Sharp EL-6190 User manual

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EL-6190

OPERATION

MANUAL

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EL-6190

LIMITED

WARRANTY:

SHARP

ELECTRONICS

CORPORATION

warrants

this

product

to

the

first

consumer

purchaser

to

be

free

from

defective

materials

and

workmanship.

Under

this

warranty

the

product

will

be

repaired

or

replaced,

at

our

option,

without

charge

for

parts

or

labor,

with

the

exception

of

batteries,

when

returned

to

a

SHARP

CONSUMER

FACTORY

SERVICE

CENTER

listed

in

the

instruction

booklet

supplied

with

your

unit.

This

warranty

does

not

apply

to

any

appearance

items

nor

to

any

product

whose

exterior

has

been

damaged

or

defaced,

nor

to

any

product

subjected

to

misuse,

abnormal

service

or

handling,

nor

to

any

products

altered

or

repaired

by

other

than

a

SHARP

CONSUMER

FACTORY

SERVICE CENTER.

This

warranty

does

not

apply

to

any

product

purchased

outside

the

United

States,

its

territories,

or

possessions.

The

period

of

this

warranty

covers

one

(1)

year

on

parts

and

one

(1)

year

on

labor

from

date

of

purchase.

This

warranty

entities

the

first

consumer

purchaser

to

have

the

warranted

parts

and

labor

rendered

at

no

cost

for

the

period

of

the

warranty

described

above

when

the

unit

is

carried

or

shipped,

prepaid,

to

a

SHARP

CONSUMER

FACTORY

SERVICE

CENTER

together

with

proof

of

purchase.

THIS

SHALL

BE

THE

EXCLUSIVE

WRITTEN

WARRANTY

OF

THE

FIRST

CONSUMER

PURCHASER

AND

NEITHER

THIS

WAR-

RANTY

NOR ANY

OTHER

WARRANTY,

EXPRESSED

OR

IMPLIED,

SHALL

EXTEND

BEYOND

THE

PERIOD

OF

THE

TIME

LISTED

ABOVE.

IN

NO

EVENT

SHALL

SHARP

BE

LIABLE

FOR

CONSEQUENTIAL

ECONOMIC

DAMAGE

OR

CONSEQUEN-

TIAL

DAMAGE

TO

PROPERTY

SOME

STATES

DO

NOT

ALLOW

A

LIMITATION

ON

HOW

LONG

AN

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

LASTS

OR

AN

EXCLUSION

OF

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGE,

SO

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATION

AND

EXCLUSION

MAY

NOT

APPLY

TO

YOU.

IN

ADDITIGN,

THIS

WARRANTY

GIVES

SPECIFIC

LEGAL

RIGHTS,

AND

YOU

MAY

HAVE

OTHER

RIGHTS

WHICH

VARY

FROM

STATE

TO

STATE.

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NOTICE

€

Sharp

strongly

.recommends

that

separate

permanent

written

records

be

kept

of

all

important

data.

Data

may

be

lost

or

altered

in

virtually

any

electronic

memory

product

under

certain

circumstances.

Therefore,

Sharp

assumes

no

responsibility

for

data

lost

or

otherwise

rendered

unusable

whether

as

a

result

of

improper

use,

repairs,

defects,

battery

replacement,

use

after

the

specified

battery

life

has

expired,

or

any

other

cause.

Sharp

assumes

no

responsibility,

directly

or

indirectly,

for

financial

losses

or

claims

from

third

persons

resulting

from

the

use

of

this

product

and

all

of

its

functions,

such

as

stolen

credit

card

numbers,

the

loss

of

or

alteration

of

stored

data,

etc.

e

Do

not

carry

the

EL-6190

in

the

pocket

of

your

slacks

or

trousers.

e

Do

not

drop

the

EL-6190

or

apply

excessive

force.

e

Do

not

subject

the

EL-6190

to

extreme

temperatures.

e

Clean

only

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

É

service

is

required,

use

only

a

SHARP

servicing

dealer,

SHARP

approved

o

facility,

or

SHARP

repair

service

where

available.

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Contents

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Page

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Using

the

EL-6190

for

the

First

Time

.

.

2.

ef

t

t

ttr

2

e

When

Abnormal

Conditions

Cause

a

Malfunction.

.

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Part

Names.

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3

2.

Display

Symbols

6...

5

3.

Moving

the

Cursor

.

.

.

.

2

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ee

6

4.

Changing

Operation

Modes

......

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6

5.

Turning

the

Key

Touch

Tone

On

and

Off

........

e

o

n

n

n

n

n

8

6.

Clock

Mode

(Daily

Alarm).

....

0

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n

gl

8

7.

Entering

Characters...

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.

2.

ase

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13

8.

Telephone

Mode

........

6

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ete

ee

ee

ee

ee

14

9.

Schedule

Mode

.......

20.

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10.

Secret

Function.

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11.

Memory

Storage...

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31

12.

Clearing

the

Memory...

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33

13.

Data

Transfer...

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14.

Calculator

Mode.

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15.

Battery

Replacement.

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16.

Specifications.

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50

Using

the

EL-6190

for

the

First

Time

Be

sure

to

perform

the

following

operation

before

using

the

EL-6190

for

the

first

time.

[1]

Pull

out

the

insulation

sheet.

(Fig.

1)

(This

sheet

was

inserted

at

the

factory

to

prevent

battery

wear.

Operation

of

the

EL-6190

begins

when

it

is

pulled

out.)

Press

IĊ-CE)

to

turn

the

power

on.

Press

the

RESET

switch

on

the

back.

(Fig.

2)

[4]

Press

ISHIFTIJENTERJ.

[5]

Set

the

date

and

time

of

the

clock.

(Refer

to

page

9.)

When

Abnormal

Conditions

Cause

a

Malfunction

If

the

EL-6190

is

subjected

to

strong,

extraneous

electrical

noises

or

shocks

during

use,

an

abnormal

condition

may

occur

in

which

no

keys

(including

[ECE]

)

will

respond.

If

this

happens,

press

the

RESET

switch

on

the

back

of

the

EL-6190

and

any

key

other

than

SHIFT]

[ENTER].

If

an

error

occurs

internally,

“DATA

PROBLEM”

and

"PRESS.

RESET!”

are

displayed

alternately.

Clear

all

memory

by

performing

steps

and

above.

.

The

above

operation

may

clear

ail

memory

and

reset

the

clock.

FRONT

ib

an

db

di

es

can

cb

cb

rh

AO

C8)

C

C8]

ÚN

CN

C)

CE]

(se)

O

CXJ

C]

Ó

C82

C83

W

C3.

CJ

BACK

O

CLOCK

SET

@

Search

keys

©

Option

port

Q

Cursor

movement

keys

Q

RESET

switch

(on

the

back)

O

Keypad

O

CLOCK

SET

switch

(on

the

back)

In

this

manual,

the

keys

are

represented

by

symbols,

for

example:

M+

[——

IMI:

Indicates

the

memory

plus

key.

|

R

©

LÀ

CR]

:

Indicates

the

alphabetic

“R”

key.

DIT!

:

Indicates

the

Edit

mode

key.

[Ep

——

—

?

EDIT|

i

Lm

cx

e

or

[v]

:

Indicates

the

cursor

down

key.

Press

the

CLOCK

SET

and

RESET

switches

with

a

ball-point

pen

or

similar

object.

Do

not

use

an

object

with

a

breakable

or

sharp

tip.

2

Display

Symbols

A

:

Alphabetic

characters,

non-English

characters,

commas

(,),

dots{.),

numbers,

'—'

and

space

can

be

entered

in

the

name

and

remark

entries.

Be

:

Secret

listings

can

be

accessed.

x?

:

The

schedule

alarm

will

sound.

bor

:

The

daily

alarm

will

sound.

AM

:

The

displayed

time

is

morning.

PM

:

The

displayed

time

is

afternoon.

T

:

More

information

exists

above

the

current

display.

(Press

|

A

|.)

$

:

More

information

exists

below

the

current

display.

(Press

|

v

|J)

kk

—

:

Indicates

the

recalled

listing

is

secret.

SHF

:

indicates

|SHIFT|

has

been

pressed.

The

function

or

character

represented

on

the

blue

parts

of

the

keypad

can

be

used

next.

[SHIFT]

also

has

to

be

pressed

to

enter

the

function

for

|

—

|.

€

At

times,

"»j

"A

A

REC

and

“D”

may

appear

faintiv

on

the

display.

This,

how-

ever,

will

not

affect

the

operation

of

the

EL-6190.

3

Movingthe

Cursor

l

The

cursor

can

be

moved

by

|

»

"

|

4

|

[A]

or

[Vv

:

——à-——

|

>

|

:

Moves

the

cursor

to

the

right.

|

4

|

:

Moves

the

cursor

to

the

left.

"A

|

:

Moves

the

cursor

to

the

leftmost

column

of

the

upper

line.

“Ww

|

:

Moves

the

cursor

to

the

leftmost

column

of

the

lower

line.

e

Hold

I»

|

or

[

4

|

for

rapid

movement.

4

Changing

Operation

Modes

The

EL-6190

is

equipped

with

four

operation

modes:

clock,

telephone,

schedule,

and

cal-

culator.

e

Press

MODE)

until

the

desired

mode

or

file

is

displayed.

The

mode

or

file

is

displayed

in

the

following

order:

|

TEL

1

TEL

2

>

TEL

3

>

Schedule

>

Calculator

>

TEL

1

—

----

(Pressing

[SHIFT]

MODEJdisplavs

the

mode

or

file

in

reverse

order.)

The

mode

changes

in

the

following

order:

B

TEL

1:

NAME?

L-iMoneje

B

TEL

2:

NAME?

MODE}!

B

TEL

3:

NAME?

a

Teleph

d

MODE

{

elepnone

mo

e)

Low

Ir

(Calculator

mode)

(Schedule

mode)

MODE

ý

i

MF

[VILA

(Clock

de)

oe

"E

DAY

SNO

i

[CLOCK]

(Press

|CLOCK

to

select

the

clock

mode.)

e

The

mode

used

last

is

entered

when

the

power

is

turned

on

again.