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Goes to the Learn menu. With an 

active or highlighted word, adds the 

word to 

My Word List

.

 

Shifts to type capital letters or 

punctuation.

 

At the word entry screen, types a ? to 

stand for a single letter in a word. In 

text, displays Confusables® (provided 

by Franklin), when available. In 

games, reveals the word and ends 

the round.

 

Goes to the Settings and About 

menus, where you can access the 

device settings, a tutorial and a 

demo.

 

Goes to the word entry screen. 

Clears the calculator. Returns to the 

top of the Databank or Conversions 

menus.

 

Displays a help message.

  In an entry screen, types a space.

 

Types a period. In the calculator or 

converter, types a decimal point.

Combination Keys*

 +  At a menu, goes to the first or last 

item. In text, goes to the start or end 

of the entry.

 +  At a word search screen, types an 

asterisk (

]

) to stand for a series of 

letters in a word. In games, gives a 

hint.

 +  Types an apostrophe ( ‘ ).

Direction Keys

  Moves in the indicated direction. At 

a conversions screen or databank 

entry screen, press   or   to move 

between the lines. At the Settings 

menu, press   or   to move between 

the Settings and About menus.

 

In text, goes to the previous 

dictionary entry.

 

In text, goes to the next dictionary 

entry.

  In menus and entries, pages down.

Getting Started

The NYT-540MW uses one CR-2016 3 volt 

lithium battery. Before you can begin using 

your device, you must install the battery. 

Once your device is turned on, you are given 

the opportunity to immediately set the time 

and date so that you can go directly to today’s 

“On This Day” information from 

The New York 

Times

®.

1.  Install the battery.

Please see “Installing or Replacing the 

Battery” for more information.
After installing the battery for the first 

time, the device turns on and the clock is 

displayed and you have the opportunity to 

set the time and date.

2.  Press S to enter setting mode.

3.  Set the time and date.

Please see “Using the Clock” for 

information on how to set the time and 

date.

4.  Press BACK.

5.  Press CLOCK two times to see today’s 

“On This Day” information.

Installing or

Replacing the Battery

The battery should be changed when your 

screen begins to dim. Please have 1 new CR-

2016 3 volt lithium battery at hand before you 

follow the steps below.

Warning!

 If the battery wears out completely, 

or if you take more than a few seconds while 

changing the battery, any user entered 

information may be erased. You should 

always keep written copies of your important 

information.

1.  While looking at the front of your 

device, gently slide the battery 

compartment out from the side of the 

device.

The battery compartment is located on the 

right side of your device, below the screen.
There is a notch in the bottom of the 

battery compartment to help you slide it 

out.

CR2016

3V

2.  Remove the old battery, if necessary.

Note

: Use your finger to push up on the 

bottom of the battery, if necessary, to 

remove it.

3.  Install the new CR-2016 3 volt lithium 

battery with the positive (+) side facing 

up.

Important

: Be sure that the battery is 

installed correctly. Wrong polarity may 

damage the device.

4.  Push the battery compartment back 

until it is flush with the side of the 

device.

Resetting Your Device

If the keyboard fails to respond or if the 

screen performs erratically, perform a system 

reset by following the steps below.

1.  Use a paper clip to gently press the reset 

button on your device.

The reset button is in a pin-sized hole on 

the back of the device.

The message “Erase All Data? Y/N” is 

displayed.

Note

: This message refers to user-entered 

information, not the text of the dictionary. 

User-entered information includes 

My 

Word List

, the databank and any settings 

you may have changed.

2.  Press N to save your information.

Press 

Y

 to erase your information.

Warning!

 Pressing the reset button with more 

than light pressure may permanently disable 

your device. In addition, resetting the device 

may erase settings and information you may 

have entered.

For Your Information

Follow the Arrows

 

The flashing arrows on the right side of the 

screen show in which direction you can 

move around menus or view more text.

Help is Always at Hand

 

You can view a help message at any screen 

by pressing 

HELP

. Use   or 

SPACE

 to read 

the message. To exit help, press 

BACK

 or 

CLEAR

.

Using the Clock

The clock lets you set a home time and view 

local times in 45 cities around the world. You 

must set the home time before viewing world 

times, as world times are based on the home 

time.

Setting the Home Clock

1.  Press CLOCK.

You see “Home City” on the screen.

2.  Press S to enter Setting mode.

3. 

Set Time Format

 is highlighted. Press 

ENTER to select it.

Press   or   to view the 12- and 24-hour 

day/month/year formats. Press 

ENTER

 to 

save your selection.

4.  Press   to highlight 

Set DST

 and then 

press ENTER.

Press   or   to toggle between 

DST O

and 

DST Off

. This sets whether or not your 

home time is currently in Daylight Saving 

Time. Press 

ENTER

 to save your selection.

5.  Press   to highlight 

Set Time

 and then 

press ENTER.

Press   or   until the current hour is 

displayed. Press   to move to minutes, 

then press   or   until the current minute 

is displayed. Press 

ENTER

 to save the time.

6.  Press   to highlight 

Set Date

 and then 

press ENTER.

Press   or   to move to the next or 

previous field. Use   or   until the 

current day/month/year is displayed. Press 

ENTER

 to save the date.

*Hold the first key while pressing the second.

 or 

Summary of Contents for NYT-540MW

Page 1: ...from the device before being charged Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision Do not mix old and new batteries Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used The supply terminals are not to be short circuited Do not expose batteries to direct heat or try to take batteries apart Follow the battery manufacturer s instructions for battery use ...

Page 2: ...y compartment is located on the right side of your device below the screen There is a notch in the bottom of the battery compartment to help you slide it out CR2016 3V 2 Remove the old battery if necessary Note Use your finger to push up on the bottom of the battery if necessary to remove it 3 Install the new CR 2016 3 volt lithium battery with the positive side facing up Important Be sure that th...

Page 3: ...rk Times Learning Network web site In On This Day you can read about notable events for any date throughout the year including historic birthdays and obituaries You can access On This Day information a few different ways You can automatically display today s information each time you turn on your device view today s information via the clock or search for any day s information via the Learn menu D...

Page 4: ...are not in this dictionary My Word List may contain as few as 10 words Viewing My Word List 1 Press LEARN 2 My Word List is highlighted Press ENTER to select it 3 Press or to highlight View List word s if necessary and then press ENTER View List Empty will be displayed if the list is empty 4 Press or to highlight a word on the list 5 Press ENTER or DICTIONARY to view its dictionary entry Press to ...

Page 5: ...ou want to make changes Press or to move between the lines 6 Press ENTER from the number field to save your changes Deleting Entries 1 Press DATABANK 2 Press or to highlight Delete Entry and then press ENTER 3 Press or to highlight the entry you want to delete The list is arranged alphabetically by name Press SPACE to scroll down one screen at a time Hold CAP and press or to go to the bottom or to...

Page 6: ... OR THOSE ARISING BY LAW STATUTE USAGE OF TRADE OR COURSE OF DEALING THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY TO PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY OR FOR FRANKLIN AND SPECIFICALLY DOES NOT INCLUDE BATTERIES CORROSION OF BATTERY CONTACTS OR ANY OTHER DAMAGE CAUSED BY BATTERIES FRANKLIN SHALL NOT HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO THE PURCHASER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ...

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