Sony PRS-650 — полное руководство по созданию и управлению коллекциями [129/139]

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• Prs 650 user guide p.1
• Table of contents index p.1
• Digital book reader p.1
• Click for instant access p.1
• Congratulations p.2
• Clear touc p.2
• Font zoo p.2
• Dictionar p.2
• Use the collections feature to organize your library on your reader to find the book you want to read never lose track of time with the clock view whenever the options button is pressed p.3
• For more details please refer to this user guide p.3
• Zooming in 49 p.4
• Useful features p.4
• Resizing p.4
• Annotation p.4
• Adjusting content view 52 p.4
• Jumping to a page 57 p.5
• Searching p.5
• Reading periodicals 65 p.5
• Dictionary p.5
• Collection management p.5
• Specifications 19 p.6
• Other applications p.6
• Supported file formats 121 p.6
• Chapter 1 p.7
• Red charging in progress orange when booting shutting down internal memory access off off sleep mode reader in operation p.8
• Power switch p.8
• Parts and controls p.8
• Getting started p.8
• Charge busy indicator p.8
• Lights up in orange during memory card access p.9
• Stylus p.9
• Sd card slot p.9
• Memory stick pro duo slot p.9
• Memory card access indicator p.9
• For more precise operations use the supplied stylus insert fully into the holder when not in use p.9
• Charging the reader p.12
• Charge your reader by connecting it to your computer with the usb cable supplied p.12
• Begin charging charge completed p.12
• To check battery status in the status bar p.13
• Status indicators during charging p.13
• During use p.13
• Recommended temperature p.14
• Power saving tips p.14
• Charging battery p.14
• More power requiring operations p.15
• Tips to save power p.16
• How to get ebooks p.17
• Support web site and contact list p.18
• Support p.18
• Specifications p.19
• Power source p.19
• Operating charging temperature p.19
• Model name p.19
• Battery life continuous playback p.19
• User available capacity p.19
• Display p.20
• Optional accessories p.20
• Expansion slots p.20
• Dimensions w h d p.20
• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice p.20
• Chapter 2 p.21
• To use the page links p.22
• To use the link icons p.22
• Basic operation p.22
• About the user guide p.22
• Touch screen p.23
• Single tapping p.23
• Double tapping p.23
• Swiping and holding p.24
• Swiping p.24
• Dragging p.25
• Double tapping and dragging p.25
• On screen keyboard p.26
• To input optional characters p.28
• Tap and hold an applicable character key will pop up optional characters p.28
• Press the home button to display the home menu p.29
• Home menu p.29
• About the status bar 29 p.30
• The following items are listed in alphabetical order when displaying the options menu not all items listed below will be shown in any given circumstance p.31
• Pressing the options button 10 will display the menu for related supplementary functions p.31
• Options menu p.31
• Items in the options menu p.31
• Tap books at home menu to view a book list tap a desired book to open p.36
• Reading content p.36
• Reading books p.36
• Conditional icon p.37
• Operation at page view p.38
• Bookmarking p.39
• Annotation p.39
• Highlighting word s p.40
• Press options tap notes create edit use a stylus or finger to mark your note p.41
• Handwriting a note p.41
• Deleting a drawn line highlight tap and stroke across the drawn line or highlight p.41
• Will be attached to the bookmark or highlight to view the added note tap a bookmark or highlight with p.42
• To enter a memo with typed in text 26 tap by keyboard p.42
• To enter a handwritten note tap by drawing p.42
• Tap a bookmark or highlighted word by drawing or by keyboard p.42
• Enter a note tap done p.42
• Adding a note p.42
• To delete a note p.43
• Tap a bookmark or highlight with edit edit a note tap done p.43
• Tap a bookmark or highlight with delete yes p.43
• To edit a note p.43
• Tap a note p.44
• Searching for notes within a book p.44
• Press options tap notes list p.44
• Finding a note p.44
• Icons and types of note in the notes list p.45
• The page containing the selected note is displayed p.46
• Tap all notes at home menu p.46
• Tap a note on the list p.46
• Finding the notes in all contents p.46
• A list of all the bookmarks highlights and handwritten memos in all contents appears p.46
• Resizing p.47
• Press 10 for re sizing p.47
• Adjusting the text size select one of text size icons and close p.47
• Page mode menu p.48
• Changing a page mode p.48
• Tap a desired item from the following p.48
• Press tap page mode p.48
• Zooming in p.49
• The current page in view can be magnified also the magnification can be locked so that the desired setting can be maintained this feature is useful when reading a book containing scanned images p.49
• Press tap zoom in p.49
• Drag the zoom slider or tap or of the zoom bar repeatedly until the page is zoomed to the desired scale p.49
• Zooming a specified image or column to the screen size p.50
• While in zoom in mode double tap an image or column which you wish to magnify the image or column size is magnified automatically to fit the screen size and the magnification is locked p.50
• Using the zoom in mode p.51
• The change will only be stored in the content being adjusted select original when it is necessary to restore the default setting p.52
• Tap to apply the setting and exit p.52
• Tap the desired item from the following p.52
• Press options tap adjust view p.52
• Custom p.52
• Adjusting content view p.52
• A page that is hard to read such as a scanned or color converted document can be made more readable by adjusting the brightness and contrast p.52
• Custom setting mode p.53
• Screen orientation p.54
• Searching p.55
• By selecting a word s p.55
• From the on screen keyboard p.56
• Tap the page number shown in the status bar drag the slider or tap a point on the page jump bar p.57
• Jumping to a page p.57
• By using the slider p.57
• By page number p.58
• Returning to the previously displayed page p.59
• Jump to viewed pages p.59
• By tapping a link p.59
• Using embedded dictionaries p.60
• The headline of the word definition is displayed p.60
• Double tap a word p.60
• An instant search for a meaning or translation is possible with the embedded dictionaries p.60
• Tap or the definition area p.61
• Page turn buttons 10 p.61
• To list words with same head letters as previously entered word p.62
• Listing previously looked up words p.63
• To delete word logs p.64
• Press options tap delete word logs tap the check box of each word to be deleted done yes p.64
• You can read newspapers magazines from p.65
• Tap periodicals at home menu p.65
• Tap a desired periodical to go to issue list p.65
• Reading periodicals p.65
• Periodicals in the home menu p.65
• Tap a desired issue in the list p.66
• Use the navigation bar to read p.67
• Operations on an article p.67
• Operations on a section p.67
• Collections p.68
• Tap collections at home menu new collection p.68
• Creating p.68
• To change a collection name p.69
• From the collections p.70
• Adding contents p.70
• From either the books or issues list p.71
• Deleting a collection p.72
• Tap the thumbnail of each content to be deleted done yes p.73
• Tap collections at home menu tap a collection p.73
• Removing contents p.73
• Press options tap remove content p.73
• Even if you delete content in a collection the corresponding content will remain undeleted on the reader p.73
• Tap done yes p.74
• Tap books press options tap delete books p.74
• Example books list p.74
• Deleting content p.74
• To delete tap a book thumbnail with the blank check box to delete all press options tap select all to undelete tap a book thumbnail with a checked check box to unselect all press options tap unselect all p.74
• Tap done p.75
• Tap books press options tap protect books p.75
• Protecting content p.75
• The applications menu provides useful functions such as listening to music while reading a book creating a text or a handwritten memo and more tap applications at home menu p.76
• Applications menu p.76
• Applications p.76
• Tap new drawing p.77
• Tap handwriting under applications at home menu p.77
• Creating drawings p.77
• To erase a line tap tap or stroke a part of the line p.78
• Drawinthedrawingareawiththesupplied stylusoryourfinger tapdone p.78
• Viewing editing created drawings p.79
• To delete protect a drawing s p.79
• Enter text in the input area using the on screen keyboard 26 tap done p.80
• Creating text memos p.80
• Tap text memo under applications at home menu p.80
• Tap new memo p.80
• Viewing editing text memos p.81
• To delete protect a text memo in the list p.81
• Using embedded dictionaries p.82
• To list words with same head letters as the inputted word p.82
• To list previously looked up words p.82
• Tap dictionary under applications at home menu p.82
• Input a word using the on screen keyboard 26 tap a candidate word p.82
• Viewing pictures p.83
• To set slideshow p.83
• Tap pictures under applications at home menu p.83
• Tap a thumbnail of desired picture on the list p.83
• To zoom in a picture p.84
• To set as a standby screen p.84
• Playing audio files p.85
• You can enjoy audio files with optional headphones p.85
• The playback screen appears 86 p.85
• Tap audio under applications at home menu p.85
• Tap a desired audio file and play an audio file p.85
• Tap a desired album to go to the audio list p.85
• Playback screen operations p.86
• Settings p.88
• Changing settings p.88
• Page turn preference p.90
• Menu language p.90
• General settings menu items p.90
• Date and time format p.90
• Date and time p.90
• Keyboard p.91
• Dictionary p.91
• Application preferences menu items p.91
• Slideshow p.91
• Sets the slideshow on off and its duration up to 60 seconds p.91
• Sets the direction to rotate when changing from portrait to landscape mode p.91
• Selects a preferred on screen keyboard p.91
• Selects a default dictionary to use p.91
• Screen orientation p.91
• System management menu items p.92
• Power management helps avoid unnecessary battery consumption power management operates as follows after 10 minutes of inactivity the reader enters the sleep mode automatically and battery consumption is minimized after two days of inactivity the reader automatically shuts down and stops consuming battery power p.92
• Power management p.92
• Locks the reader by setting a pass code tap on to set a pass code input a 4 digit number by tapping the numeric key pad tap ok to lock the reader to unlock input the pass code and tap ok then tap off to unlock the reader and tap ok p.93
• Device lock p.93
• Standby screen p.94
• Formats the internal memory of the reader or an inserted memory card formatting will erase all the contents in the selected storage p.95
• Format memory p.95
• Deletes predictive words for the on screen keyboard p.95
• Clear keyboard history p.95
• Restores the reader to its default settings you will need to perform the initial settings after restoring p.95
• Restore defaults p.95
• Initialization menu items p.95
• Troubleshooting p.96
• Symptoms p.97
• Battery life seems short p.97
• Battery cannot charge p.97
• The reader cannot turn on p.98
• Screen p.98
• Display takes a long time to appear p.98
• Touch operation is not effective p.99
• The screen is frozen p.99
• Reading contents p.99
• A book that has been transferred from your computer cannot be read p.99
• A book cannot be read p.99
• Continue reading does not work or bookmarks are missing p.100
• You cannot find a transferred book p.100
• Viewing pictures p.101
• Sound output is not audible p.101
• Playing audio files p.101
• An audio file cannot play back p.101
• A picture cannot be displayed p.101
• The reader cannot be recognized by your computer p.102
• The reader cannot be operated p.102
• Connection to the computer p.102
• The reader becomes unstable while connected to a computer p.103
• Reader library does not recognize the reader p.103
• Content cannot be transferred to the reader from your computer p.103
• Memory card p.104
• Content on a memory card cannot be read played viewed on the reader p.104
• Content cannot be transferred to a memory card p.104
• A memory card cannot be recognized on the reader or reader library p.105
• Content on a memory card cannot be deleted p.105
• Table of contents index p.106
• Reader disposal reference p.106
• Precautions p.106
• Disposal of old electrical electronic equipment applicable in the european union and other european countries with separate collection systems p.106
• Appendix p.106
• Table of contents index p.107
• Precautions p.107
• Disposal of waste batteries applicable in the european union and other european countries with separate collection systems p.107
• Table of contents index p.108
• Precautions p.108
• Notice for customers the following information is only applicable to equipment sold in countries applying eu directives p.108
• Fcc compliance statement p.108
• Table of contents index p.109
• Precautions p.109
• If you have any questions about this product p.109
• Table of contents index p.110
• Recycling lithium ion batteries p.110
• Precautions p.110
• Owner s record p.110
• For customers in the usa and canada p.110
• Table of contents index p.111
• Safety information p.111
• Precautions p.111
• Table of contents index p.112
• Road safety p.112
• Preventing hearing damage p.112
• Precautions p.112
• On the headphone p.112
• On heat build up p.112
• For customers in france p.112
• Caring for others p.112
• Warning p.112
• Table of contents index p.113
• Precautions p.113
• On software p.113
• Table of contents index p.114
• Precautions p.114
• On cleaning p.114
• Notes on memory cards p.114
• About pre loaded contents p.114
• Table of contents index p.115
• Precautions p.115
• Notes on handling memory cards p.115
• About sd card p.115
• About memory stick duo media p.115
• Table of contents index p.116
• Precautions p.116
• Table of contents index p.117
• Copyright notice p.117
• Table of contents index p.118
• Copyright notice p.118
• Table of contents index p.119
• Gnu general public license p.119
• Table of contents index p.120
• Gnu general public license p.120
• The following file formats can be managed within reader library and transferred to your reader p.121
• Supported file formats p.121
• The following specifications should be met in order to import an mp file p.122
• The following specifications should be met in order to import an aac file p.122
• Picture p.122
• System requirements p.123
• Reader library will work with the following operating systems p.123
• Chapter 1 p.126
• Table of contents p.126
• Getting started p.126
• Reading content p.127
• Chapter 2 p.127
• Basic operation p.127
• Collections p.129
• Applications p.129
• Troubleshooting p.130
• Settings p.130
• Appendix p.130
• Table of contents 26 p.131
• Index 2 p.131
• Symbols p.132