Translation and many English, Chinese and Foreign Dictionaries are included, E.g. Eng-Chi Dictionary, Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary, Oxford Chi-Eng Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary, etc. In Dictionary 2, there are many common dictionaries besides Professional Dictionary and Slang Dictionary, E.g.
  • Page 55 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press or touch to turn pages to search, press to search sequentially or continue to input the desired word. Touch [F2Rec.] to view latest searched records. Touch [F3S- rch] to enter Wisdom Search function. E.g. Input “drum”, the word will be automatically shown on the screen.
  • Page 56 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY In the explanation screen, if it shows the symbol expressing the attribute of the word, e.g. Grammar, LEV., REG., Extension, Part Of Speech, choose one to view its detailed information. E.g. Input “double” and press enter its explanation screen. Highlight “Bot”...

  • Page 57: Nearest Word, Spelling Alternative, User's Dictionary And Enter Eng-Chi Dict Directly

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F4Ref.] to view its reference data. 2.1.2 Nearest Word, Spelling Alternative, User’s Dictionary and Enter Eng-Chi Dict. Directly The four functions are provided when the inputted word or phrase is wrongly spelt or unavailable in Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary. A.

  • Page 58: User's Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY E.g. Input “flowar” (wrong spelling of “flower”) and press to confirm. Choose “Spelling Alternative” and press to enter. Press select the desired word, then press to confirm. C. User’s Dictionary Choose “User’s Dictionary”, and then press to confirm. About the following operations, please refer to “User’s Dictionary”...

  • Page 59: Wildcard Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY E.g. Input “apple”, then press confirm. (This word has been created in User’s Dictionary and exists in Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary simultane- ously.) Choose “User’s Dictionary” and press to confirm. (Please refer to the relevant part of “Glossary Diction- ary”...

  • Page 60: Cross-Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press to continue the search until the message “End of the list!” appears on the screen. 2.1.5 Cross-search While inquiring the explanations of an English word, you can highlight an English word or a Chinese character to look up its Chinese or English explanations by cross-searching to Eng-Chi Dictionary, Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary, Foreign Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary and Chi-Jap Dictionary.

  • Page 61: Saving Record

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F4C-C] to view its Chinese explanations in Chi-Chi Dict.. Touch [F5C-J] to view its Japanese explana- tions in Chi-Jap Dict.. If highlighting an English word, touch [F2E-C] to view its Chinese explana- tions in Eng-Chi Dict.. Touch [F3OUP] to view its Chinese explanations in Oxford Eng-Chi Dict..

  • Page 62: Dictionary History List

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Learning or Regular Learning, then press the relevant function key to delete it. 2.1.7 Dictionary History List Enter the explanations screen of s o m e w o r d , p r e s s t o s e l e c t “Dictionary History List”...

  • Page 63: Font Zoom-In

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Note: Repeat times can be set in “Repeat Time / Guidance Mode Setting” under “Acoustic Setting”. 2.1.10 Font Zoom-in Enter the explanations screen of some word. Press change the font size. 2.2 Oxford Chinese-English Dictionary Oxford Chi-Eng Dictionary contains many Chinese idioms. Ten Chinese input methods are available, they are Taiwan, Mandarin, Cantonese, Total Strokes, 5-Strokes, CangJie, Simple, Radical, DaYi and Wisdom.
  • Page 64 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Search function. Touch [F4LW.] to enter letter words input screen. Press to view detailed contents. Press or touch to view the previous or next record. Press [F1E.g.] to view its examples. Press [F2Ext.] to view its extension. Press touch [F1Eng.] / [F2Man.] / [F3Can.] to listen to its relevant pronunciation.

  • Page 65: Nearest Word

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.2.2 Nearest Word This function is enabled when the inputted Chinese character is wrongly spelt or unavailable in Chi-Eng Dictionary. The nearest Chinese charac- ters will be listed in Big 5 strokes order. E.g. Input “ ” and press to con- firm.

  • Page 66: Wildcard Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.2.4 Wildcard Search If part of a phrase is uncertain, you can replace the uncertain part with “?” or “*”. (“?” represents one uncertain character, while “*” represents more characters.) E.g. Input “水?” and press confirm. Press to view the next record until the message “End of the list!”...

  • Page 67: English-Chinese Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Note: Please note these recordings are not licensed from Oxford. In case of any difference of pronunciation between the audio and phonetic information in the dictionary entry, the phonetic information should be preferred. 2.4 English-Chinese Dictionary The dictionary offers phonetic symbols and Chinese explanations of English words and phrases, which can be searched out by inputting them or by sequential search.
  • Page 68 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY E.g. Input “earth”, the word will be automatically shown on the screen. While inputting the English letter, press to delete the letter on the left of the cursor; press to insert a space. Press to search the phonetic symbols and Chinese explanations of the English word (or touch the desired word from the browse list directly).

  • Page 69: Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F2E.g.] to view its examples. Touch [F3Dis] to view its run-ons or synonyms. Touch [F4Col] to view its collocations and phrases. Touch [F5Usg] to view its usage. 2.4.2 Nearest Word, Spelling Alternative and User’s Dictionary The three functions are supported when the inputted word or phrase is wrongly spelt or unavailable in Eng-Chi Dictionary.

  • Page 70: Wildcard Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.4.4 Wildcard Search -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.4.5 Cross-search -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.4.6 Saving Record -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.4.7 Dictionary History List -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 71: General Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Note: The picture and animation corresponding to some words can be viewed. 2.5.1 General Search Input a desired Chinese character or idiom and press to confirm. E.g. Input “ 田 ” and press view its English explanations. Touch [F1Half] to view Pinyin, Zhuyin and English explanations.

  • Page 72: User's Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.5.4 User’s Dictionary -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Chi-Eng Dict.” for details. 2.5.5 Cross-search -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.5.6 Saving Record -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.5.7 Dictionary History List -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...
  • Page 73 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Note: The picture and animation corresponding to some words can be viewed. 2.6.1.1 General Search Input the desired Japanese word. Press to turn pages or press to choose a Japanese word sequentially and press to confirm (or touch the desired word from the browse list directly).
  • Page 74 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.1.2 Nearest Word The function is provided when the inputted word or phrase is wrongly spelt or unavailable in the Dictionary. -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.1.3 Cross-search In Jap-Chi Dictionary, you can highlight a Japanese word or a Chinese character to look up its Chinese or Japanese explanations and the Radical, Stroke, CangJie and PinYin information by cross-searching to Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary and Chi-...

  • Page 75: Chinese-Japanese Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.2 Chinese-Japanese Dictionary This dictionary offers abundant vocabularies and specific explanations. You can also listen to the correct pronunciation of Mandarin and Can- tonese. Note: The picture and animation corresponding to some words can be viewed. 2.6.2.1 General Search Input the desired Chinese character.

  • Page 76: Foreign Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.2.3 Cross-search In Chi-Jap Dictionary, you can highlight a Japanese word or a Chinese character to look up its Chinese or Japanese explanations and the Radical, Stroke, CangJie and PinYin information by cross-searching to Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary and Chi- Jap Dictionary.
  • Page 77 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.3.1 General Search Input the desired word or phrase. Press to choose sequentially or press to turn pages and press to confirm (or touch the desired word from the browse list directly). Touch [F2Rec.] to view the latest searh records.

  • Page 78: Kanji Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.3.5 Dictionary History List -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.3.6 Function Key -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.3.7 Repeat and Follow -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 79: Japanese Idiom

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.4.2 Nearest Word -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.4.3 Cross-search While inquiring the explanations of a Kanji word, you can highlight a word to look up its relevant explanations and the Radical, Stroke, CangJie and PinYin information by cross-searching to Foreign Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary and Chi-Jap Diction- ary.

  • Page 80: Geography

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press to view the previous or next record. Press to view the detail of the record. Touch [F1Jap.] to listen to its Japanese pronunciation. 2.6.5.2 Nearest Word -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.5.3 Cross-search While inquiring the explanations of a Japanese idiom, you can highlight a word to look up its relevant explanations and the Radical, Stroke, CangJie...

  • Page 81: Unit

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press to select a big city. Press to select a small city, then press to view its detail infor- mation. 2.6.7 Unit This part has collected each unit of measurement in Japanese, Chinese and English. 2.6.7.1 General Search Choose “Unit”...

  • Page 82: Chinese-Japanese Surname

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.6.8 Chinese-Japanese Surname This dictionary uses the latest Chi-Jap Surname from Japan. Five input methods are available in this dictionary, i.e. Hiragana, Katakana, Hira- gana Roomaji, Katakana Roomaji and English. Press to convert to Hiragana input method, you can input Long Vowels by touching the “一” with the stylus.

  • Page 83: Animated Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY function. Cross-search function can be performed unlimitedly. -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.6.8.4 Font Zoom-in -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.7 Animated Dictionary Animation related to English words is included, which helps you master the words easily.

  • Page 84: General Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.8.1 General Search Input the desired word, the nearest words will be shown. Press to search sequentially, press or touch to turn pages to search, or continue to input the desired word. Touch [F1Half] to view explanations of other languages. Touch [F3Rec.] to view the latest searh records.

  • Page 85: English-Chinese Translation

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.9.1 English-Chinese Translation 2.9.1.1 General Search Input an English sentence to view its Chinese explanations. E.g. Input “We are good friends.” and press to view its explanations. Touch [F1 Save] to save the record. Touch [F2 Ref.] to view relevant sentences and reference in “Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 86: Chinese-English Translation

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.9.2 Chinese-English Translation 2.9.2.1 General Search Input a Chinese sentence to view its English explanations. E.g. Input “我們是好朋友。” and press to view its explanations. Note: Press to choose the desired Chinese Input Method. Touch [F1 Save] to save the record. Touch [F2 Ref.] to view relative sentences and reference in “Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 87: Currency

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.9.3 Currency Touch [F1Mode] to choose “Currency” and input “32”, then press to view its English and Chinese explanations. Touch [F2 Eng.] or press to listen to English pronunciation. Touch [F3 Man.] or press to listen to Mandarin pronunciation. Touch [F4 Can.] or press to listen to Cantonese pronunciation.

  • Page 88: General Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY such as examples, phrases, verb shift bit, conjunctions and appendix. Cross-search to Fre-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Diction- ary and Chi-Jap Dictionary is available in this dictionary. (Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) Note: The picture and animation corresponding to some words can be viewed.

  • Page 89: Nearest Word

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F1E.g.] to view its examples. Touch [F2Phr.] to view its phrases. Touch [F3Shf.] to view the shift of the word. Touch [F4Con.] to view its conjunctions. Touch [F5App.] to view its appendix information. 2.10.2 Nearest Word -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 90: German-Chinese Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.11 German-Chinese Dictionary The dictionary offers phonetic symbols and Chinese explanations of Ger- man words and phrases, which can be searched out by inputting them or by sequential search. You can also view the grammar information such as examples, phrases, verb shift bit, conjunctions and appendix. Cross-search to Ger-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Diction- ary and Chi-Jap Dictionary is available in this dictionary.

  • Page 91: General Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY and CE Supplementary Dictionary. The dictionary offers explanations of words and phrases, which can be searched out by inputting them or by sequential search. You can cross search to Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Dictionary and Chi-Jap Dictionary by highlighting any Chinese characters in EC Supplementary Dictionary.

  • Page 92: Repeat And Follow

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.15.5 Repeat and Follow -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. 2.16 Phrase Dictionary Many commonly-used phrases are provided for your study. Enter “Phrase Dictionary”. Press to select the desired item and then press to confirm.

  • Page 93: Vocabulary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Picture” and then press to confirm. E.g. Choose “Food & Beverage”, and then choose to enter “Apple”. Press to confirm. Press to view the previous or next record. Touch directly or press the relevant letter key to view the head- word and listen to its pronunciation.

  • Page 94: Conversation

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press to select the de- sired item, then press to confirm, or touch the item directly. E.g. Choose “HEAD”. Press touch [F3Eng.] / [F4Man.] / [F5Can.] to listen to its English, Mandarin and Cantonese pronunciation respec- tively. 2.17.2.2 Cross-search -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 95: General Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.18.1 General Search Enter “Conversation”. Press to select an item, then press confirm (or touch the desired item directly). Choose to enter “BASIC CONVERSA- TION”. Touch [F1Srch] to perform keyword search of each language. Input the keyword and press to enter search screen.

  • Page 96: Cross-Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F3Save] to save the record. Press or touch [F4Eng.] to listen to the pronunciation of selected lan- guages. 2.18.2 Cross-search -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.” for details. (Note: Wisdom Search is not applicable to Conversation.) 2.18.3 Saving Record -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Oxford Eng-Chi Dict.”...

  • Page 97: Nearest Word

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Input the desired Chinese character. E.g. Input “國”, press to search sequentially or press to turn pages or continue to input the Chi- nese character to find out the desired and press to confirm (or touch the desired word from the browse list directly).

  • Page 98: Cross-Search

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.19.3 Cross-search In Chi-Chi Dictionary, you can highlight a Chinese character or phrase to look up its explanations and the Radical, Stroke, CangJie and PinYin information by cross-searching to Chi-Eng Dictionary, Chi-Chi Diction- ary and Chi-Jap Dictionary. Or you can cross search to all the selected dictionaries by Wisdom Search function.
  • Page 99 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Press to choose idiom, then press or directly touch screen to confirm. Touch [F1Sort] to choose “All” or “Animation”. Choose “All” to display all the idioms, choose “Animation” to display only the idioms with animation. Touch [F2Half] to view the Chinese and English explanation.

  • Page 100: Glossary Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY 2.21 Glossary Dictionary Glossary Learn and User’s Dictionary are provided. Glossary Learn includes Primary, Junior, Senior, College, GREGMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, etc. for your study. You can input and save the desired English, Chinese or Japanese record and can also search the word created in User’s Dictionary in Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary, Oxford Chi-Eng Dictionary, Eng-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary and Chi-Jap Dictionary directly.
  • Page 101 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY tion of the word. Press listen to its Mandarin pronunciation. Press to listen to its Can- tonese pronunciation. Choose “Chinese to English”, then press to confirm. Press to view the record line by line, press to view the previous or next record.
  • Page 102 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY If it is correct, the message “Correct!” will be shown, if wrong, “Incorrect!” will be shown, then it will enter the explanations screen automatically. Press to view the explanations line by line, press to enter the previous or next test word. E.g.
  • Page 103 CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Choose to enter “User’s Dictionary”. If there is no record existed, then it will enter the new record screen directly. Touch [F3Lang] to choose the input language. You can choose to input English, Chinese or Japanese in the column of “Headword”...

  • Page 104: Kk Phonetic Dictionary

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY Touch [F3Srch.] to perform Wisdom Search function. 2.22 KK Phonetic Dictionary Various symbol pronunciation information and practice methods are provided in the dictionary. Press to move the cursor to choose among “Introduction to Pho- netics”, “Phonetic Classroom”, “Pro- nunciation Discrimination”...

  • Page 105: Chinese Pinyin Exercise

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY If you enter “Pronunciation Discrimina- tion”, choose “Phonetic Discrimina- tion” and press to confirm. Touch [F1Eng.] to listen to the pronunciation of the highlighted word. Touch [F2Pic.] to view the contrastive pronunciation table. Touch [F3Anim] to play the pro- nunciation animation.

  • Page 106: One Minute English

    CHAPTER 2 DICTIONARY vowel “a”, touch [F1OK] or press or touch “a” twice to comfirm. Press to return to the previous screen. Touch [F1E.g.] to listen to pronuncia- tion examples. 2.24 One Minute English Enter “One Minute English”. Press to choose an item then press to confirm.

  • Page 107: Chapter 3 Learn

    CHAPTER 3 LEARN Data of the Learn Section can be downloaded from CD or our website, http://www.instant-dict.com.hk 3.1 IQ Test Language Ability, Memory Ability, Reasoning Ability and Processing Ability are available in this application. 3.2 Bilingual Chinese (Mandarin / Cantonese) and English courses are included.

  • Page 108: English Learn

    CHAPTER 3 LEARN Choose to enter “Grammar”. Press to move the cursor, press to confirm. E.g. Choose “Stress Rules”. Press to view line by line, press to view page by page. Press to confirm. Touch [F1First] / [F2Last] to view the first or the last record.

  • Page 109: Chinese Learn

    CHAPTER 3 LEARN 3.9 Chinese Learn User can download substantial Chinese data from our website. It is an excellent assistant for your study. 3.10 Japanese Learn Huge Japanese learning data is provided for your study. 3.11 Interactive Learn Via this program, you can learn language interactively. For example, a role playing function is provided in Interactive Learn.

  • Page 110: Chapter 4 Leisure

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.1 Music Player After downloading the legal MP3 or WMA files to the internal memory or extended card, user can use the following functions of the device: play, pause, forward, backward, stop, etc. Simultaneously, user can enjoy wonderful music with different styles and renew Music randomly.

  • Page 111: Video Player

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.2 Video Player After video file is downloaded to the internal memory or SD card, user can select the file to carry out relevant functions according to the display of the screen. 4.2.1 Basic Functions Key Map description: File List Window Mode Play / Pause...

  • Page 112: Setting

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE words and press to enter Wisdom Search screen to carry out cross search function. 4.2.5 Setting Press to enter setting screen to set all settings. Press to se- lect “Subtitle”, “Play Mode” or “Key Map” to set the setting or view the key map.

  • Page 113: Flash Player

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE Video Audio 格式 解像度 位元率 幀率 位元率 (format) (resolution) (bit rate / kbps) (frame rate / fps) (bit rate / kbps) .avi 480 x 272 64~96 .wmv 480 x 272 64~96 480 x 272 200~300 .rmvb 480 x 272 200~300 4.3 Flash Player User can view .swf files.

  • Page 114: Winmine

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE Enter “Sudoku”, touch the circle on the left of the level directly to choose a level, press to confirm. 1. Time limit of this game is 10 minutes. 2. Touch [F1Set] to set on or off of Hint Function, Time Function and Save Function;...

  • Page 115: Add It Up

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 2. Touch [W+]/[W-] to increase or decrease the blocks horizontally, touch [H+]/[H-] to increase or decrease the blocks vertically, and touch [M+]/[M-] to increase or decrease the mines. 3. First touch the red flag, then choose the desired block, this indi- cates that there is a mine under this block.

  • Page 116: Match Up

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 5. If your score is high enough to get in Top 10, you can input your name in the Top 10 list. Otherwise, you can only view the Top 10 list. 6. Press to exit. 4.4.4 Match Up This is a memory testing game.

  • Page 117: Master Mind

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 1. There are three levels in total. Each level has 20 pairs of pictures, and each pair has five different spots in two similar pictures. 2. Every time you touch a difference, a blue circle will appear corre- spondingly.

  • Page 118: Hitting Pairs

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.4.7 Hitting Pairs Enter “Hitting Pairs”. Press to select a level and press to confirm, or touch corresponding level icon directly to start the game. 1. Press to move the face left / right, press to accelerate the face falling, press to change direction of the face.

  • Page 119: Picture Scramble

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 1. Your task, by exchanging two adjacent balls, is to make at least 3 ad- jacent same color balls in a line and make them disappear, then your score will be added automatically within the limited 80 seconds. 2.

  • Page 120: English Typing

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 2. At the beginning of the game, the original picture will be shown for 3 seconds, then it will be automatically scrambled into 3X3 and 4X4 disordered blocks for level 1 and level 2 respectively. Once the picture is scrambled, time will start counting down.

  • Page 121: Color Sequence

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.4.11 Color Sequence This is an interesting game that tests your memory. Enter “Color Sequence”, touch [Start] to confirm. 1. This game contains three levels. There are 4 color blocks for level 1, 6 color blocks for level 2, 9 color blocks for level 3. For each level, there are 10 rounds.

  • Page 122: Fireman

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 1. Press to move the racing car upwards or downwards. Press to adjust its speed. 2. Press or touch [F1Pse] to pause, press or touch [F1Pse] again to resume the game. 3. You can gain 2 points if the racing car passes one-screen distance. If your score reaches 100 points, the system will enter the next level.

  • Page 123: Pipes

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.4.14 Pipes There are three levels in the game, the difficulty is different in each level. To play the game, move the cursor up / down / left / right to move the pipe and press to link it up with the other pieces, so as to allow the water flowing through a certain piece of pipes.

  • Page 124: Photo

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 7. There are three chances in the game. If 3 chances are used up or the score reaches -9950, the game will be over. 8. If your score is high enough, you can input your name to the Top 10 list.

  • Page 125: Fortune

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE Press to move the cursor to frame field, press or touch select any frame. Move cursor to memo field to revise its contents. Press [F1 Ren.] to reinput information. Press to save it. If you want to delete the desired picture, you can touch the , when appears, touch [F4Del.] to delete it.

  • Page 126: Novel

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE You can set the title after saving. E.g. Input “Book”, then press or touch [F1OK] to save. You can continue to input, save or edit the record after saving data. Touch [F1New] to create a new record. Touch [F2Edit] to edit the saving data.

  • Page 127: Searching Data

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE In the left middle of screen there are lists of interrelated tools. When choosing “selection tool”, the rounds in the middle represent “cut”, “copy”, “paste”, “rotate”, “revolve” and “invert color”. When choosing “revolve”, you can revolve the selected object 90, 180 or 270 degrees. When choosing “rotate”, you can rotate the selected object horizontally or vertically.

  • Page 128: English Name

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.10 English Name Common English names are collected with their Chinese equivalents. (Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are available.) Enter “English Name”. Press or touch the screen directly to view the name of English Male, Chinese Male, English Female and Chinese Female.

  • Page 129: Travel Guide

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.11 Travel Guide Travel Guide provides Airlines, Airports, Temperature, General inform- tion, Voltage & Frequency, Telephone Information and World Festival, etc. Capital, Currency and Language are included in General Informa- tion. It is helpful during your travel. (Both Key-entry and Touch-and-go opertion are available.) Choose to enter “Travel Guide”.

  • Page 130: Temperature

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.11.3 Temperature -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Airports” for details. 4.11.4 General Information -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Airports” for details. 4.11.5 Voltage & Frequency -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Airports” for details. 4.11.6 Telephone Information -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Airports”...
  • Page 131 CHAPTER 4 LEISURE Press to select a dynasty se- quentially or press to select page by page, or touch the desired dynasty directly to view its details. E.g. Select “Qin Dynasty”. Press to view the previous or next dynasty. Touch [F1Menu] to return to main menu screen.

  • Page 132: Mathematics Formula

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE C. Gregorian Calendar to Dynasty You can search for the Dynasty and the emperor in certain Gregorian Calendar time here. Input Gregorian Calendar time, press to move the cursor to “BC AD” field, then press to select BC or AD or touch the desired item directly.

  • Page 133: Size Equivalent

    CHAPTER 4 LEISURE 4.12.3 Size Equivalent It provides the sizes of men’s shirt and shoes, women’s blouse and shoes in U.S.A., Britain, Europe, Japan, etc. for your reference. (Both Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are available.) Enter “Size Equivalent”. Press to select the desired item or touch it directly.

  • Page 134: Chapter 5 Pim

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Keeping records of your daily life and business is very important. This chapter gives a detailed description of the various functions provided. 5.1 Contacts In this application, you can keep records of telephone numbers, and sort them by Relative, Friend, Classmate, etc. You can edit, revise, search or delete records at any time.

  • Page 135: Searching Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Touch [F1Ren.] to renew all data. Press to clear all data and then input new data. Press to retain the data. After inputting all data, press or touch [F2Save] to save it (You must input name before saving). Press to enter the function selection screen.

  • Page 136: Editing And Deleting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM In index mode or view mode, touch [F3Srch] and then choose one search mode to enter. Family Name List Choose “Family Name List” and press to enter. Choose “AZ” to enter English family name search mode. Chinese family names will be listed after “AZ”.

  • Page 137: Password

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Highlight the desired record, then press or touch [F4Del.] to delete it. 5.1.4 Password Press or touch [F5Pass] to enter the password setting screen. After you input and confirm the password, press to save it. To set password off or clear it, press or touch [F5Pass].

  • Page 138: Inputting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.2.1 Inputting Data Enter the edit screen. After inputting all data, touch [F2Save] to save it. Touch [F1Ren.] to renew all data. Note: Please refer to the relevant part of “Contacts” for details. You can also press to enter the function selection screen.

  • Page 139: Editing And Deleting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM In index mode or view mode, touch [F3Srch] and then choose one search mode to enter. Date Search Choose “Date Search”, input the de- sired date and press to enter its index mode. Select one record to enter its view mode.

  • Page 140: Inputting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.3.1 Inputting Data Enter the edit mode. Input date, time, alarm and content. In “Time” field, press to input “A” (i.e. “AM”), or press to input “P” (i.e. “PM”), or touch “AM” or “PM” to make a choice directly.

  • Page 141: Searching Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.4.1 Searching Data If there are records on the current day, the records will be shown on the screen. “S” represents Schedule re- cord, “T” represents To Do List item on that day, “C” represents Commemora- tion record. Note: Before entering this application, user should save some records in “Schedule”, “To Do List”...

  • Page 142: Copying Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.4.3 Copying Data Touch [F2Copy], input the date you desire to copy the item to, then touch [OK] to confirm. 5.5 To Do List In this application, you can arrange your affairs and plans in date and priority sequence so as to work or study more comfortably.

  • Page 143: Password

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.5.4 Password -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Contacts” for details. 5.6 Time You can set the time of any city as the local time, and calculate the comparative time of another city according to the local time and the time difference between these two different cities.
  • Page 144 CHAPTER 5 PIM Choose “Time Setting” to set date and time. Please refer to “Time Setting” under “System Setting” for detailed operations. Choose “Set Dst” to set DST. Press to select “On” or “Off”, then press to confirm. Touch to set Dst on or off.

  • Page 145: Calendar

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Choose “Set Dst” to set DST. Press to select “On” or “Off”, then press to confirm. Touch to set Dst on or off. Touch [F3Alarm] to complete respec- tive alarm settings, and the next alarm date and time will be shown on the screen.
  • Page 146 CHAPTER 5 PIM Enter “Calendar”. Touch the arrow key at the both sides of “year” to select the previous or next year. Touch the arrow key at the both sides of “month” to se- lect the previous or next month. Press to move the highlight bar, press to enter...

  • Page 147: Commemoration

    CHAPTER 5 PIM to perform its relevant function. Press to return to the previous screen. 5.8 Commemoration You can keep records of detailed contents in “Lunar Calendar” or “Solar Calendar”, and edit, revise, copy or delete data at any time. (Key-entry, Handwriting Recognition and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) 5.8.1 Inputting Data Press...

  • Page 148: Password

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.8.4 Password -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Contacts” for details. 5.9 Personal Information You can keep your general personal information for further reference. (Key-entry, Handwriting Recognition and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) 5.9.1 Inputting Data Enter the edit screen.

  • Page 149: Editing And Deleting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Press to view details. To lock the data, move the cursor to the “Lock” field, touch or press to lock the data. Press to enter the function selec- tion screen. Choose one to perform its relevant function. Note: The record can be locked only when the password has been set in “System Setting”.

  • Page 150: Inputting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM 5.10.1 Inputting Data Writing with the stylus on the screen directly, the written data will be added to the data input field automatically. Touch color block to select the desired color for your writing. Touch [F3Spc] to insert a space. Touch [F4Feed] to move cursor to the next line.

  • Page 151: Schedule Class

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Press to select a record, touch [F2Play] to play the selected record. Touch [F3Mode] to select a play mode. Press to select a mode among “current file”, “non-stop” and “new file”. Note: “Current file” means playing the highlighted record, “non-stop” means playing all records continuously, “new file”...

  • Page 152: Searching Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Touch [F2Save] to save data. After saving the record, the color and ab- breviation you set will be displayed in the corresponding time table. Touch [F1Ren.] to renew all data. 5.12.2 Searching Data In the index mode, press search the desired record one by one, press to search page by page.

  • Page 153: Editing And Deleting Data

    CHAPTER 5 PIM Keyword Search Enter “Keyword Search” and input the keyword, then press to confirm. Select one record to view its details. 5.12.3 Editing and Deleting Data -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Contacts” for details. 5.12.4 Copying Data Touch [F2Copy] and then input the date you desire to copy the item to, then touch [OK] to confirm.

  • Page 154: Chapter 6 Tools

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.1 PC Sync. The device can be linked with a personal computer to synchronize the information. Note: Please make sure the connection is secure before launching PC Sync.. Choose “PC Sync” in tool bar or insert USB cable in the current screen to enter “PC Sync.”, touch [Start] or press to start synchronization.
  • Page 155 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Press or touch to clear the present inputted data. Press or touch to clear all the inputted data and begin another calculation. Calculate “200×10% = ?”. Input “200” and press (i.e. “×”), input “10” and then press (i.e.

  • Page 156: Scientific Calculator

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Calculate “√81 = ?”. Input “81” and press (i.e. “√”) to get: “√81 = 9”. Calculate the multiple of “3”. Input “3” and press (i.e. “×”), then press (i.e. “=”) to get: “3×3 = 9”. Press (i.e. “=”) again to get: “3×3×3 = 27”.

  • Page 157: Trad. & Simp. Chinese Inquiry

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Calculate “1234+867+cos30 = ?”. Input “1234” and press (i.e. “+”). Input “867” and press (i.e. “+”). Touch “cos” and input “30”, then press (i.e. “=”) to get: “1234+867+cos30 = 2101.8660254038”. Press to clear the calculation and begin another new one. 6.3 Trad.
  • Page 158 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.4.1.1 Inputting Data Enter “Financial Management”, touch [F1New.] to add a new record. Press to move the cursor to the next input field once completing one. Press or touch [F1Save] to save data upon completed inputting. Touch [F2Ren.] to renew all data. 6.4.1.2 Searching for Data Press to choose the desired...

  • Page 159: Income & Expenses

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch [F2TX] to view transfer details. Then touch [F2Edit] to enter the edit screen. 6.4.1.3 Deleting Data Press to highlight the desired account, touch [F2Del] to delete the record. press to delete it and press to retain it. 6.4.2 Income &...
  • Page 160 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Press to switch cursor among different input fields. In “Date” field, tap to select the desired date, or input valid date directly. In “Category” field, tap to call out the list of category, then press to select the category and press to confirm.

  • Page 161: Loan Bidding

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.4.3 Loan Bidding It includes Simple Bidding Calculation and Complex Bidding Calculation. You can calculate the Total Gain, Annual Interest Rate and Return Rate, etc. (Both Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) Enter “Loan Bidding”. Press to select a desired item or touch it directly.
  • Page 162 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Complex Bidding Calculation Press to choose “Complex Int.” or “Complex Ext.”. Press and input “5” in the “No. of Loan Raiser” field (The number of loan raiser should be between 3 and 100.). Press and input Principal amount “10000”.

  • Page 163: Fixed Deposit

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.4.4 Fixed Deposit In this application, you can calculate Interest, Principal, Interest Rate, Final Value of Annuity and Term of Annuity. It includes Periodically-Deposit Account, Fixed-Deposit Account and Ordinary Account. (Both Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) Enter “Fixed Deposit”.

  • Page 164: Loan Interest

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch [F2Edit] to edit data. Touch [F1Ren.] to carry out another calculation. Note: Choosing “Interest Rate Calculation”, “Term of the Annuity” or “Periodic Payment Amount”, you can also carry out Interest Rate, Number of Term, Term of the Annuity and Periodic Payment Amount as above.

  • Page 165: Data Conversion

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch [F1Ren.] to renew all data. Touch [F2Edit] to edit the data. Touch [F3Inq.] to search for “Total Amt. Paid” and “Loan Left” in any period. Input the inquiry date, then press or touch [F1Calc] to calculate “Inter- est Paid”, “Principal Paid”, “Total Amt.
  • Page 166 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch the “Currency” field on the right, then select another currency name in the same way mentioned above. E.g. Select “dollar USD”. Touch the “Rate” field on the left, in- put the rate “1.315” and press confirm. Touch the “Exchange”...

  • Page 167: Unit Conversion

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.5.2 Unit Conversion It provides various categories, such as length, area, weight, etc. And two-way conversions are available for any unit of the same category. (Both Key-entry and Touch-and-go operations are supported.) Touch screen to select the desired field.

  • Page 168: Metric Conversion

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.5.3 Metric Conversion Metric units of various categories, such as length, area, volume and weight are provided for conversion. And two-way conversions are available for any unit of the same category. (Both Key-entry and Touch- and-go operations are supported.) Touch the screen to select the desired field.

  • Page 169: Sleep Learning

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.6 Sleep Learning Records should be saved in “Oxford EC Dict.”, “EC Dict.”, “CE Dict.”, “Oxford CE Dict.”, “Chi-Chi Dict.” and “JC Dict.” ect. before starting learning. Enter “Sleep Learning”, you can read the brief introduction of this function, press to view it page by page.

  • Page 170: Regular Learning

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS If choose “Routine Learning” and touch “On”, you can press select “Everyday” or “Day of Week”. Select “Day of Week”, you can select the following learning days. Press or touch the screen to set the Learning Times and relevant Time Slot.

  • Page 171: Revision Test

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Enter “Regular Learning”, press to set Status “On” or “Off”. If it is set “On”, you can select “EC Dict.” or “Oxford EC Dict.” for Dictionary item, “Custom” or “All Records” for Scope item, “Automatically” or “Manually” for Mode item, “Once”, “Twice”...
  • Page 172 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Press to select the desired revi- sion format. E.g. Choose “Forward”. Press to view the current record line by line. Press or touch to view the previous or next record. Press touch [F2Eng.] / [F3Man.] / [F4Can.] to listen to the relevant pronunciation, press to exit.

  • Page 173: Test

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Press and choose one item to perform its relevant function. Press to return to the previous screen. Note: The operation steps of Oxford EC Dict. Revision, Oxford CE Dict. Revision, EC Dict. Revision, Conversation Revision, Vocabulary Revision, CC Dict. Revision, JC Dict. Revision, CJ Dict. Revision, Foreign Dict.
  • Page 174 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch [F1Eng.] / [F2Man.] / [F3Can.] to listen to the relevant pronunciation of the current record, press to exit. Press to continue the test. Touch [F2Relt] to view the test result. Press and choose one item to per- form its relevant function.

  • Page 175: Sentence Making

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Note: The operation steps of “EC Listening Test” are similar to the ones in “Oxford EC Dict. Listening Test”, please refer to the relevant part mentioned above. 6.8.3 Sentence Making There are five levels in this application, it is helpful for you to master the structure of English sentences step by step.

  • Page 176: Listening And Learning

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Highlight an English word, then touch [F5Srch] to cross-search to Eng-Chi Dictionary, Oxford Eng-Chi Dictionary or Foreign Dictionary. Press to listen to its English pro- nunciation. 6.9 Listening and Learning This application includes thirteen sections: Oxford EC Dictionary, Oxford CE Dictionary, Eng-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Eng Dictionary, Conversation, Vocabulary, Chi-Chi Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Jap Dictionary, Foreign Dictionary, Fre-Chi Dictionary, Ger-Chi Dictionary and Spa-Chi...
  • Page 177 CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Press to view the content line by line. Press or touch to view the previous or next record. Touch [F1Set] to set the play mode. (If it is set as “All records”, all records will be pro- nounced sequentially after you touch or press the relevant voice key.

  • Page 178: Intercoastal

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS enter the function selection screen, choose one item to perform its relevant function. Press to return to the previous screen. Note: The operation steps of Listening and Learning in Oxford EC Dic- tionary, Oxford CE Dictionary, Eng-Chi Dictionary, Conversation, Vocabulary, Chi-Chi Dictionary, Jap-Chi Dictionary, Chi-Jap Dic- tionary, Foreign Dictionary, Fre-Chi Dictionary, Ger-Chi Dictionary and Spa-Chi Dictionary are similar to the ones of “CE Dict.”, please...

  • Page 179: Card

    SD card and MMC card are available for the device to extend storage space, so that you can learn with the device anytime and anywhere. Ebooks which are downloaded from Instant-Dict. product website can be saved in the card. In this application, the data in card can be viewed and deleted.

  • Page 180: System Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Note: 1. When dealing with the data in card, E.g. delete, save, upload, download, record or format, never cut off the power or pull out the card, otherwise, the data stored may be damaged or reformatting is required.

  • Page 181: Display Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Touch the icons to check the occupied memory and free memory of record type or file type. Record type contains: Personal Information, Contacts, Memorandum, Schedule, Commemoration, Schedule Class, To Do List, Financial Management, User’s Dictionary, Oxford EC Dict. Revision, EC Dict. Revision, CE Dict.

  • Page 182: Power Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Enter “Character Display”. Press to select “English”, “Traditional Chinese” or “Simplified Chinese”, then press to confirm. Press to exit. 6.12.2.2 Contrast & Brightness In this application, you can adjust the contrast and brightness of the screen colour. Enter “Contrast &...

  • Page 183: Acoustic Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.12.3.2 Power-saving Mode To set the auto power-off time. If no operation is made within the set time after the device is switched on, the device will automatically power off to save power. Press to set desired auto power-off time and press to confirm.

  • Page 184: Time Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Enter “Speech Level”. Touch screen to select “Rate” or “Volume”. Touch to adjust the setting. Touch [F5Test] for testing, then press to confirm. Press to exit. 6.12.4.4 PIM Alarm To set the PIM alarm tone on or off. If it is on, it will sound when the PIM alarm tone time comes.

  • Page 185: Password Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Choose “Time”, press to select “12 hours” or “24 hours”. e.g. Choose “12 hours”, the time will display as “01 / 01 / AM”. Press to adjust the data. Press to confirm. Press to exit. 6.12.6 Password Setting 6.12.6.1 Record Password You can use one to eight numbers or letters to set as Record Password.

  • Page 186: Opening Screen Setting

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS 6.12.6.2 Game / MP3 Password You can use one to eight numbers or letters to set as Game/MP3 pass- word. After password is set, password must be inputted to enter these functions. (For details of operation, please refer to “Record Password”.) 6.12.7 Opening Screen Setting 6.12.7.1 Entry Screen Select “Opening Screen Setting”...

  • Page 187: Recognition

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS If “Instant Dict. Musical Animation” is chosen, the Instant Dict. Musical Animation will be played when you turn on the device. If “Other Opening Screen and Melody” is chosen, press to choose “Built-in Photo”, “Download Photo” or “Melody”. If “Built-in Photo”...

  • Page 188: Calibration

    CHAPTER 6 TOOLS Choose “Recognition Glossary”. Press to select “Common” or “All”, then press to confirm. 6.12.8.2 Fonts Recognition Choose “Fonts Recognition”. Press to select “Traditional” or “Simple”, then press to confirm. 6.12.8.3 Recognition Rate Choose “Recognition Rate”. Press to select the desired rate, then press to confirm.

  • Page 189: Chapter 7 My Favourite

    CHAPTER 7 My Favourite 7.1 My Favourite You can add at most 11 favourite or commonly used functions to “My Favourite” menu for convenience. Enter “My Favourite”. Touch directly to choose the desired item, e.g. Choose “Dict 1”. In the left column, touch to choose “OXEC Dict”...

  • Page 190: Chapter 8 Pcsync And Download Program

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm 8.1 PC Sync. and Download Program Instruction PC Synchronization refers to transferring data between the electronic dictionary and your computer by connecting them with standard cable. (Note: Before launching synchronization, make sure that PC Sync. program has been installed properly.) Furthermore, you can download the desired files from our website to your PC and then synchronize to the device.
  • Page 191 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm If you confirm to install this program, click [Next]; if you want to quit, click [Cancel] to escape. E. Choose the ED1600C installation folder, e.g. “E:\Program Files”, click [Next] to confirm. F. Click [Next] to continue the installation.
  • Page 192 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm G. Choose the desired additional icon and click [Next] to continue. H. Click [Install] to continue the installation. If you want to cancel the installation, click [Cancel] to exit.
  • Page 193 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm J. Click [Finish], the main window of ED1600C PC Sync. will pop up automatically. K. After PC Sync. synchronization have been successfully installed, switch on the electronic dictionary, then connect the USB cable to the dictionary and the computer.

  • Page 194: Uninstallation

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm M. When the installation is finished the following screen will appear: 8.1.2 Uninstallation If you are sure to remove the program from your computer, just run “Uninstall ED1600C” to remove it. The screen is as below: If confirm to remove the program, click [Yes] to continue;...
  • Page 195 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm a. About PCSYNC... : to view PCSYNC copyright b. To download site : link to download website directly c. Open Main Window : to open the main window of PC Sync. pro- gram d. Exit PCSYNC : to exit PCSYNC program B.

  • Page 196: Synchronization

    “File” of the PC Sync. program, the following screen will be shown on the PC: Note: Regarding the setting, if “Send (PC to Instant-Dict)” is chosen, data in the computer will be added / replaced those in the elec-...

  • Page 197: Corresponding Table Of Instant-Dict & Outlook

    Operation Procedures of the device -- Enter “Contacts”, input data and save it. -- Click “INSTANT-DICT PC Sync.” icon on the taskbar of your PC, and select “Open Main Window”, choose “Synchronization Setup” from “Options” menu then select data handling method from “Syn- chronization Setup”.
  • Page 198 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm -- Click “Contacts”. -- If you have transferred or inputted data before, click the pulldown arrow in the following screen, and choose “Phone List”. -- The following screen will then appear:...
  • Page 199 H. Adr. Home Address Company Company Title Job Title D. Line Business 2 Co. Tel Business Co. Fax Business Fax Co. Email Business E-mail Co. Adr. Business Address Note: 1. Data can be inputted or modified in either INSTANT-DICT or...
  • Page 200 Operation Procedures of the device -- Enter “Memo”, input data and save it. -- Click “INSTANT-DICT PC Sync.” icon on the taskbar of PC, and select “Open Main Window”, choose “Synchronization Setup” from “Options” menu then select data handling method from “Synchro- nization Setup”.
  • Page 201 -- If you have transferred or inputted data before, the following screen will appear: -- Open “Notes”, the following screen will appear: Note: 1. Data can be inputted or modified in either INSTANT-DICT or 2. Data can be transferred “from PC to INSTANT-DICT”, “from INSTANT-DICT to PC” or by “Synchronization”.
  • Page 202 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm C. Schedule a. Operation Procedures of the device -- Enter “Schedule”, input data and save it. -- Click “INSATANT-DICT PC Sync.” icon on the taskbar of PC, and select “Open Main Window”, choose “Synchronization Setup” from “Options”...
  • Page 203 Start Time & Due Time Time Start Time & Due Time Content Notes Field Note: 1. Data can be inputted or modified in either INSTANT-DICT or 2. Data can be transferred “from PC to INSTANT-DICT”, “from INSTANT-DICT to PC” or by “Synchronization”.

  • Page 204: Operations In "Ebook Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm 8.1.7 Operations in “Ebook Download” You can download ebooks to your electronic dictionary through the operations in “Ebook Download”. The data can be downloaded both to the device and to SD or MMC Extended Card. A.
  • Page 205 Name, size and download date of the file will be shown. Note: The files can be downloaded from our website http://www. instant-dict.com.hk or from the CD bundled. b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down-...
  • Page 206 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Note: Before connection, enter “PC Synchronization” Tools menu in the electronic dictionary, click “Start” and choose “Main Unit” or “External Card” from download program, click “OK” to download: Click “Cancel” button in download program to stop the synchroni- zation.

  • Page 207: Operations In "Music Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm c. Delete File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to delete (more than one file can be selected), then click “Delete” button, the following screen will appear: Click “Yes”...
  • Page 208 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm b. Right of screen is the file record, user can view the sent files and their information. c. Click “Search”, “AutoSearchFile”, “Download” or “Delete” buttons to search manually, search automatically, download or delete files respectively.
  • Page 209 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down- load (more than one file can be selected), then click “Download” button to start connection.

  • Page 210: Operations In "Photo Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm sion; otherwise the related information about unsuccessful trans- mission will be shown. Note: 1. Too long latency time between clicking “Download” and pressing (or clicking “Start”) may lead to unsuccessful connection. 2. After a file is downloaded, “Y” will be shown in the “Transferred” column.
  • Page 211 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm a. Left of screen is file-searching area, you can search for photo in the computer, and file information will be displayed at the bottom. b. Right of screen is the file record, user can view the sent files and their information.
  • Page 212 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down- load (more than one file can be selected), then click “Download” button to start connection.

  • Page 213: Operations In "Recorder Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Note: 1. Too long latency time between clicking “Download” and pressing (or clicking “Start”) may lead to unsuccessful connection. 2. After a file is downloaded, “Y” will be shown in the “Transferred” column. c. Delete File -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Ebook Download”...
  • Page 214 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm B. Functions of “Recorder Download” a. Add File Click “Search” to select the desired folder and file. Or you can choose a folder on the left of the screen and click “AutoSearch- File” to search for files with supportable formats, and the following screen will appear: Choose the desired file and drag it to the right of the screen.
  • Page 215 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Note: Before connection, enter “PC Synchronization” Tools menu in the electronic dictionary, click “Start” and choose “Main Unit” or “External Card” from download program, click “OK” to download: Click “Cancel” button in download program to stop the synchroni- zation.

  • Page 216: Operations In "Reader Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm c. Delete File -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Ebook Download” for details. d. Upload File Firstly enter the “Voice Recorder” in PIM menu of the electronic dictionary to record and save, then click “Upload file” in synchroni- zation Main Window, and select “PC Synchronization”...
  • Page 217 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm a. Left of screen is file-searching area, you can search for ebook in the computer, and file information will be displayed at the bottom. b. Right of screen is the file record, user can view the sent files and their information.
  • Page 218 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Choose the desired file and drag it to the right of the screen. Name, size and download date of the file will be shown. b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down- load (more than one file can be selected), then click “Download”...
  • Page 219 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Click “Cancel” button in download program to stop the synchroni- zation. ii) If data is transferred successfully, your computer and electronic dictionary will show related information about successful transmis- sion; otherwise the related information about unsuccessful trans- mission will be shown.

  • Page 220: Operations In "Video Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Choose the file you want to upload (*.txt file), then select the com- puter folder and click “OK”. If upload is done successfully, a popup message “Upload...successfully!” will appear. Click “OK” to con- firm. 8.1.12 Operations in “Video Download”...
  • Page 221 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm c. Click “Search”, “AutoSearchFile”, “Download”, “Delete” or “Upload file” buttons to search manually, search automatically, download, delete or upload files respectively. B. Functions of “Video Download” a. Add File Click “Search” to select the desired folder and file. Or you can choose a folder on the left of the screen and click “AutoSearch- File”...
  • Page 222 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down- load (more than one file can be selected), then click “Download” button to start connection.

  • Page 223: Operations In "Flash Download

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Note: 1. Too long latency time between clicking “Download” and pressing (or clicking “Start”) may lead to unsuccessful connection. 2. After a file is downloaded, “Y” will be shown in the “Transferred” column. c. Delete File -- Please refer to the relevant part of “Ebook Download”...
  • Page 224 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm a. Left of screen is file-searching area, you can search for flash in the computer, and file information will be displayed at the bottom. b. Right of screen is the file record, user can view the sent files and their information.
  • Page 225 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Choose the desired file and drag it to the right of the screen. Name, size and download date of the file will be shown: b. Download File Click “Mark” box (The symbol “*” will appear when an item is se- lected, click again to cancel it.) to select the file you want to down- load (more than one file can be selected), then click “Download”...

  • Page 226: Operations In "Pim

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Click “Cancel” button in download program to stop the synchroni- zation. ii) If data is transferred successfully, your computer and electronic dictionary will show related information about successful transmis- sion; otherwise the related information about unsuccessful trans- mission will be shown.
  • Page 227 After setting all the transfer parameters, please firstly follow below operations and then click [OK] to confirm. Choose “PC Synchronization” of “Tools” in INSTANT-DICT, click “Start” or press to start Synchronization. ii) Click [OK] button of PC Sync. program to start connecting, or first- ly click [OK] button of PC Sync.
  • Page 228 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm iii) If data is successfully transferred, your computer and electronic dictionary will show related information about successful transmis- sion; otherwise the related information about unsuccessful trans- mission will be shown. Note: 1. Too long latency time between clicking [OK] and [Start] may lead to unsuccessful connection.
  • Page 229 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Press Tab key or click the desired field with the mouse directly. While inputting data, choose “Cancel Edit” from “File” to cancel the new record; click (or choose “Save Record” from “File”) to save the record. Note: Schedule Class: You can only backup it in your computer but cannot add any new record.
  • Page 230 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm c. Search Record Click (or choose “Search” from “Edit”) and the following screen will appear: Input the desired keyword, then click “OK” to start searching the record regarding the input content. If any related record found, the arrow will jump to the record.
  • Page 231 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Press Tab key or click the desired items with the mouse directly; right click the mouse or click the options in “Edit” or press the rel- evant hot keys on the keyboard to carry out “Undo”, “Cut”, “Copy”, “Paste”, “Delete”...
  • Page 232 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm You can set the synchronization mode and items here. After set- ting, click [OK] to start synchronization. h. Display mode Click (or choose “Display Mode” from “Options”) and the fol- lowing screen will appear: Select “Display in English”...
  • Page 233 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Print Setup Click (or choose “Print Report” from “File”) and the following screen will appear: Choose the item you want to print and click [OK] to confirm. If “Print current record” is chosen, only the currently viewed record in the chosen item will be printed.
  • Page 234 CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm Select the backup path and input a file name. Then click “Save” to start file backup. If backup is done successfully, a message “Back- up data successfully!” will appear. ii) Restore Data If you want to restore the backed-up data, choose “Restore Data” in “Options”...

  • Page 235: Trouble Shooting

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm n. Exit Main Window Click to exit the main window of PC Sync.. o. Functions of Hot Keys Function Name Hot Key Ctrl + N Save Ctrl + S Undo Ctrl + Z Ctrl + X Copy Ctrl + C Paste...

  • Page 236: Importance

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm A. If there is sufficient power in the electronic dictionary; B. If the electronic dictionary and PC connection cable are correctly connected; C. Make sure that PC Sync. and Download programs are installed and started up. For details please refer to “7.1.1. Installation of PC Sync.
  • Page 237 B. All kinds of ebooks including READER, MUSIC, PHOTO and RE- CORDER are classified and put in the related folders. You can download the ebooks to the INSTANT-DICT by drag and drop dif- ferent files in the related folders directly.

  • Page 238: Operations In "Upload All Kinds Of Ebooks

    CD bundled. 8.2.2 Operations in “Upload All Kinds of Ebooks” Data can be transferred not only from PC to INSTANT-DICT, but also from INSTANT-DICT to PC. The operations are as follows: A. Enter “PC Synchronization” of “F5Tools”, then connect the elec- tronic dictionary and computer.

  • Page 239: Operations In "Delete All Kinds Of Ebooks

    CHAPTER 8 PCSYNC AND DOWNLOAD PROgRAm 8.2.3 Operations in “Delete All Kinds of Ebooks” If you want to delete the files in INSTANT-DICT, connect the INSTANT- DICT to PC, then enter the desired folders in Computer, select the records you want to delete and click “Delete” to perform it. The data...

  • Page 240: Chapter 9 Appendix

    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 9.1 Chart of CangJie Input Method...

  • Page 241: Radical Table For Difficult Radicals

    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 9.2 Radical Table for Difficult Radicals...

  • Page 242: Contrastive Chart Between Pinyin And Zhuyin

    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 9.3 Contrastive Chart between PinYin and ZhuYin 1. Chart of Initial Consonant of a Chinese syllable 2. Chart of Compound Vowel of a Chinese syllable...

  • Page 243: Conversion Table Of Japanese And Roomaji Input Method

    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 9.4 Conversion Table of Japanese and Roomaji Input Method...

  • Page 244: Ed1600C Ebook Category And Download Path

    CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX 9.5 ED1600C Ebook Category and Download Path PC Sync. ED1600C Main Ebook Category Folder of SD Folder of Program Menu in Website Card ED1600C Device F1-2 Dictionary\Dictionary Ebook Download Dictionary Tools ED1600C\EBOOK\DICTTOOL DICTTOOL Tools F1-2 Dictionary\ Supplementary Ebook Download Supplementary ED1600C\EBOOK\SUPPDICT...
  • Page 245 CHAPTER 9 APPENDIX The Oxford Chinese Dictionary © Oxford University Press 2010. The Oxford Compact English Dictionary First Edition © Oxford University Press 1996 The ULC15 voice compression software in this product is owned by and proprietary to Voxware, Inc. Adobe and the Flash logo are either registered trademarks or trade- marks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

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