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Conserving the battery
• Turn off the backlight under good lighting conditions.
b
For details on the backlight, refer to “POWER/HOLD switch” on page 101.
• Change the automatic power-off time setting so that your CLIÉ handheld
will automatically turn off after a short period of inactivity.
b
For details, refer to “Customizing your CLIÉ™ handheld (Preferences): Setting the
automatic power-off time” in the supplied “Handbook”.
Using peripheral devices
If a low battery warning is displayed while using peripheral devices, change
your CLIÉ handheld immediately. If you continuously use it, it automatically
turns off and cannot operate until you charge it.
When the battery power gets low
• When the battery power gets low, a warning message is displayed on the
screen, “Memory Stick” media becomes inaccessible, and the backlight
adjustment no longer operates. If you continuously use it, it automatically
turns off and cannot operate until you charge it.
However, data or applications of your CLIÉ handheld will be automatically
saved before the battery power is completely gone.
In such case, you can restore the data or applications after charging, by
tapping [Yes] in the
Backup data
screen when your CLIÉ handheld turns
on again.
• If your CLIÉ handheld does not turn on when you slide down the POWER/
HOLD switch, charge your CLIÉ handheld immediately.
• The remaining battery indicator may not always reflect the actual battery
power remaining. To prevent loss of battery power, charge your CLIÉ
handheld frequently.
• You do not have to replace batteries. When battery power gets low, connect
your CLIÉ handheld to charger cradle and start charging immediately. Never
disassemble your CLIÉ handheld to take out the battery.
Other information
Your CLIÉ handheld may get warm if turned on for long periods of time. This
is not a malfunction.
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