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Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing the SL-5500 Personal Mobile Tool.

Read this SL-5500 Start-up Guide first. Then, refer to the SL-5500 Operation

Manual for more details.

NOTICE:

• SHARP strongly recommends that you keep separate permanent written records

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 parties resulting from the use of this product and any of its

functions, such as stolen credit card numbers, the loss or alteration of stored data,

etc.

• Some of the accessories described in this manual may not be available at the time

you purchase this product.

• The information and screens provided in this manual is subject to change without

notice.

• All company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks

of their respective holders.

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Introduction

• CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation.

•

SD logo is a trademark.

• Java and PersonalJava are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

• LINEO and Embedix are trademarks of Lineo, Inc.

• Linux is a registered trademark owned by Linus Torvalds.

• Trolltech™, Qt™, Qtopia™ and the Trolltech logo are registered trademarks of

Trolltech.

• Opera™ is a trademark of Opera Software ASA.

• Jeode™ is a trademark of Insignia Solutions, Inc.

• Hancom™ is a trademark of Hancom.

• Microsoft, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Windows are either registered trademarks or

trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley

and its contributors.

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Contents

Introduction ................................................................. 1

Quick Start ................................................................... 4

Step 1: Check the contents .............................................4

Step 2: Inserting and charging the battery .......................6

Step 3: Pulling out the stylus ...........................................8

Step 4: Display protection cover ......................................9

Step 5: Initial settings ....................................................10

About your SL-5500 .................................................. 15

Useful functions and services of the SL-5500 ................15

Part names and functions ...............................................19

Opening or closing the keyboard ....................................23

Connecting the SL-5500 to your PC ...............................23

Charging using the Docking Station ...............................24

Basic Operations ...................................................... 27

Turning on and off ..........................................................27

Operating methods .........................................................28

Home screen ..................................................................29

Entering characters ........................................................32

Creating and modifying an entry .....................................43

Assigning a new category (categories) to an entry .........44

Using the Index screen ...................................................47

Using the Menu bar ........................................................48

Using the Details screen .................................................55

Using the Documents folder ...........................................58

Adjusting the volume ......................................................61

Checking the battery level ..............................................62

Using expansion memory cards .....................................63

Using Help ......................................................................66

Appendix .................................................................... 69

What to do if a problem occurs .......................................69

Replacing the battery ......................................................70

Conditions of use ...................................................... 71

Troubleshooting ........................................................ 74

Specifications ............................................................ 76

Product Support ........................................................ 79

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Quick Start

Step 1: Check the contents

CF Slot Protection

Card (attached in

the SL-5500)

SL-5500 Personal Mobile Tool

with Display protection cover

Stylus (attached

in the SL-5500)

Rechargeable

Lithium-Ion Battery

(EA-BL06)

AC Adapter (EA-70) and

AC Power Cord

Docking Station

(CE-ST7)

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Quick Start

Operation Manual

Start-up Guide (this book)

CD-ROM

(PC link software and its

Support sticker

for card ejection (2 sheets)

Operation Manual,

USB drivers, etc.)

Note: The AC power cord plug may differ in some countries.

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Quick Start

Step 2: Inserting and charging the battery

To insert the battery

Note: Only use the “EA-BL06” rechargeable battery (supplied).

1. Slide the battery replacement

switch on the rear side of the unit

to the “REPLACE BATTERY”

position.

NORMAL OPERATION

REPLACE BATTERY

2. Open the battery compartment lid

and gently pull it off.

3. Insert the battery on the ribbon

tab, making sure that the triangle

(ꢀ), plus (+), and minus (-) marks

on the battery are aligned

correctly with those printed inside

the battery compartment.

tab

Ribbon

4. Replace the battery compartment

lid with the ribbon tab inside.

Caution: Be sure to replace the battery compartment lid after inserting the

battery.

If the cover is not on securely, the battery may become loose and

you may lose the data stored in the unit.

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Quick Start

5. Slide the battery replacement switch to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position.

When you use the battery for the first time, charge the battery.

To charge the battery using the AC adapter

Note: Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter (supplied).

1. Connect the AC power

AC adapter

cord to the AC adapter.

AC power

cord

2. Plug the AC adapter

AC adapter jack

To AC

outlet

connector into the SL-

5500 which contains

the battery as shown on

the right.

AC power

cord

AC adapter

connector

AC adapter

3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet.

The LED indicator on the unit (charge light) will turn amber when charging

begins.

Standard charging time is approximately 2.5 hours (depending on the

temperature and usage conditions).

4. When charging has been completed, the LED indicator will turn off. Unplug the

AC power cord from the AC outlet, then unplug the AC adapter connector from

the SL-5500.

Note:

• Charge the battery to its full capacity until the LED indicator turns off.

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Quick Start

• If a charging error occurs, the LED indicator will flash. Make sure that the AC

power cord and the AC adapter are connected correctly, remove and reinsert

the battery, then perform steps 1 to 3 above again. If the error persists, there

is something wrong with the battery, SL-5500, etc. Contact your local SHARP

dealer for repair.

• The AC power cord plug may differ in some countries.

The SL-5500 has a specified built-in rechargeable back-up battery that

prevents the memory contents from being erased when you replace the

battery.

The rechargeable back-up battery will be charged to its full capacity in 30

hours using the AC adapter or a fully charged “EA-BL06” operating battery.

If you want to replace the operating battery before the rechargeable back-up

battery is fully charged, be sure to connect the AC adapter. (Refer to page

70.)

Step 3: Pulling out the stylus

This unit comes equipped with a stylus to

select items and enter various kinds of

information, etc.

Pull out the stylus as shown. To replace it,

insert it so that the protruding part of the

stylus locks into place.

Touch the button displayed on the screen

one time to open, select an item, etc.

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Quick Start

Step 4: Display protection cover

To open the Display protection cover

When carrying the SL-5500, be sure to close the cover to protect the LCD display.

If not closed, the display may be damaged or broken.

Open or close the Display protection cover by

The Display protection cover opens

picking up or holding down the hook of the cover about 135°.

gently.

Remove

Replace

To remove the Display protection cover,

open it more than 135°.

To replace the Display protection

cover, catch it on the side hooks.

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10 Quick Start

Step 5: Initial settings

Carry out the initial setup of the SL-5500 after completing the battery charge.

Performing a FULL RESET

You have to initialize the hardware prior to using the SL-5500.

Caution: When you push the FULL RESET button, the hardware will be reset.

All data created and all add-on applications installed in the SL-5500

will be deleted.

1. Slide the battery replacement

switch on the rear side of the unit

to the “REPLACE BATTERY”

position.

NORMAL OPERATION

REPLACE BATTERY

2. Open the battery compartment lid.

3. Push the “FULL RESET” button on

the lower right side of the battery

compartment with the stylus.

Note: Do not use an object with a

breakable or sharp tip.

FULL RESET

button

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Quick Start 11

4. Replace the battery compartment lid.

Note: Be sure to replace the battery compartment lid before you use the SL-

5500.

5. Slide the battery replacement switch to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position.

Turning the unit on

1. Press

(On/Off) to turn the power on.

The Welcome screen appears.

Then, follow the next procedures to complete the initial settings.

Note:

• If the Welcome screen does not appear, try FULL RESET again.

Also make sure that the battery replacement switch is set to “NORMAL

OPERATION” and the battery is inserted correctly.

• If the battery level is low, the power will not turn on even if you attach the AC

adapter. Charge the battery to its full capacity.

Adjusting the touch panel

1. On the Welcome screen, tap anywhere on the display.

The Calibration screen appears.

2. Tap the cross hairs firmly one by one.

When you have completed adjustment of the touch panel, the Set System Time

screen appears.

Then, follow the next procedure.

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12 Quick Start

Setting the date and time

For the time-critical functions to work properly, the built-in clock must be set to the

current date and time.

Note: For detailed information on how to enter characters, see page 32,

“Entering characters.”

Time Zone drop-down list button

City Time button

Hour and Minute

spinboxes

Date button

Time format drop-down list button

Weeks start on drop-down list button

Date format drop-down list button

1. Tap the Time Zone drop-down list button.

The default city names of six candidates will be displayed.

2. Select your time zone.

Note: If your time zone is not listed, go to step 3. You can change the time zone

later using the Date/Time application. (For details, see the separate

Operation Manual.)

3. Tap the Time format drop-down list button and tap either of the choices: 12 hour

or 24 hour.

4. Tap the up and down arrows on the Hour and Minute spinboxes to set the

correct time.

5. If you select the 12-hour format in step 3, select AM or PM by tapping the drop-

down list.

6. Tap the Date button and then tap your current date on the Calendar screen that

appears.

• Tap the up and down arrows of the year spinbox to set the current year.

• Tap the month drop-down list button and select the current month.

• Tap

to change the setting month by month.

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Quick Start 13

• Tap

one go.

to select the first month (January) or last month (December) in

7. Tap the Weeks start on drop-down list button and then tap the starting day of

the week of the calendar: Sunday or Monday.

8. Tap the Date format drop-down list button and then tap the desired format.

The selected format applies to the Date column displayed on the Index screen

of the application, etc.

M/D/Y (example, 12/26/02)

D.M.Y (example, 26.12.02)

Y-M-D (example, 02-12-26)

D/M/Y (example, 26/12/02)

Note: These Date formats will not apply to the long date format, for example,

December 26, 2002.

9. Tap “Next” or

to save the setting.

The display turns to the Edit My Personal Details screen.

Follow the next procedure.

Registering your personal information

To skip entering it now, tap “Next” or

. You can enter it later using the

Address Book application. (See the separate Operation Manual.)

1. Enter your information on the Edit My Personal Details screen and then tap

“Next” or

to save it.

Tapping “Back” returns to the previous Set System Time screen.

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14 Quick Start

Note: On this screen you cannot select or enter the category name.

Follow the next procedure.

Setting your passcode

By setting your own passcode in the SL-5500, you can protect your unit from

unauthorized use. Once you set the passcode and enable the setting, enter it every

time you turn the unit on.

To skip setting the passcode now, tap “Finish” or

. You can enter it later using

the Security application. (See the separate Operation Manual.)

Caution: Use this function with care. If you forget your passcode, you need to

carry out the hardware reset. It will lose all data created and saved

and add-on programs added to the unit.

1. Tap the “Set passcode” button.

2. Enter your passcode and then tap “OK”.

3. Enter the same passcode again and then tap “OK”.

To make the unit ask for the passcode at start-up every time you turn it on, tap

the “Require pass code at power-on” checkbox to turn it on.

4. Tap “Finish” or

to complete the initial settings.

The initial settings are complete and then the Home screen will be displayed.

• If you turned on the “Require pass code at power-on” option in step 3, the

passcode entry screen appears asking for your passcode. Entering the

correct passcode will display the Home screen.

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About your SL-5500 15

About your SL-5500

Useful functions and services of the

SL-5500

Your SL-5500 has the following features:

• A large colorful LCD screen

• A full QWERTY keyboard and software keyboards (capable of handwriting

recognition)

• The ability to create and read Internet e-mail message (POP3/SMTP/IMAP4)

The e-mail message can include the attachment file

• An HTML browser that can access a variety of information screens

• Powerful PIM functions (Address Book, Calendar, Todo List, Text Editor)

• Playback of MPEG1 movie files and MP3 music files



• Viewing and simple editing of the files of the Microsoft Word or Excel, and



viewing of the files of the Microsoft PowerPoint

• Saving or transporting data in CF or SD card expansion slots

• Data exchange with a PC using PC link software

• The capacity to add applications by importing them from a PC or transferring them

from a CF or SD/MMC memory card

• The ability to slideshow image files

• Voice Recorder to capture your messages and memos (commercially available

headset with a microphone required)

The functions such as calendar in this product can handle dates from January

1, 1970 to December 31, 2037.

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16 About your SL-5500

Applications

Address Book

Allows you to check the list of existing names and

contact details.

Calendar

Allows you to store events and set alarms.

Todo List

Allows you to show a list of Todo items and reminds

you of what and when to be done.

Text Editor

Media Player

Image Viewer

Opera Browser

Allows you to open with a list of text files, create a new

text file and edit it.

Allows you to play movies and music stored in your SL-

5500 or expansion memory cards.

Allows you to display and slideshow the image files.

This Web browser connects to the Internet and shows

pages in HTML format.

Allows you to create and transmit e-mail messages.

Clock

Allows you to show the current time and date and can

be used as a stopwatch.

City Time

Allows you to show the time in up to six different cities

of your choice.

Calculator

Features a conversion function and 12-digit

calculation.

Help Browser

System Info

Voice Recorder

Allows you to show the help information that works in

a similar way to a Web browser.

Allows you to present a set of pages each presenting

an aspect of the system’s status.

Allows you to record your messages and memos.

Requires a headset with a microphone

Hancom

Presenter

Allows you to open the Microsoft PowerPoint data.

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About your SL-5500 17

HancomSheet

HancomWord

Allows you to open and edit the Microsoft Excel data.

Allows you to open and edit the Microsoft Word data.

Note: For details on how to use the Hancom Presenter, HancomSheet, and

HancomWord, see the online documentation on the CD-ROM supplied.

Settings

Add/Remove

Software

Allows you to install or uninstall applications to/from

the SL-5500.

Appearance

Allows you to customize the desktop and window

properties.

Application Key

Allows you to assign the four keys (Calendar key,

Address Book key, Menu Popup key, EMail key) on

the slide cover to any of the applications installed in

the unit.

Backup Restore

Beam Receive

Date/Time

Allows you to make a backup file of the unit or restores

data of the unit on a CF or SD/MMC memory card.

Allows you to transfer data of the Address Book,

Calendar, Todo List, and Documents files by an

infrared beam.

Allows you to set the current date and time and your

city.

Internet Wizard

Light & Power

Network & Sync

Allows you to configure the LAN and dial-up settings

in turn to perform network functions.

Allows you to change the time that elapses before the

unit turns off automatically and the front light goes off

automatically.

Allows you to set up dial-up and LAN preferences for

both the EMail and Opera Browser.

Proxim

Configuration

Allows you to configure the OpenAir Wireless LAN

card manufactured by Proxim.

Wireless LAN

Setting

Allows you to configure the wireless LAN card.

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18 About your SL-5500

Recalibrate

Security

Allows you to calibrate the touch-panel screen.

Allows you to set your own pass code to protect your

unit from unauthorized use.

Shutdown

Allows you to restart Linux system, Qtopia system,

etc.

Games

Asteroids

Destroy asteroids while avoiding collision.

Conquer more of the board than your opponent while

avoiding capture.

Mindbreaker

Mine Hunt

Patience

Snake

Guess the sequence of the colored pegs.

Quickly mark all the squares that contain mines.

Sort the cards in their suits from Ace to King.

Make the snake grow longer by eating the mice.

Use letters to form words and score points.

Word Game

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About your SL-5500 19

Part names and functions

Front

1.Display

2.Address Book key

3.HOME key

11.LED indicator

10.Calendar key

4.Menu Popup key (Front light key)

5.EMail key

9.Cancel key (On/Off key)

8.SELECT key

6.OK key

7.Cursor key

16.Keyboard

12.Display

protection

cover

15.Slide cover

14.SHARP I/O PORT

13.AC adapter jack

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20 About your SL-5500

Back

17.Eyelets for the handstrap

18.Battery compartment lid

20.FULL RESET button

19.Battery replacement switch

Rear

Reserve nut for a future and undecided

optional attachment.

It is not a missing screw.

21.Stylus

22.CF card slot

23.CF Slot Protection card

24.Stereo headphone jack

26.SD card slot

25.IR port

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About your SL-5500 21

1. Display:

Displays applications, menus, and data stored

in the SL-5500.

Address Book key:

Opens the Address Book application.

Opens the Home screen.

HOME key

Menu Popup key:

Front light key):

Opens and then closes the pop-up menu.

Turns the front light on and off when pressed

and held for several seconds.

(

EMail key:

OK key:

Opens the EMail application.

Executes the current operation, closes a

window, etc.

Cursor key:

)

Moves the cursor in the direction of the

respective cursor keys you press.

(

8. SELECT key:

Executes the current operation, etc.

Cancel key

Cancels the current operation, closes a

window without saving settings, etc.

(On/Off key):

Calendar key:

Turns the SL-5500 on when it is powered off.

Turns the SL-5500 off when pressed and held

for several seconds.

10.

Opens the Calendar application.

11. LED indicator

Charge light (amber):

Turns on when charging begins. Turns off

when it is completed.

Mail light (green):

Light indicating e-mail operation.

Flashes for incoming e-mail messages.

12. Display protection cover:

Close the cover when not in use to protect the

display from damage.

13. AC adapter jack:

Enables connection of the AC adapter.

14. SHARP I/O PORT:

Enables connection to the Docking Station,

etc.

15. Slide cover:

Has the frequently used keys, such as the

Cursor key and the HOME key. Open this

cover to use the keyboard.

16. Keyboard:

For entering characters and commands.

Attach the handstrap here.

17. Eyelet for the handstrap:

18. Battery compartment lid:

19. Battery replacement switch:

Open when inserting/removing the battery.

Switch when inserting/removing the battery.

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22 About your SL-5500

20. FULL RESET button:

Performs the hardware reset. All data created

and all add-on applications installed in the SL-

5500 will be erased.

21. Stylus:

Used to tap the buttons etc. on the screen.

22. CF card slot (for the CompactFlash card Type I/Type II):

Insert an optional CompactFlash memory card

and modem card here.

23. CF Slot Protection card:

24. Stereo headphone jack:

25. IR port:

Insert this card when the CF card slot is not

being used.

For connecting an optional stereo headphone

or headset with a microphone.

When you transmit data by an infrared beam,

turn this to face the IR port of the other unit.

26. SD card slot (for the SD memory card and Multi Media Card):

Insert an optional SD memory card or Multi

Media Card here.

Docking Station

27.Connection

Terminal (inside)

30.AC Adapter jack

31.USB Cable

28.SYNC button

29.SHARP I/O PORT

27. Connection Terminal:

28. SYNC button:

Enables connection with the SHARP I/O

PORT of the SL-5500.

Starts synchronization between the SL-5500

and a PC.

29. SHARP I/O PORT:

30. AC Adapter jack:

31. USB Cable:

Enables connection to a PC, etc. with the

specified connection cable, etc.

Enables connection of the AC adapter for the

Docking Station.

Enable connection to the USB port.

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About your SL-5500 23

Opening or closing the keyboard

To open the keyboard, hold the slide cover firmly and pull it down until it is locked.

To close the keyboard, push it upwards until it is locked.

Note:

• Please close the slide cover when you carry your SL-5500. Carrying the SL-

5500 with the slide cover open may cause damage.

• Be sure to press the keys on the slide cover by opening or closing the cover

until it locks into position.

These keys may not work unless the cover stays open or if the cover is

closed halfway.

Connecting the SL-5500 to your PC

To synchronize data with a PC, connect the SL-5500 to your PC using the Docking

Station. Refer to the PC operation manual for more information regarding

connection.

Docking Station

USB port

USB connector

1. Connect the USB connector of the Docking Station to the USB port of the PC.

Note:

• The USB cable of the Docking Station is used to connect the SL-5500 to a PC

(PC link, etc.). It is not used for charging.

• For details on synchronization with a PC, etc., see the on-line operation

manuals (on the CD-ROM) for the PC link software.

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Charging using the Docking Station

1. Connect the AC power cord to the AC adapter.

Docking Station

To AC outlet

AC adapter jack

AC adapter (EA-70)

2. Plug the AC adapter connector into the Docking Station.

3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet.

To AC outlet

USB cable

AC power cord

Docking

Station

4. Open the SHARP I/O PORT cover of the SL-5500 and then place the SL-5500

in the Docking Station by sliding it in.

The LED indicator on the unit (charge light) will turn amber when charging

begins.

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5. When the charging has been completed, the LED indicator will turn off. Then lift

the SL-5500 from the Docking Station and close the SHARP I/O PORT cover by

pressing on the right side of the cover.

SHARP I/O PORT

6. Unplug the AC power cord from the AC outlet and unplug the AC adapter

connector from the Docking Station.

Note:

• The USB cable of the Docking Station is used to connect the SL-5500 to a PC

(PC link, etc.). It is not used for charging.

• Do not tilt the SL-5500 forward while it is placed in the Docking Station. Do not

pick up the unit by itself. If this is done, the unit connection terminal of the

Docking Station may be damaged.

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Basic Operations 27

Basic Operations

Turning on and off

Turning the unit on

Press

(On/Off) to turn the power on.

Note: When the battery level is low, the power will not turn on even when you

attach the AC adapter.

Turning the unit off

Press and hold

(On/Off) for several seconds to turn the power off.

Turning the front light on and off

When it is dark and difficult to see the LCD display, turn the front light on for easier

viewing.

Every time you press and hold the Front light key

front light turns on and off in turn.

(

) for several seconds, the

Auto front light off

To save the battery, the front light will automatically turn off if you do not operate the

SL-5500 for a certain period of time.

The Light & Power application in the Settings folder of the Home screen allows you

to change the time that elapses before the front light turns off automatically.

Auto power off

To save the battery, the SL-5500 will automatically turn off if you do not operate the

unit for a certain period of time.

The Light & Power application in the Settings folder of the Home screen allows you

to change the time that elapses before the unit turns off automatically.

Note: The Auto power off function does not work when the AC adapter is

attached to the unit.

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Operating methods

The SL-5500 can be operated by either pressing keys on the keyboard or tapping

an item (buttons, etc.) on the screen using the stylus.

This operation manual mainly describes the stylus operation. Button or key

operations are included, if they make it easier to carry out the relative function.

Using the stylus

To tap

Touch an item (application icon, button, etc.) on the screen once to execute it.

To tap and hold

Tap and hold the stylus on an item (application icon, document icon) to open the

“Details” screen of an item. (See page 55.)

Pressing keys and buttons

In the Home screen

Press

to move the focus.

Then press the SELECT key or

to open or launch a selected application.

In an application

Press

On the Setting or Edit screen, press

window, or press

to move the focus.

to save settings and then close the

to close it without saving settings.

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Home screen

Press

(HOME key) to display the Home screen. The Home screen consists of

the following five folders.

Press

or tap one of the Navigation tabs to switch folders, and then tap the

desired icon to start it.

Applications tab: consisting of built-in applications.

Games tab:

Jeode tab:

Settings tab:

consisting of built-in games.

consisting of built-in sample Java applications.

consisting of programs to control basic operations for the

SL-5500.

Documents tab: consisting of the documents you have created or copied, and

files stored on the expansion memory cards inserted into the

SL-5500.

Part names

Navigation tabs

Scroll bar

Taskbar

Num lock symbol

Caps lock symbol

Time indicator

Qt Menu icon

Battery icon

SD card icon

CF card icon

Sound volume icon

Connection Status icon

Input Methods icon

Input Methods menu icon

Running Application icons

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Navigation tabs

Tap

Applications,

Games,

Jeode,

Settings or

Documents, to show

what’s available.

Using the Taskbar

Left of the Taskbar

QT Menu icon:

This is an another way of accessing applications in the

list view.

Input Methods icon:

It displays the input method modes when you tap on

the icon. (See page 34.)

Input Methods menu icon: Tap to pop up a list of input methods.

Middle of the Taskbar

Running Application icons: The icon(s) of the applications that have not been

closed appear. Tap the desired icon to switch the

running application.

Right of the Taskbar

Connection Status icon:

The icon appears when dial-up settings are completed

in the Network & Sync or Internet Wizard application

and a modem card is inserted.

Sound volume icon:

Tap to reach the volume adjustment slide.

(See page 61.)

CF card icon/SD card icon: The icon appears when the unit recognizes that the CF

or SD/MMC memory card is inserted in the CF card

slot/SD card slot. It is required to remove the CF or SD/

MMC memory card by tapping the CF card icon/SD

card icon on the taskbar and then selecting “Eject card”

or “Eject SD-card”. (See page 64.)

Battery icon:

Tap to get the battery’s status. (See page 62.)

Time indicator:

Tap to adjust the date and time. For the time-critical

functions to work properly, the built-in clock must be set

to the current date and time. (See page 12, and the

separate Operation Manual.)

Num lock symbol:

Caps lock symbol:

Displayed when Num Lock mode is entered using the

keyboard.

Displayed when Caps Lock mode is entered using the

keyboard.

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Using Applications

Tap

Applications, Games,

Jeode,

Settings or

Documents to show

what’s available. Then tap the application or document icon you want to use.

The icons of each folder are displayed in alphabetical order of the icon names. Use

the scroll bar in the right edge of the screen to move through a list of icons, so that

you can see additional parts of icons.

To get more information about an application or a document file, tap and hold the

stylus on each icon. The “Details” screen will be displayed according to the icon.

Tap

in each of some applications to access on-line help. (See page 66, “Using

Help”.)

Tap

or press

to close a window.

to close a window without saving

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Entering characters

The SL-5500 provides two ways of entering characters: using the hardware

keyboard and software keyboard.

Using these tools, you can type in letters, numbers and special characters.

The hardware keyboard

1. Keys: Enters lowercase letters on respective keys.

: When pressed, shifts the mode to enter uppercase letters, or lowercase

letters when Caps lock is active.

: Enables entry of numbers and symbols printed on the keyboard in yellow.

(Caps): Changes the entering mode to enter uppercase (capital)

letters (Caps lock).

To cancel the function, press

again.

: Inserts a space.

: Acts as a tab key. On the Edit screen, the cursor moves to the next field.

Back space: Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

(Delete): Deletes the character to the right of the cursor.

(Symbol): Opens the symbol window for entry of special

characters.

(Num): Changes the entering mode to enter numbers (Num lock) and

symbols. To cancel the function, press

again.

10.

11.

(Carriage return): Starts a new line.

(Cut): Cuts the selected text.

(Copy): Copies the selected text.

(Paste): Pastes the cut/copied text.

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Typing in text

Typing text is simple and straightforward. Press a key to enter the corresponding

letter.

For example (when Caps lock is not active):

To enter a lowercase letter “h”, press

To enter an uppercase letter “H”, press

while holding down

Note: While Caps lock is active,

functions in reverse.

, then press

To enter a symbol “@”, press

Entering numbers

Press

, and then press the number key, or put in Num lock mode.

To enter numbers continuously, press the number key while holding down

Deleting text

If you make a mistake while entering text, you can delete the text as follows.

1. Move the cursor to the right of the character to be deleted.

2. Press

to delete a character to the left of the cursor.

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Software keyboard

By default, “

” appears at the bottom left of the screen.

Input Methods icons

Input Methods menu icon

Tap the Input Methods menu icon (

) to pop up a list of input methods:

Handwriting, Keyboard, Pickboard and Unicode. Tap the input method you prefer.

The icon will change to reflect your choice.

• Handwriting (

): Enters characters using your handwriting.

• Keyboard (

): Enters characters by tapping a QWERTY keyboard on the

screen.

• Pickboard(

): Enters characters by tapping a keyboard similar to a phone

keyboard.

• Unicode (

Enters characters by tapping a list arranged according to their

Unicode.

Tapping the Input Methods icon alternately pops up the input area and hides the

input area.

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Handwriting

Pop up the input area in handwriting mode.

Write a letter with the stylus.

There are three input areas: Uppercase letter input area, Lowercase letter input

area, Symbol input area.

As you write letters, a list of words appears on the Candidates area (top of the input

area). Tap it to enter it.

Uppercase

letter input area

Symbol

input area

Back space button

Candidates area

Return button

Help button

Lowercase

letter input area

Setup button

Handwriting Gestures

To insert commands other than characters, make handwriting gestures.

“Return”, “BackSpace”, “Uppercase”, “CapsLock”.

These are indicated with brackets ([ ]) in the Character list on the Trainer folder of

the Handwriting Help screen (p.36), and you can learn how they are drawn.

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Handwriting Recognition

Tap the Help button of the Handwriting input method to view the tips or to use the

trainer.

The Tips folder screen shows you hints of how to use handwriting effectively.

Character type

drop-down list button

Character list

Left and right arrow buttons

Sample area

Input area

Switching character types

Tap the character type drop-down list button of the Trainer folder to switch types.

There are three types: Uppercase latin1, Lowercase latin1, Numeric and Symbols.

Tap any character in the Character list.

As you tap, the character selected in the list will be demonstrated on the Sample

area automatically.

If you tap the right arrow button, another way of writing, if available, will be

demonstrated. When you select “Uppercase latin 1” and then tap the right arrow

button, the corresponding lowercase letter will be demonstrated, if available.

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Practicing your handwriting

While the selected character is demonstrated in the Sample area, practice your

handwriting on the right Input area.

You can confirm your result in the area above the input area showing the matched

rate (%) of the character you wrote and the matched rate of similar characters to the

character you wrote.

Setting up your preferences

Tap the Setup button (

) on the input area to set your preferences and to

customize handwriting input.

You can customize the handwriting input area.

Timeout adjustment

Input areas displayed

Timeout adjustment (Multi-stroke character timeout)

Set the timeout (millisecond) of how to recognize one character within the specified

time you set.

If you start beyond the specified time, the recognizer will recognize it as the second

character.

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Input areas displayed

You can customize the input area shown in handwriting mode. (See below.)

If you want to have both uppercase input area and lowercase input area, select

“Upper and lower case areas” by tapping the radio button.

If you want to have only lowercase input area, select “Lower case (toggle Upper

case)” by tapping the radio button. In this case, when you write in uppercase, first

perform an “Uppercase” gesture (p.35, “Handwriting Gestures”) for writing the

uppercase character and then write the desired character (in lowercase).

Upper and lowercase

Lowercase

Customizing your handwriting

This setting allows you to customize the handwriting to your own style of writing.

Character type

drop-down list button

“Add” button

Character list

Left and right arrow buttons

Input area

“Clear” button

The following four parts: character type drop-down list button, character list, input

area and left and right arrow buttons, work in the same way described on page 36

(Trainer folder of the Handwriting Help screen).

Recognizing your handwriting

The input area shows the corresponding character selected in the character list.

This demonstrates the way the unit recognizes the character.

You can clear it and write it in your own way in the input area. This will be the way

the unit recognizes your character.

1. Tap your choice from the character list.

2. Tap the “Clear” button when the character is displayed.

3. Write the character in your own style.

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4. Tap the “Add” button to add your writing.

5. Tap

to save your writing.

If you want to delete the way of writing recognized by the unit, tap “Remove” button.

To revert to the default setting, tap the “Default” button.

Registering new characters

This setting allows you to add new characters to the character list. Not only

characters but input command words such as Return and Backspace, and

handwriting gestures can be selected instead of entering characters.

1. Tap a “Clear” button to clear the character displayed on the input area.

2. Write the desired character in the input area.

3. Tap the “New…” button.

The Enter new character screen will be displayed.

“Character” combobox button

4. Type a character you want to register using the hardware keyboard.

If you want to add command words, tap the “Character” combobox button.

5. Tap “OK” on the Enter new character screen to add it.

6. Tap

on the Setup Handwriting Input screen to save your writing.

“Character” combobox

The choices are as follows: [Esc], [Tab], [BackSpace], [Return], [Uppercase],

[Caps Lock], [Shortcut], [Punctuation], [Symbol], and [Extended].

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Keyboard

Pop up the input area in keyboard mode.

The keyboard works just like a full-size keyboard, except that you tap the keys

instead of typing them.

Candidates area

Keyboard

layout switch

button

Entering characters

As you tap, the character you tapped and candidates including it appear above the

keyboard.

Tap the desired one to insert.

If you tap Shift, it will remain down until you tap it again or tap a letter.

Switching the keyboard layout

Tap the keyboard layout switch button (right arrow key) to switch the keyboard

layout.

Insert, Home, PageUp, Delete, End, PageDown and arrow keys will be displayed

and hidden every time you tap it.

Pickboard

The Pickboard provides reasonably fast text input using a minimum of screen space.

Pop up the input area in pickboard mode.

The pickboard comprises groups of letters, plus a few symbols and command

words.

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Pickboard Top Row

This row has the 123 letter group for entering digits, the symbols letter group and

some command words.

Tap Space to enter a space, tap Back to backspace delete, and tap Enter to move

to a new line.

CAPS LOCK is controlled by tapping Shift.

The KEY group leads to a set of keyboard navigation keys, e.g. PgUp, PgDn, etc.

To return to the normal Pickboard, tap the pop-up menu button and then tap “Reset”.

To display numeric characters, tap a numeral in the “123” group.

To display symbols, tap a letter in the “@*!?” group.

Pop-up menu

button

To display special characters or commands, tap a letter “KEY”.

Tap ESC to return to the normal Pickboard.

Pickboard Bottom Row

Tapping letter groups enters words.

The Pickboard presents a list of letters and words at the top of the input area.

If the word you intend to type appears, tap it to insert it.

For example, to enter the word “intellect”, tap the GHI group (for “i”), then the MNO

group (for “n”), then the STU group (for “t”), then the DEF group (for “e”), then the

JKL group (for “l”). At this point the word “intellect” appears; tap the word to enter it.

Pickboard Menu

At the right of the pickboard is a pop-up menu button which offers an Add word

option and a Reset option. Use this menu if no candidates you want is found.

To add a word, tap each letter of the word in the letter groups in turn, then tap the

pop-up menu button and tap “Add...”.

To cancel selecting the letter group(s), tap the pop-up menu button and then tap

“Reset”.

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This will pop up the Add dialog which presents lists of letters.

Letter buttons

Refer to an example of how

to enter Lineo (“JLK” (L)) →

“GHI” (i) → “MNO” (n) →

“DEF” (e) → “MNO” (o).

To switch between upper and lower case letter, tap a letter button again. The key-

top indication switches between upper and lower case.

Tap the letter buttons to compose your word, then tap the “OK” button to add your

word to the dictionary.

Unicode

Use Unicode mode to insert special characters and symbols.

Unicode group

drop-down list button

Character chart

Entering characters

Unicode characters are collected in groups.

To change group, tap the Unicode group drop-down list button, then select the group

you want.

To insert a character, tap it in the grid.

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Creating and modifying an entry

(For Address Book, Calendar, and Todo List applications)

This section shows the screen examples of the Todo List application.

Creating a new entry

1. Tap the New icon ( ).

The new entry screen for the selected application will be displayed.

Priority drop-down list button

Edit Categories button

Category drop-down list

button

2. Enter the necessary information by tapping the drop-down list buttons to select

an item or using the hardware or software keyboard.

Note: Pressing the Tab key on the hardware keyboard moves the cursor to the

next entry field.

To assign a category to the new entry

Tap the Category drop-down list button to select the desired category.

If you do not select the category, the “Unfiled” setting will be automatically assigned.

• In addition to the default categories (“Business” and “Personal”), you can create

new categories and assign multiple categories to a single entry. (See page 44.)

3. Tap

or press

to save the setting.

Note: For another way of creating a new entry using the menu(s) on the Menu

bar, see page 48, “Using the Menu bar.”

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Modifying an entry

1. On the Index screen, select an entry you want to modify.

2. Tap the Edit icon (

The Edit screen will be displayed.

3. Modify, as you want.

4. When you have finished modification, tap

or press

to save the

modification.

Assigning a new category (categories) to an entry

You can classify the entries of the Address Book, Calendar, and Todo List

applications by assigning more than one category (“Business”, “Personal”, or new

categories created).

1. Tap the New icon ( ).

Or tap the Edit icon ( ) of the entry you want to assign a category to.

2. On the new/edit entry screen that appears, tap the Edit Categories button ( ).

The Edit Categories screen will be displayed.

Category

checkbox

When checked, the category name(s) will be assigned to the

current file. Multiple category names can be assigned.

Add button

Tap to display the Add screen to enter a category name for a

new category.

Rename button

Trash button

Renames the category.

Deletes the category selected in the category list.

Global checkbox When checked, the category name will be available for all

category settings in the SL-5500.

Delete File button

Deletes the file stored in the internal memory of the SL-5500,

CF or SD/MMC memory card.

Copy button

Copies the file to the direction you select with the Location drop-down

list button. The file will be named as “Copy of (original file name)”.

Beam button

Transfers the current file by an infrared beam. For details, see

the separate Operation Manual, “Beam Receive”.

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Assigning a new category (categories) to a Document file

Like the entries of the Address Book and Todo List applications, you can classify the

Document files in the Documents folder by assigning more than one category to it

for easier viewing.

1. In the Documents folder of the Home screen, tap and hold for a few moments

on a Document file icon to which you want to assign a category.

The Document Details screen appears.

2. Tap the “Add” button.

The Add screen appears for entering a new category name.

3. Enter the new category name and then tap “OK”.

• If you want to use the category name not only for the application that created

the entry but for all category settings in the SL-5500, tap the “Global”

checkbox. The indication of the Application button turns to “All”.

• Repeat this step to create multiple category names, if necessary.

• If you want to change the category name, tap the desired category name and

then tap the “Rename” button.

• If you want to delete a category, tap the desired category name and then tap

the “Trash” button ( ).

Note:

• Regardless of whether there is a global category name or not, you cannot

create the same category name with that of the category you have already

created in the SL-5500.

• The default category names (Business, Personal) cannot be renamed and

deleted.

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4. Tap the checkbox of the category you want to assign to the Document file.

• If you want to assign multiple category names to a entry, tap the checkbox

sequentially.

5. Tap

or press

to save the setting.

The screen turns to the Documents folder.

Note:

• For details on how to display the Documents files by using the category

assigned, see page 59, “To show Documents files by category.”

• Category names other than “Unfiled” assigned to files stored on expansion

memory cards are also stored on the cards. Category information errors are

likely to occur if memory cards are swapped between units or a hardware reset

is executed.

Using the Documents folder

The Documents folder of the Home screen displays the document icon of the

following:

• Text Editor and Voice Recorder entries

• Files stored on the expansion memory card (CF or SD/MMC memory card

that the SL-5500 applications can handle)

• Files copied from a PC and e-mail attachment files that can be handled by the

SL-5500

Opening Documents file

1. In the Documents folder, tap a document icon.

Or move the focus to the desired document icon by using

and then press the

SELECT key or

The Documents file will be opened.

Sorting Documents file

The Documents folder provides buttons at the bottom to make finding document file

easier.

To show Documents file by type

1. Tap the File type button.

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The file type name will be displayed according to the file type of the file in the

Documents folder.

File type button

Category button

2. Tap the desired file type.

To show text documents, tap “text”, for example. The files of other types will be

hidden.

Tap the “All” type to show documents of any type.

To show Documents files by category

1. Tap the Category button.

The followings pop up: default fixed category names (“Business” and

“Personal”), category names registered on the Documents Details screen, and

global category names created in the applications.

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2. Tap the desired category.

Only the documents belonging to the category chosen will be displayed and the

rest will be hidden.

Tap the “All” category to show documents in any category.

If you want to change or add a file’s category classification, change the settings in

the Details screen of the document file. (See page 57, “Assigning a new category

(categories) to a Document file”.)

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Adjusting the volume

Volume setting allows you to adjust the volume of the stereo headphone to listen to

the Media Player and Voice Recorder files or the alarm, keyclicks, and screentaps.

The Sound volume icon always appears in the bottom right-hand corner of the

taskbar.

1. Tap the Sound volume icon on the taskbar to display the volume adjustment

slide.

Volume adjustment slider

Mute checkbox

Alarms checkbox

Keyclicks checkbox

Screentaps checkbox

Sound volume icon

2. Tap and hold the slider and move up or down to adjust the volume.

3. Tap each checkbox to turn off the sound for the alarm, keyclicks, or screentaps,

if necessary.

If you want to mute all sounds, tap the “Mute” checkbox.

4. Tap anywhere outside the volume adjustment slide to save the setting and close

the slide.

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Checking the battery level

1. Tap the Battery icon in the bottom right-hand corner to check the battery level.

The Battery Status screen will appear.

Battery indicator

Battery icon

The battery indicator displays the remaining battery power in green for AC adapter

connection or in blue for AC adapter disconnection.

Below the battery indicator, you can see the Battery status and connection or

disconnection status of the AC adapter:

• Depending on the battery level, the Battery status reads: Good, Low, Very Low or

Charging

• When the AC adapter is connected, “Power on-line” is displayed, and when the

AC adapter is disconnected, “External power disconnected” is displayed.

2. Tap “Close” to close the screen.

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Using expansion memory cards

You can use a CompactFlash card, an SD memory card, and a Multi Media Card.

The unit automatically recognizes the CompactFlash card and the SD memory card

(Multi Media Card) when the card is inserted in the unit. The unit displays files in the

Documents folder of the Home screen, which are stored on the memory cards and

can be handled by the unit.

Note: The copyright protection function of the SD memory card is not

applicable to the SL-5500.

Inserting

1. Be sure to turn the unit on before inserting the card.

If the power is turned off, first turn the SL-5500 on.

After switching the power on, check that the start-up routine has been

completed (the keyboard and other function keys will be fully operational).

2. Insert the desired card into the specific card slot until it slides into position

securely.

Be sure to insert the card in the correct direction.

The CF (or SD) card icon will appear on the taskbar in the bottom right-hand

corner of the screen.

The unit displays files in the Documents folder of the Home screen, which are

stored on the memory cards and can be handled by the SL-5500.

Caution:

• Insert the card if the start-up routine has been completed (the keyboard and

other function keys will be fully operational) after the power is switched on. If

the card is inserted before the start-up routine is completed, the SL-5500 will

not recognize the card properly, and this may result in incorrect operation.

• Do not subject the card to strong shocks.

• Insert the SD memory card and the Multi Media Card into the slot until they are

inserted completely.

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Removing

1. Be sure all applications are closed before removing the card.

If any applications are open, tap

to close them.

2. While the card is inserted, tap the CF (or SD) card icon on the taskbar in the

bottom right-hand corner of the screen.

The pop-up menu will appear.

SD card icon

CF card icon

3. Tap “Eject card” (or “Eject SD-card”).

The CF (or SD) card icon will disappear including icons of the files which are

stored on the memory cards and displayed in the Documents folder of the Home

screen.

Now you are ready to remove the card from the CF (or SD) card slot.

4. After the CF (or SD) card icon disappears, remove the CF card straight out.

Or push the SD memory card or Multi Media Card inwards slowly and then

remove it.

Caution:

• The Eject Operation is not available if any files on the memory cards are open,

or if a modem card, etc. is in use.

• If you do not carry out the Eject Operation, the SL-5500 will not recognize

cards properly, and this may result in incorrect operation.

• Use your fingers to prevent the card from popping out from the SD card slot.

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Note: Some CompactFlash cards are designed not to have a protruding part

on the bottom of the rear side, with which you can pick up the card easily.

If this is the case, paste the supplied sticker (support sticker for card

ejection) on the front side of the CompactFlash card as shown below

before inserting it in the CF card slot.

To remove the card, pull the sticker.

Support sticker

CF card (Front side)

After inserting a CF card with an attached support sticker into

the slot, be sure to tuck the end of the sticker into the slit found

between the rear of the card and the unit as shown above.

Note: Use only the SD memory card and Multi Media Card for the SL-5500

recommended by Sharp. Otherwise, the SD card icon will not appear on

the taskbar.

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Using Help

The Help Browser is a hypertext help system that works in a similar way to a Web

browser.

1. In the Applications folder of the Home screen, tap the “Help Browser” icon.

The top screen will be displayed.

2. Tap blue word to jump to the page concerning the word.

Note: With the following methods, you can open the context-sensitive help

screen of the Help Browser.

• Tap

for application help screen. (not available for all applications)

• Tap the “Options” menu and then tap “Help…” on the Index screen of

applications. (not available for all applications)

Home

Forward

Backward

Bookmarks menu

Add Bookmark

Adds the page to the bookmarks.

Removes registered bookmarks.

Remove from Bookmarks

Registering bookmarks

By registering frequently-used pages, you can jump to the page easily. You can

1. Display the Help Browser page you want to register to the bookmarks.

2. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and then tap “Add Bookmark”.

The title of the page will be registered.

Once you have registered it, the title of the bookmarked page will be displayed in the

Bookmarks menu.

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Basic Operations 67

Removing bookmarks

1. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and select the bookmarked page that you want to

remove from the menu.

The bookmarked page will be displayed.

2. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and then tap “Remove from Bookmarks”.

The bookmark of the page you are on will be removed from the bookmarks.

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Appendix 69

Appendix

What to do if a problem occurs

Software reset

A strong impact, exposure to an electrical field, or other unusual conditions may

render the SL-5500 inoperative. Pressing the keys may not have an effect. If this

occurs, follow the instructions below.

1. With the SL-5500 turned on, set the battery replacement switch to the

“REPLACE BATTERY” position and then back to “NORMAL OPERATION”.

NORMAL OPERATION

REPLACE BATTERY

2. Press

(On/Off) to restart the SL-5500.

The Home screen will be displayed.

Full reset

If the SL-5500 still fails to function after the software reset is done as instructed

above, you will have to do a hardware reset.

Caution

Performing the hardware reset will erase all data created and all add-on

applications installed in the SL-5500.

To perform the Full reset, refer to page 10, “Initial settings”.

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70 Appendix

Replacing the battery

Caution:

Be sure to carry out the following procedure when you replace the battery.

Otherwise all data and settings may be lost.

• Turn off the SL-5500 and set the battery replacement switch to “REPLACE

BATTERY” before replacing the battery.

• Connect the AC adapter when replacing the battery.

If you change the battery without connecting the AC adapter, replace the

battery within 5 minutes when the back-up battery is fully charged.

• Only use the “EA-BL06” rechargeable battery.

1. Slide the battery replacement switch on the rear side of the unit to the

“REPLACE BATTERY” position.

2. Open the battery compartment lid.

3. Remove the battery by gently pulling up the ribbon tab.

4. Insert a new battery.

5. Replace the battery compartment lid using the ribbon tab inside.

Caution: Be sure to replace the battery compartment lid.

6. Slide the battery replacement switch to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position.

7. Charge the battery.

About the back-up battery

The SL-5500 has a specified built-in rechargeable back-up battery which

prevents the memory contents from being erased when you replace the battery.

• The rechargeable back-up battery will be charged to its full capacity in 30

hours under normal use in the following instances:

– When the AC adapter is connected;

– When the fully charged operating battery (EA-BL06) is inserted.

• The rechargeable back-up battery will be exhausted if you leave an already

exhausted operating battery in the SL-5500 for more than a day, or when you

replace the operating battery.

• The rechargeable back-up battery (when fully charged) keeps data stored in

the SL-5500 for approximately 5 minutes when the operating battery is not

inserted.

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Conditions of use 71

Conditions of use

Your SL-5500 conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used under

normal conditions and in accordance with the following instructions.

Caring for your SL-5500

• Do not open or attempt to repair your SL-5500 yourself. The product may only be

repaired by authorized service personnel.

• Do not drop your SL-5500 or subject it to severe impacts. Bending the body can

damage the circuitry. Do not use extreme force when pressing the display or keys.

• Close the Display protection cover to protect the LCD from being scratched,

broken, or damaged when you carry it with other objects.

• Do not insert business cards, pens, etc. between the Display protection cover and

LCD. The LCD may be broken or damaged if the Display protection cover is

pressed with force.

• Do not use sharp, pointed objects or your fingernails to touch the display screen.

Before using your SL-5500, remove dirt and stain from the screen so as not to

damage the screen.

• Do not use solvents to clean your SL-5500. Use only a soft, dry cloth.

• Do not carry your SL-5500 in your back pocket as it could break when you sit

down. The display is made of glass and is particularly fragile.

Battery

• The SL-5500 consumes battery power even when turned off. Charge the battery

once every week even when it is not in use.

• If the battery charging alert is displayed on the screen, charge the battery as soon

as possible. If you continue using your SL-5500 ignoring the alert, the power will

not be turned on and all data and settings will be lost.

• Before removing the battery from the SL-5500, make sure the SL-5500 is turned

off.

• Change the battery as soon as it becomes old and weak. Using a weak battery

may result in lost data or damage from battery leaks.

• Make sure that your battery is inserted in the SL-5500 at all times, otherwise all

data and settings may be lost.

• Power supply may be blocked if there is dust on the battery terminals or the

terminals of the main unit. Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the terminals. Batteries can

cause damage, injury or burns if a conductive material touches the exposed

terminals.

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72 Conditions of use

• When the battery is removed from the SL-5500, use a cover made of a non-

conductive polythene bag for keeping and carrying the battery safely.

In the U.S.A., Canada only

“BATTERY DISPOSAL”

CONTAINS LITHIUM-ION BATTERY. MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.

CONTACT LOCAL AGENCIES FOR INFORMATION ON RECYCLING AND

DISPOSAL PLANS IN YOUR AREA.

Other

• Use your SL-5500 only with “EA-BL06” batteries, the “EA-70” AC adapter and

accessories recommended by SHARP. SHARP disclaims any liability for damage

caused by the use of other batteries, AC adapters, or accessories.

• As with any electronic storage unit, data may be lost or corrupted under various

circumstances. Back up important data regularly. We strongly recommend that

you also keep separate written copies of all important data.

• Do not leave your SL-5500 without the battery inserted in the battery

compartment or with a low battery level. If you do this, all data and settings may

be lost.

In the U.S.A.

This product utilizes tin--lead solder, and fluorescent lamp containing a small

amount of mercury. Disposal of these materials may be regulated due to

environmental considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please contact

your local authorities or the Electronics Industries Alliance: www.eiae.org

Environment

• The display quality may deteriorate if used beyond our recommended

temperature range 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F). However, this is only temporary

and does not indicate a malfunction.

• Keep your SL-5500 and accessories away from extreme heat. Do not leave it on

the dashboard of a car or near a heater. Do not leave it in any place that is

extremely damp or dusty.

• As this product is not waterproof, do not use it or store it where fluids such as

water can splash onto it. Raindrops, water spray, juice, coffee, steam,

perspiration, etc. will also cause a malfunction.

• Keep batteries or accessories that might be swallowed away from children.

• The unit gets warm when used for a long period of time. Therefore, by holding the

unit in the same position during operation, you may suffer low-temperature burns.

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Conditions of use 73

Precautions

AC adapter and AC power cord

If the following precautions are not observed, fire or electric shock may occur.

• Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter and the recommended AC power cord.

• Do not use the AC adapter for other equipment. The equipment may be

destroyed.

• Do not use voltages beyond the indicated power supply voltage range.

• When not in use, disconnect the AC power cord and the AC adapter from the wall

outlet and from the unit for safety.

• Do not perform modifications, disassembly, or repair.

• Do not connect or disconnect the AC adapter with wet hands.

• Do not use the AC power cord and the AC adapter under the following conditions

below. When one of the following abnormalities occurs, immediately disconnect

the AC power cord and the AC adapter from the wall outlet and the unit and turn

off the power.

— In case of damage.

— When there is smoke or a strange smell.

— When an abnormal sound is heard.

• The AC plug must be appropriate for the AC outlet configuration.

• This AC adapter should be used at ambient temperatures from 32°F to 104°F

(0°C to 40°C).

• Only use the AC adapter and AC power cord indoors.

• Do not keep the AC adapter and AC power cord in places that are very dusty.

• Do not place heavy objects on the AC adapter or AC power cord and do not put

them in places where they can fall from a high level.

Rechargeable battery

• Only use the “EA-BL06” rechargeable battery.

• When charging, be sure to use the SL-5500 only with the “EA-70” AC adapter.

• Do not dispose of the battery in a fire.

• Also keep the battery away from open flames.

• Never attempt to disassemble the battery pack.

• Do not short-circuit the terminals as they will become very hot and will damage

the battery.

• Do not drop or subject the battery to shock.

• After storing the battery for a long period of time, be sure to charge the battery

completely.

• Charge the battery properly, according to the details described in this guide.

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74 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

If you have a problem with your SL-5500, check the following points.

If the problem remains, contact our Support.

The SL-5500 does not turn on.

• Make sure the battery is installed properly and is fully charged.

• Make sure the Battery replacement switch is set to “NORMAL OPERATION”.

• Power supply may be blocked if there is dust on the battery terminals or the

terminals of the main unit. Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the terminals.

The keys do not function, or nothing appears on the display.

Perform the software reset with the SL-5500 turned on by setting the Battery

replacement switch to the position “REPLACE BATTERY” and then back to

“NORMAL OPERATION”.

(Refer to page 69.)

The SL-5500 turns itself off.

• You have not operated the SL-5500 for a certain period and Auto power off

function is activated.

• Check the battery indicator status on the screen.

If it is low, charge the battery immediately.

The LED indicator (charge light) on the unit flashes and the battery will

not charge.

A charging error has occurred. Make sure that the battery is inserted properly. If the

error persists, the battery or the unit may be out of order. Contact your local SHARP

dealer for repair.

The power of the SL-5500 does not turn on even when the AC adapter

is attached.

The battery is almost exhausted. Charge the battery to its full capacity and then turn

the SL-5500 on.

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Troubleshooting 75

The alert message is displayed indicating that the back-up battery is

exhausted.

The built-in rechargeable back-up battery is almost exhausted.

Connect the AC adapter to the SL-5500 for more than 30 hours or insert a fully

charged battery (EA-BL06) into the SL-5500 for more than 30 hours. The back-up

battery will be charged to its full capacity.

If the alert message still appears, contact your local SHARP dealer for repair.

Software reset can not be completed by switching the Battery

replacement switch to the “REPLACE BATTERY” position and then

back to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position.

Perform software reset with the SL-5500 turned on.

If you switch the Battery replacement switch to the “REPLACE

BATTERY” position with the unit turned on, the display screen

disappears gradually with display fluctuation.

This is not a malfunction. This unit is designed to protect the unit’s data.

The CF (or SD) card icon will not disappear from the taskbar by

tapping the icon and then tapping “Eject card” (or “Eject SD-card”).

The operation (“Eject card” or “Eject SD-card”) is not valid if any files on a memory

card are open, or if a modem card, etc. is in use.

Pressing the Home key to display the Home screen while adjusting

settings in the Date/Time, Light & Power applications, etc. invalidates

the settings.

Save the setting and close the application first by tapping

or pressing

then display the Home screen. Pressing the Home key does not save it.

Not sure what kind of device is to be used for the SL-5500.

For information regarding the devices, etc., visit our Web site. (See page 79,

“Product Support”)

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76 Specifications

Specifications

Hardware

Strong ARM (SA-1110, 206 MHz)

Platform

OS: Linux 2.4 (Embedix)

• Linux based embedded operating system (Embedix™)

Memory

ROM: 16MB FLASH for OS, Applications, Driver, etc.

RAM: 64MB SDRAM

Display

Reflective TFT LCD with front light

3.5" with 240 x 320 pixels, 65,536 colors

Input device

Touch panel and typewriter keyboard

I/O device

Serial/USB (via Docking Station) port, IR (IrDA, 115.2 kbps),

stereo headphone jack (monaural audio input)

CompactFlash card slot, SD card slot (no copyright protection feature)

Power

AC adapter: "EA-70" 5.0V (DC)

Battery: "EA-BL06" 3.7V (DC) lithium-Ion battery

Memory back-up battery: 3.0V (DC) (Built-in)

Power consumption

2.5W (with battery)

6.2W (with AC adapter)

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Specifications 77

Battery life

When you display the Day view mode screen of the Calendar application

continuously with the frontlight turned off.

• approx. 10 hours

When you play the mpeg1 file continuously with the frontlight at its brightest level

turned on.

• approx. 1 hour

Note: When the power of the SL-5500 is turned on at a temperature of under

25°C (75°F), with no peripheral device (including the expansion memory

card) connected, after the rechargeable battery (EA-BL06) is fully

charged.

Data storage time (at a temperature of under 25°C (75°F))

When the power of the SL-5500 is turned off at a temperature of under 25°C (75°F)

after the brand-new battery is fully charged.

• approx. 10 days

When the operating battery is exhausted and the power can not be turned on.

• approx. 1 day

When the operating battery is not inserted after the rechargeable back-up battery is

fully charged.

• approx. 5 minutes

Number of charging and discharging of the operating

battery life

Approx. 500 times

Note: The Battery life and storage time may vary depending on the usage.

Temperature range

For operation:

For battery charging:

0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

5°C to 35°C (37°F to 99°F)

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78 Specifications

Dimensions (when the slide cover is closed)

Excluding the display protection cover

Approx. 74 (W) x 138 (D) x 18 (H)mm

Approx. 2.9 (W) x 5.4 (D) x 0.7 (H) inches

Including the display protection cover (excluding protruding parts)

Approx. 74 (W) x 138 (D) x 21 (H)mm

Approx. 2.9 (W) x 5.4 (D) x 0.8 (H) inches

Weight

Excluding the display protection cover: Approx. 194g (6.8 oz)

Including the display protection cover: Approx. 212g (7.5 oz)

Docking Station

Connector used: USB, SHARP I/O PORT

Dimensions:

Approx. 86 (W) x 65 (H) x 107 (D) mm

Approx. 3.4 (W) x 2.6 (H) x 4.2 (D) inches

Approx. 2±0.15 m (6.56±0.49 ft.)

Cable length:

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Product Support 79

Product Support

Please register on our Web site, so that we can keep you up-to-date, as new

products and services become available. If you have read the operation manual and

require further product support you can contact us using the information below.

Prior to contacting us, please have the following information available.

• The serial number of your SL-5500 (indicated on the back of the unit).

Product Registration and Support

USA

URL:

www.sharp-usa.com

E-Mail:

zaurussupport@sharpsec.com

Other countries

URL:

www.sharp-world.com

In the USA

To Obtain Hardware Service

Phone: 1-877-794-8675

Zaurus Community Web site

URL: www.myzaurus.com

Online Shopping (Purchase additional peripherals, etc.)

URL:

www.sharpplace.com

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In Europe:

This equipment complies with the requirements of Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC as

amended by 93/68/EEC.

Dieses Gerät entspricht den Anforderungen der EG-Richtlinien 89/336/EWG und 73/23/

EWG mit Änderung 93/68/EWG.

Ce matériel répond aux exigences contenues dans les directives 89/336/CEE et 73/23/CEE

modifiées par la directive 93/68/CEE.

Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van de richtlijnen 89/336/EEG en 73/23/EEG, gewijzigd

door 93/68/EEG.

Dette udstyr overholder kravene i direktiv nr. 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC med tillæg nr. 93/

68/EEC.

Quest' apparecchio è conforme ai requisiti delle direttive 89/336/EEC e 73/23/EEC, come

emendata dalla direttiva 93/68/EEC.

Este equipamento obedece às exigências das directivas 89/336/CEE e 73/23/CEE, na sua

versão corrigida pela directiva 93/68/CEE.

Este aparato satisface las exigencias de las Directivas 89/336/CEE y 73/23/CEE,

modificadas por medio de la 93/68/CEE.

Denna utrustning uppfyller kraven enligt riktlinjerna 89/336/EEC och 73/23/EEC så som

kompletteras av 93/68/EEC.

Dette produktet oppfyller betingelsene i derektivene 89/336/EEC og 73/23/EEC i endringen

93/68/EEC.

Tämä laite täyttää direktiivien 89/336/EEC ja 73/23/EEC vaatimukset, joita on muutettu

direktiivillä 93/68/EEC.

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In the U.S.A.

CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTY

SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrants to the first consumer purchaser that this Sharp brand

product (the “Product”), when shipped in its original container, will be free from defective workmanship and

materials, and agrees that it will, at its option, either repair the defect or replace the defective Product or part

thereof with a new or remanufactured equivalent at no charge to the purchaser for parts or labor for the period(s)

set forth below.

This warranty does not apply to any appearance items of the Product nor to the additional excluded item(s) set

forth below nor to any Product the exterior of which has been damaged or defaced, which has been subjected

to improper voltage or other misuse, abnormal service or handling, or which has been altered or modified in

design or construction.

In order to enforce the rights under this limited warranty, the purchaser should follow the steps set forth below

and provide proof of purchase to the servicer.

The limited warranty described herein is in addition to whatever implied warranties may be granted to

purchasers by law. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR USE ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD(S) FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE SET FORTH

BELOW. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation

may not apply to you.

Neither the sales personnel of the seller nor any other person is authorized to make any warranties other than

those described herein, or to extend the duration of any warranties beyond the time period described herein on

behalf of Sharp.

The warranties described herein shall be the sole and exclusive warranties granted by Sharp and shall be the

sole and exclusive remedy available to the purchaser. Correction of defects, in the manner and for the period

of time described herein, shall constitute complete fulfillment of all liabilities and responsibilities of Sharp to the

purchaser with respect to the Product, and shall constitute full satisfaction of all claims, whether based on

contract, negligence, strict liability or otherwise. In no event shall Sharp be liable, or in any way responsible,

for any damages or defects in the Product which were caused by repairs or attempted repairs performed by

anyone other than an authorized servicer. Nor shall Sharp be liable or in any way responsible for any incidental

or consequential economic or property damage. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS. YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH

VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

Model Specific Section

Your Product :

Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 Personal Mobile Tool

(Be sure to have this information available if you need service for your

Product.)

Warranty Period for this Product : For the Main Unit, Docking Station and AC Adapter: One (1) year parts and

labor from date of purchase during the “Warranty Period for this Product”.

For the Rechargeable Battery: Ninety (90) days from date of purchase.

Additional Items Excluded from : Rechargeable battery supplied with this Product is warranted for

replacement only and limited to ninety (90) days from date of purchase.

Warranty Coverage :

The warranty shall not cover any conflict, fault or damage affecting the

SL-5500 and other devices caused by the installation and use of add-on

software or by the connection and use of peripheral devices not guaranteed

or recommended by SHARP. Any disk media, consumable items (such as

paper or ink) and any external hardware, software, firmware, or peripherals

other than those included with the Product are excluded from warranty

coverage.

What to do to Obtain Service :

Ship your product prepaid to a Sharp Authorized Servicer. To find address,

call Sharp Electronics Corporation toll free at 1-877-794-8675. Proof of

Purchase will be required. If you ship or mail the product, be sure it is

packaged carefully.

TO OBTAIN SUPPLY, ACCESSORY OR PRODUCT INFORMATION,

CALL 1-877-794-8675

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SHARP CORPORATION

02BTO(TINSE1273YCZZ)

Printed in Japan

Imprimé au Japon

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