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CASIO Japanese Language Learning Tool Operation Guide EN 8 Press . ⑫ (Enter) Key Panel Touch and Text Input Tips Handwriting Input Assigning Often-used Dictionaries to 【Pattern 2】: Entering all of the terms • Alternatively, you also Applies input characters or the item selected on the you want to find screen. When performing a display Display Use the stylus to write the character on the screen. the HOME Screen RJA537168-001V01 MO1706-B Printed in China could touch【保存】 • Enter the entire term you want to find and then press © 2017 CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. screen touch operation, be (Save) on the time ⑬ Arrow Keys • Touch the Quick Palette【 Hand】 (Handwriting) icon to You can assign up to six often-used dictionaries to These keys move the selection highlighting or cursor sure to support the back of display character input cells. setting screen. the HOME screen for quick and easy recall whenever Example: To find the phrases that use the words“ go” • This displays the up, down, left, or right. the display with your hand. • Write a character into a cell and then touch【 Recog.】 you need them. and“ to” ( ウィズダム英和辞典 (English-Japanese CASIO Japanese HOME screen. ⑭ (Setup/Delete) Key (Recognize). • Strong pressure is not Dictionary)) • To avoid misplacing the stylus, always be sure to • Deletes the character to the right of the current required when performing Character Input Mode ■ To assign a dictionary to the HOME screen Language Learning Tool return it to its storage slot in the side of the cursor location. display screen touch Use and to highlight PHRASE (Phrase The indicators described Indicator Press to display the HOME screen. 1 Japanese Learning Tool whenever you are not • Press after to display a screen for changing operations. 1 Search). below appear on the Operation Guide ( ) using it. the setup of the Japanese Learning Tool. 2 Touch . • Highlight EXAMPLE (Example Search) to search for • You can assign dictionaries you want to the HOME • Avoid applying excessive pressure during touch scre en to show the current ⑮ Card Slot (Side) Touch and hold the dictionary you want to an example. Before using this product, be sure to read and screen so they are available for selection. For more Use this slot to view photo data. operations and input. Strong pressure can cause input mode. 3 observe the separate“ Operating Precautions”. information, see“ Assigning Often-used cracking or breaking of LCD panel. assign for about one second. 2 Enter the term. ⑯ Letter Keys Dictionaries are displayed on the screen in the Be sure to keep all user documentation handy for Dictionaries to the HOME Screen” (in the column • For stylus input, be sure to use only the stylus that Supported Supported • • When inputting multiple words, separate them with Use these keys to input characters. comes with your Japanese Learning Tool. order they were assigned, from left to right. To future reference. to the right). Indicator Input Indicator Input a space. Enter a space using the (Space) key. ⑰ (HOME) Key • When using your finger for input, do not tap with your Characters Characters change the arrangement of dictionaries, delete the This Operation Guide provides you with general Displays the HOME screen. fingern ail. ones currently registered and register them again. 3 Press . information you need to start using your Japanese Turning Power On and Off Hiragana Simplified • This displays a list of ⑱ 【戻る】 (Back) Katakana Chinese ■ To select a dictionary all phrases that Language Learning Tool. Power turns on and off Dictionary/ Performs the same functions as the ⑪ (Back) Keyboard Input mode keys Alphabetic contain the terms. • The screen shots and product illustrations shown in automatically whenever you key. Kanji While the HOME screen is displayed, touch open or close the Japanese • To input numbers, touch the on-screen number keys. 1 this manual may be different from those of the actual ⑲ 【決定】 (Enter) the dictionary you assigned to the HOME product. Also note that some keys and screen Learn ing Tool panels • For information about Thai input (search), see Performs the same functions as the ⑫ (Enter) “Specifying the First Letter of a Thai Term” under screen. indicators are shown in simplified form. • You also can use the (Power) key. 【Recog.】 (Recognize) “【Pattern 3】 : Searching step-by-step through a series ■ To remove a dictionary Use and to move the highlighting to a following key operation to ⑳ 【ノート】 (Note) of titles” (in the column to the right). 4 Example: → 、 phrase, and then press . turn power on or off. Touch to use the ノート (Note) function. ( page 2). 【Rewrite】 1 While the HOME screen is displayed, touch Inputting Japanese Characters and hold the dictionary you want to remove • This displays the detailed information screen. Press the key to turn on power. 【さらに検索】 (Search Again) → Quick Palette【 】 button 1 【Delete】 for about one second. • Power also turns on when you press a dictionary/ Touch this button when performing split screen 【Pattern 3】: Searching step-by-step mode key. hsearc *1, refine/specific word order search *2, or • The number of cells that appear on the screen depends Use and to select a dictionary removal through a series of titles spelling/original form search. 3 on the type of characters that can be input. 2 Loading Batteries for the First Time Press again to turn off power. * option, and then press . With some dictionaries, you need to perform 2 【 音声】 (Audio) Load the two AA-size batteries that come with the Correcting Character Input • To remove only the selected dictionary, select successive select and execute (by pressing ) Performs the same functions as the ⑩ (Audio/ “Delete the selected content (1)”. Japanese Learning Tool before trying to use it. General Guide operations until you arrive at the information you Guide) key. • The example here uses the screen (character input • To remove all dictionaries you assigned, select need. • Use alphabetic characters to input Japanese. “Delete all contents”. 1 Remove the battery Display 【ジャンプ】 (Jump) cells) that are displayed after【 Hand】 (Handwriting) is Example: To look up the counter for rabbits ( 例解学習 To input this: Ty pe this: cover. You can touch the screen to select an on-screen Performs the same functions as the ⑨ (Jump) touched. 国語辞典 ) (Japanese Dictionary) • While pressing down on item, swipe it to scroll to another screen, or input key. いんかん Launching a Search from the HOME the two locations characters by handwriting them on the screen. Example: If you write 喜怒哀楽 but it is mistakenly 【トレーニングジム】 (Japanese Training Gym) さんぽ or After the initial 例解学習国語 shown in the illustration, re cognized as 喜怒衰楽 Screen Quick Palette icons Quick Palette buttons Touch to display the initial screen of the Japanese きょう 辞典 ( 第十版 ) (Japanese slide the battery cover in You can quickly perform You can quickly perform Training Gym. 4 You can input Japanese, alpha characters, or Chinese * らっこ or Dictionary) screen appears, the direction indicated by various operations by various operations by 【 】 (HOME) to perform a Multi-Dictionary Search from the HOME the arrows. perform the following touching icons with the touching buttons with the Performs the same functions as the ⑰ (HOME) えーる Scre en. pro cedure to display the stylus. The Quick Palette stylus. Load two batteries. key. Input field 2 icons along the left side of Press . explanation screen: • Load each battery with Inputting Alphabetic Characters 1 the display depend on the 1 While a definition or explanation screen is Touch the character • This displays the 「APPENDIX」 → 物 ( もの ) the minus (–) pole facing * 1 function being used. displayed, you can display a definition or ( 衰 ) in the input field. HOME screen. を数 ( かぞ ) えることば as shown in the nearby explanation screen from another dictionary in the • This displays up to (Counters of things) → 生 illustration. Touch the search lower half of the display. 10 possible 2 ( い ) き物 ( もの )・体 ( からだ ) • With the battery on top of method you want to 2 On a PHRASE (Phrase Search) or EXAMPLE candidates for the (Counters of living things) the ribbon, press down * use: JAPANESE, ㉕ (Example Search) list screen, you can add terms character. → ウサギ (Rabbits) on the plus (+) end of the ALPHABET, Search Handwriting/ ㉔ and specify the word order to refine a search. battery. ㉓ EXAMPLE, PHRASE, method Keyboard ■ Specifying the First Letter of a Thai Term 3 Inputting characters for HEADWORD (Headword To input this: Ty pe this: • Make sure the (+) and (–) ㉒ * 2 If you find the correct CHINESE. After displaying the Thai Soft Keyboard, you can input Search) with a dictionary that has FUZZY SEARCH internet ends are facing correctly ㉑ character among the • This causes the cursor ( l ) to appear in the search characters to recall terms that begin with them. and that the spring is ⑳ (Spell Check) and then touching【さらに検索】 ? candidates, touch it. term input box. As long as nothing is contained in Example: To look up the meaning of “ 愛情 ” (affection) pressed straight down. ⑲ (Searc h Again) will display a term whose spellings • If you do not find the the search term input box, you can touch and (Portable JP-TH-EN) ⑱ re semble your input or a term that is thought to be * correct character, select a different search method, if you want. Replace the battery cover. Use and to 3 the spelling original form of your input. • Input of a question mark (?) and asterisk ( ) is not touch【 Rewrite】 , Touching or (Handwriting) displays the 1 * • select“ THAI”, and Remove the stylus Stylus ⑲ 4 Content to help improve your Japanese ability. supported for a HOME screen search. rewrite the character handwriting input cells. For information about 4 ① * • When entering a noun that is normally accompanied by then press . from the side of the ⑱ Yo u can select a learning plan, which is a and then touch handwriting input, see“ Handwriting Input” (in the an article, enter the noun only without the article.
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