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3. NOTE FOR SERVICING

1. Resetting the Organizer

A strong impact, exposure to an electrical field, or other unusual
conditions may render the unit inoperative, and pressing the keys will
have no effect. If this occurs, you will have to press the RESET switch
at the bottom of the unit using a pen or similar object to be able to
continue to use the unit.

A condition that makes the unit inoperative may erase some or all
of the data stored in memory.

Do not use anything breakable, anything with a sharp tip or any-
thing that might break to press the RESET switch.

In case that the Organizer does not work properly after reset, you can
remove the batteries and insert the batteries several seconds later.
Then press [ 

O

|

 ] to open the Organizer.

1-1. All reset opeation

If the unit still fails to function after it has been reset using the proce-
dure above, you will have to reset it using a slightly more complicated
procedure:

1. While pressing and holding [ 

O

|

 ], press and release the RESET

switch.

A message appears.

2. Release [ 

O

|

 ].

3. Press [ ESC ].

The built-in clock is reset.

Do not press [ ENTER ] in step 3. Doing so will delete all data in
the unit.

2. Battery Replacement

2-1. General guidelines

The Organizer uses the following type of battery:

Use

Type

Size/Model

Qty 

General operation

Alkaline batteries

LR6 (size "AA")

2

There are some extremely important points to remember
when installing new batteries:

Replace the two operating batteries at the same time with new batter-
ies of the same type.

Caution:

Keep batteries out of the reach of children.

Remove batteries from the unit when they become weak or when
the unit will not be used for a long period of time.Leaving weak
batteries in the unit may cause battery leakage and damage from
corrosion.

Do not dispose of batteries in fire as they may explode.

2-2. Replacing the operating batteries

The Organizer detects two low battery levels which are warning and
fail. When the battery is in warning level, an alert message appears
on the screen. In fatal level, the Organizer will turn off automatically
without indication.

If the alert message is shown, replace the batteries immediately.

1. Turn off the Organizer.
2. Set the battery replacement switch on the bottom of the Organizer

to REPLACE BATTERIES (a red dot will appear).

3. Slide off the operating batteries cover.

4. Remove the old batteries by pulling the ribbon tab.
5. Insert the two new batteries on top of the ribbon tab, taking care to

position them correctly according to the plus ( + ) and minus ( - )
terminals, as shown below.

6. Replace the cover.
7. Set the battery replacement switch to NORMAL OPERATION.
8. Turn on the Organizer and set the clock.
If nothing happens when you press [ 

O

|

 ] :

Setting the battery replacement switch to REPLACE BATTERIES
shuts off power to the unit. Check that the battery replacement
switch is set to NORMAL OPERATION.

Repeat the above battery replacement procedure step by step.

Summary of Contents for Wizard OZ-770PC

Page 1: ...ition subtraction multiplication division constant memory calculation conversion calculation Clock Crystal oscillation frequency 32 768 Hz Accuracy Average variance per day 2 0 seconds at 25 C 77 F Display information year month day day of the week hours minutes A M P M city names Time system 12 hour and 24 hour Other function Display of date and time for various cities around the world Enable dis...

Page 2: ...th of time Power key Turns on and off the unit Display Shows information and is used for navigating the various functions Application keys Starts appropriate applications Backlight key Reset button Initializes and resets the Organizer Battery replacement switch Locks the battery compartment to prevent access to the batteries Operating battery compartment Holds operating batteries 4 pin Cable Jack ...

Page 3: ...directional Maximum Operating frequency 10 MHz VDD 4 5 V 6 5 MHz VDD 2 7 V LCD drive voltage 11 to 28 V maximum drive voltage 30 V Power supply Operating voltage 2 7 to 5 5 V Operating temperature 20 to 75 C LCD drive output resistance 2 2 kΩ max 12 8 V 1 7 to 1 14 bias Display off function When DSPOF is L all LCD drive out puts O1 to O120 remain at the VSS V5 level Low power consumption Cascade c...

Page 4: ...1CP is a 131 072 word x 8 bit 5 V driven asynchronous high speed CMOS static RAM The power consumption is 5mA MHz standard in operation and the access time is a maximum of 5ns that is the use of a new circuit has turned high speed and low power consumption into reality In addition the power consumption is only 1µA in standby state and data can be backed up by the battery 2 Features Low power consu...

Page 5: ...SS GND TERMINAL VOUT OUTPUT TERMINAL 3 Memory mapping CHIP SELECT DESCRIPTION SIZE CE1 FLASH ROM PROGRAM DATA 16Mbit CE3 CE4 CE5d CE RAMd SRAM 1Mbit CE7 CE8 4 Power circuit Explanation of the power source name Normal VCC5 0V System LSI power 5 0V VBAT Battery voltage 3 0V GND reference voltage 0V Supply of the operating power LR6 alkaline battery x 2 The operating voltage main battery of 3V 1 5V x...

Page 6: ...ts to remember when installing new batteries Replace the two operating batteries at the same time with new batter ies of the same type Caution Keep batteries out of the reach of children Remove batteries from the unit when they become weak or when the unit will not be used for a long period of time Leaving weak batteries in the unit may cause battery leakage and damage from corrosion Do not dispos...

Page 7: ...s replaced 2 When the FLASH ROM is replaced 3 When the following functions are carried out from the Diag Check 1 5 FINAL check page 1 5 2 5 AGING page 2 5 3 1 FLASH ROM CLEAR page 5 5 1 Necessary devices 1 PC Windows 95 98 or Windows NT 4 0 2 Docking module 3 RE PROGRAM software for PC EO8RPRxxxx exe xxx shows the version number The software on the machine side is included in this software When th...

Page 8: ...ey Push all key 45 hex different characters and the no of keys are displayed When push a key one of corresponding characters will be disappeared and the no of key will be decrement by one Keyboard will be OK only if all characters had been disappeared after all keys had been pressed 5 Backlight check Push 4 key BackLight is on no indication on time 30sec 6 Low Battery Check Push 6 key Drop the ope...

Page 9: ...TO SHEET 4 FPCB TO SHEET 5 FROM SHEET 4 The SW open when the door is locked TO SHEET 4 TO SHEET 3 FROM SHEET 4 TO SHEET 5 2 2uF 5 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND PARTS LAYOUT 1 Main PWB Circuit 1 CPU ...

Page 10: ...2 Memory FROM SHEET 2 FROM SHEET 2 FROM SHEET 4 FROM SHEET 2 TSOP TSOP LHF08CH1 U12 is not mounted Trace only ...

Page 11: ...3 4pin EM3 MMZ2012D301B MMZ2012S102A MMZ2012S102A ...

Page 12: ...4 Key ...

Page 13: ...5 Power ...

Page 14: ... 2 Main PWB parts layout ...

Page 15: ... 3 Main PWB pattern layout ...

Page 16: ... 4 LCD PWB Circuit 1 LCD driver ...

Page 17: ...2 EL power ...

Page 18: ...3 Key ...

Page 19: ... 5 LCD PWB parts layout ...

Page 20: ... 6 LCD PWB pattern layout ...

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