User manual FRANKLIN SCR-30

[. . . ] At the Ready message, type this: Defining Words Is that really a word?When you're done, press or CLEAR s Finding Unusual Words Simply use question marks (?) and asterisks (*) as wild cards. For example, enter "a?" and you'll see two-letter words beginning with an A. Or, to see words beginning and ending with L, enter "I*I". . [. . . ] Press to move down the Scrabble® list. CLEAR AH To find words ending in AH, type an asterisk (*) in your pattern. When you're done, press . s Using Asterisks in Patterns You can type asterisks in the beginnings, middles, and ends of your patterns. When you type a pattern with no asterisks, The Official Scrabble® Players Dictionary treats the pattern as if it had asterisks at its beginning and end. For example, when you enter "art", the pattern works as if you entered "*art*". When you type a pattern with asterisks, no other asterisks are assumed. For example, the pattern "*ah" works as "*ah" and ah*" works as "ah*". 2. Type your tiles. 10 11 Filling Patterns Filling Patterns Placing Letters Between Words Your tiles are ERTAIST and the board looks like this: 4. When you're done, press . To make words with the L in LID and the A in ART, type question marks as well as asterisks in your pattern. At the Ready message, type this: s Using Question Marks in Patterns You can type as many question marks in your patterns as you like. When you type a question mark in a pattern, no other question marks or asterisks are assumed. 2. Type your tiles. So, in the above example, you typed question marks at the beginning and end of the pattern to indicate that "l??a" could occur anywhere in a word. If you wanted to build a list of words beginning or ending with "l??a", you would omit one of the asterisks. 12 13 Filling Patterns Filling Patterns Using Double and Triple Letter Scores Let's say your tiles are EASTRIX and part of the board looks like this: 4. Press BUILD or ENTER . A DOUBE LETTER SCORE DOUBE LETTER SCORE T 5. When you're done, press . To take advantage of the double letter scores, type twos at the appropriate squares. At the Ready message, type this: s To Type Triple Letter Scores Simply press ?You'll see a three in your pattern, like this: To type a two, press ?Press PATTERN . Then type your tiles and press BUILD . . s Using Twos and Threes in Patterns When you type twos and threes, no question marks or asterisks are assumed in your patterns. Type your tiles. 14 15 Product Care Replacing the Battery The Official Scrabble® Players Dictionary runs on one CR2032, 3-volt lithium battery. To replace it, with your fingernails open the battery holder on the back of the unit. The new battery's plus (+) sign should face you and align with the plus sign on the battery holder. Then insert the battery holder and battery into the unit. Specifications Model SCR-30 · more than 100, 000 words, with scores, specially chosen for Scrabble® Brand word games · more than 42, 000 definitions · Spellblaster IITM spelling correction with MatchMakerTM characters · double and triple letter score characters · context-sensitive information messages · self-demonstration · screen contrast adjustment · ROM size: 4 megabits · RAM size: 2 kilobytes · Battery: 1 lithium CR2032 · Dimensions: 10. 6 x 6. 2 x 0. 6 cm (4-1/8" x 2-3/8" x 1/4") · Weight: 1. 8 oz. Cleaning and Storing To clean The Official Scrabble® Players Dictionary, spray a mild glass cleaner onto a cloth and wipe its surface. [. . . ] This warranty does not apply if, in the sole discretion of Franklin, the product has been tampered with, damaged by accident, abuse, misuse, or misapplication, or as a result of service or modification by any party, including any dealer, other than Franklin. FRANKLIN SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IN ANY WAY FOR ANY SERVICE OR MODIFICATION TO THIS PRODUCT BY ANY PARTY, INCLUDING ANY DEALER, OTHER THAN FRANKLIN. This warranty applies only to products manufactured by or for Franklin. Batteries, corrosion of battery contacts and any damage caused by batteries are not covered by this warranty. [. . . ]