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SuperPen Operation Manual, Version 2.34
or by pressing
while using the Translation screen. The Dictionary Entry screen is
displayed below.
Translation
Word List sign
Part of speech
(e.g., noun)
Scroll arrow
Dictionary Entry screen
Homonym number
Headword
Phonetics
For more information on how to use the Dictionary Entry screen, see Understanding
Dictionary Entries, on p. 31.
Learning to Scan using QuickLink Applications
The QuickLink applications in your SuperPen include the Notes, Address Book, Internet
Links, Tables, Scan to PC, and the QuickLink functions.
To scan text using a QuickLink application:
1. Remove the protective cover. Press
to turn the SuperPen on. The Main Menu
appears. If the Main Menu does not appear, press to access it.
2. To scan text using a QuickLink application, press or until the desired QuickLink
application appears as one of the Menu options. To scan text using the Notes
application, for example, press
when the Notes application appears as the Menu
option.
3. Press to open a new file.
4. The new Notes file is assigned a name automatically. Press to scroll to OK and
press to accept the file name. A blinking cursor appears in the SuperPen display.
You can also scan a different name, up to eight characters, for the file. Select OK.
5. The red light in the SuperPen’s tip begins to blink indicating that you are ready to scan.
Note: The red light should blink whenever you are about to scan. If the light does not appear,
press to return to the previous menu, then repeat the steps that take you to the scanning
function.
6. You are now ready to scan! Place the rollers about ½ inch (1 cm) from the beginning of
the sample sentence below.
You can scan text anywhere,
even atop Mount Everest.
7. Scan gently from left to right, keeping the center of the tip aligned with the center of
the letters in the text.
8. If the scanned text contains errors and must be rescanned, press to erase it, then
repeat step 6 above.
Note: For tips on how to optimize your scanning technique, see Tips for optimizing your
scanning technique on p. 15.
Connecting the SuperPen to a PDA or Cellular Phone
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