User manual FRANKLIN WP7500

[. . . ] This unit contains four dictionaries and reference works: the Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, Concise Oxford American Dictionary, Concise Oxford American Thesaurus and Oxford Dictionary of Difficult Words. You can expand your English vocabulary further through use of the Spellchecker, the seven Solvers, the 11 Word Games, and the EZ-Learn function. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY This is to certify that this equipment fully conforms to the protection requirements of the following EC Council Directives on the approximation of the laws of the member states relating to:Directives Title 89/336/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Applicable Standards EN55022: 1998 Electromagnetic Compatibility - Emissions (Radiated) EN55024: 1998 Electromagnetic Compatibility - Immunity (Radiated Susceptibility, ESD) SEIKO UK Limited SC House, Vanwall Road, Maidenhead, Berks. SL6 4UW U. K. The display screen can be switched to Large, Middle or Small. (See page 55. ) The screen display examples used in this manual are shown in the "Middle" format. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] " for any unknown letters or " * " for multiple unknown letters or words. This is used in place of one or more characters or words. . 2 Enter letters. Example: treaties 3 Press . The corresponding word list will be displayed. 1 Select " Crossword" and then press . 2 Enter letters. Example: in*g?nt * Use the jump function as described on Page 26. * Please note that not every word returned by the Solvers is included in the Dictionary, Thesaurus, Encyclopedia or Dictionary of Difficult Words. 30 31 Phrase Finder Look for the phrases in the Dictionary using the word you have entered. Definition Search The unit will find the Dictionary entries whose definitions contain the word(s) you enter. 1 Select "Phrase Finder" and then press . 1 Select " Definition Search" and then press . 2 Type word(s). Example: on take * You can enter up to seven words. A space can be entered by using . 2 Type word(s). Example: alcoholic drink * You can enter up to seven words. This method will find the entries which contain all the entered words in their definitions. A space can be entered by using . 3 Press . The corresponding phrase list will be displayed. 3 Press . 4 Select a phrase using Example: take someone on or . The corresponding headword list will be displayed. 4 Select a headword using the cursor keys. Example: aperitif The selected phrase and its definition will be displayed at the top of the screen. Note that the selected phrase is displayed within its full dictionary entry, not on its own. * Return to the phrase list by pressing . 5 Press . The definition for the headword "aperitif" will be displayed. * To enter a number, press or after entering the character of Q, W, . . . A number is available as a keyword as an era. 32 33 Using the Wildcard function A single word containing a wildcard (" ?Headwords which contain the input word in their definitions can be investigated in further detail using this word. This is used in place of one or more characters. Encyclopedic Search The unit will find the Encyclopedia articles which contain the word(s) you enter. 1 Select "Encyclopedic Search" and then press . 2 Type word(s). Example: air liquid chemical * You can enter up to seven words. This method will find the articles which contain all the entered words. A space can be entered by using . 1 Type word(s). Example: small dog ???h??h?a 2 Press . The corresponding headword list will be displayed. 3 Press . The corresponding headword list will be displayed. 3 Press . 4 Select an article using the cursor keys. Example: argon The definition for the headword "chihuahua" will be displayed. * Return to the headword list by pressing . 5 Press . The article for "argon" will be displayed. * To enter a number, press or after entering the character of Q, W, . . . A number is available as a keyword as an era. 34 35 Using the Wildcard function A single word containing a wildcard ("?Articles which contain the input word can be investigated in further detail using this word. This is used in place of one or more characters. Abbreviation The Abbreviation solver allows you to search the abbreviation database to "decode" nearly 20, 000 common abbreviations. All data come from the Oxford Essential Dictionary of Abbreviations. 1 Select "Abbreviation" and then press . 2 Type an abbreviation. Example: bbc Every time you enter a letter, the closest match(es) will be displayed. 1 Type word(s). Example: painter french c* 2 Press . 3 Press list by using . or . The corresponding headword list will be displayed. 4 You may scroll through the abbreviation * Return to the abbreviation list by pressing . 3 Select an article using the cursor keys. Example: Chagall, Marc 4 Press . The article for "Marc Chagall" will be displayed. [. . . ] * Scroll to the end of the list to reset all game scores. 3 Press (See page 3. ) to accept changes. 3 Press . "Clear the score?" will be displayed. 4 Select "Yes" or "No" by using the cursor keys and then press . You should clear the game score if you exceed the 999 limit. 60 61 Setting the frequency for the EZ-Learn list The unit provides four frequency levels to use your user word list for playing games. Setting the Solver Level The unit provides two skill levels for solver. The level can be changed as required. 1 Select " EZ-Learn Word" and then press . 1 Select "Solver Level" and then press . 2 Select a frequency level by using the cursor keys. 2 Select "Dictionary" or "+Encyclopedic" by using the cursor keys. 3 Press to set it. 3 Press to accept changes. Changing the sorting for the EZ-Learn list The unit can change the sorting of your user word list. Setting the Auto Power Off Timer The unit automatically turns off after a period of time. [. . . ]