Franklin SCR-30 Manuel utilisateur
■User’s Manual ■
What
The Official Scrabble
®
Players
Dictionary
Can Do
Congratulations! You now have a powerful and
portable way to improve your Scrabble®skills and
scores. With
The Official Scrabble® Players
Dictionary
, you can. . .
• check words’ definitions, spellings, and
parts of speech;
• find spellings that you don’t know;
• build words from your letter and blank tiles;
• enter patterns of letters appearing on the
board and fit your tiles to those patterns; and
• include double and triple letter scores
in your patterns.
How to Use This Manual
To learn how to use
The Official Scrabble® Players
Dictionary
, follow the examples in this manual in
order. Then keep the manual handy for reference.
1
Introduction
SCR-30
The Official
Players
Dictionary
■User’s Manual ■
What
The Official Scrabble
®
Players
Dictionary
Can Do
Congratulations! You now have a powerful and
portable way to improve your Scrabble®skills and
scores. With
The Official Scrabble® Players
Dictionary
, you can. . .
• check words’ definitions, spellings, and
parts of speech;
• find spellings that you don’t know;
• build words from your letter and blank tiles;
• enter patterns of letters appearing on the
board and fit your tiles to those patterns; and
• include double and triple letter scores
in your patterns.
How to Use This Manual
To learn how to use
The Official Scrabble® Players
Dictionary
, follow the examples in this manual in
order. Then keep the manual handy for reference.
1
Introduction
SCR-30
The Official
Players
Dictionary
ON/OFF
ENTER
The first time you use
The Official Scrabble®Players
Dictionary
, adjust the contrast and see a demo.
1. Press .
2. Press and to adjust the contrast.
You can always adjust the screen contrast at the
Ready message. If you see nothing, check the
battery.
3. Type “—d”. Then press .
You see a quick demonstration of
The Official
Scrabble®Players Dictionary’s
main features.
4. To stop the demo, press .
CLEAR
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■Follow the Arrows to See More Words
Blinking arrows at the far right of
the screen mean that there are
more words to see. Just press
the indicated arrow keys.
■ INFOrmation Please
To see instructional information, press at
the Ready message. Then press .
To return to the Ready message, press .
INFO
Your First Session Correcting Spellings
“I before E except after C?”Here’s how to check.
1. At the Ready message, type a misspelled word.
2. Press .
3. Press to move down the correction list.
4. Press twice to define a word.
To see more definitions, press repeatedly.
5. When you’re done, press .
ENTER
CLEAR
ENTER
CLEAR
ENTER
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You can even find spellings when you don’t know all
the letters in a word. Just type a question mark for
each unknown letter , or type an asterisk for any
number of letters. Try this example.
1. At the Ready message, type this:
2. Press .
3. Press to see more words.
ENTER
■ Finding Unusual Words
Simply use question marks (?) and asterisks (*) as
wild cards. For example, enter “a?”and you’ll see
two-letter words beginning with an A. Or, to see
words beginning and ending with L, enter “I*I”.
Is that really a word? Here’s how to check.
1. At the Ready message, type a word.
To erase letters, press .
2. Press .
3. Press to see its full definition.
To scroll manually, hold or .
4. When you’re done, press .
Finding Spellings Defining Words
■ Seeing Parts of Speech
To see a word’s part of speech—noun, verb,
adjective, etc.—press at its definition.
ENTER
ENTER
CLEAR
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INFO
To build words from your letter tiles, type the tiles
and then press . You’ll see a list of words
ranked by their Scrabble®scores. Here’s an example.
1. Type the tiles in your tray.
To erase letters, press .
2. Press to build your Scrabble®list.
The number shows the word’s Scrabble®score.
If no words can be built from your tiles, you’ll see
a “Sorry can’t help”message.
3. Press to see more words and scores.
4. Press to define a word.
5. When you’re done, press .
■ Building Words with Blank Tiles
To build words with blank tiles, type a question
mark for each blank tile and then press
For example. . .
1. Type “dol?sty”.
2. Press .
In this word, the blank tile became a Z.
3. Press to see more words.
You can build words with as many blank tiles
as you like. However, you can’t build words
using an asterisk.
If you type an asterisk and then press ,
The Official Scrabble®Players Dictionary
assumes that you’ve entered a pattern. (See
“Filling Patterns.”)
.
BUILD
BUILD
BUILD
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Building Words Building Words
BUILD
CLEAR
ENTER
BUILD
Using , you can type patterns of letters
appearing on the Scrabble®board and then fit your
tiles around them. Follow these examples.
Adding Letters to Words
Let’s say that your tiles are SDETIOR and part of
the board looks like this:
1. At the Ready message, type this:
2. Press .
ART
PATTERN
PATTERN
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8
BUILD
3. Type your tiles.
4. Press or to build a Scrabble®
list.
5. Press to move down the list.
6. When you’re done, press .
ENTER
CLEAR
Filling Patterns Filling Patterns
■ Using Words as Patterns
When you enter a word as a pattern,
The Official Scrabble®Players Dictionary
builds a
Scrabble®list of words containing the pattern at
the beginning, middle, or end.
For example, the pattern “art”above was used to
build “artsy,”“harts,”“quarts,”and other words.
Adding Letters to the Beginning
or Ends of Words
Let’s say that your tiles are PTHANRI and part of the
board looks like this (H is at the edge of the board):
To find words ending in AH, type an asterisk (*) in your
pattern. The asterisk stands for any number of letters.
1. At the Ready message, type this:
2. Press .
3. Type your tiles.
AH
4. Press or .
5. Press to move down the Scrabble®list.
6. When you’re done, press .
■ Using Asterisks in Patterns
You can type asterisks in the beginnings,
middles, and ends of your patterns.
When you type a pattern with no asterisks,
The Official Scrabble®Players Dictionary
treats
the pattern as if it had asterisks at its beginning
and end. For example, when you enter “art”,
the pattern works as if you entered “*art*”.
When you type a pattern with asterisks, no
other asterisks are assumed. For example, the
pattern “*ah”works as “*ah”and ah*”works as
“ah*”.
10 11
CLEAR
BUILD ENTER
Filling Patterns Filling Patterns
PATTERN
LA
IR
DELTA
4. Press or .
5. Press to move down the Scrabble®list.
6. When you’re done, press .
■Using Question Marks in Patterns
You can type as many question marks in your
patterns as you like. Each question mark stands
for any single letter.
When you type a question mark in a pattern, no
other question marks or asterisks are assumed.
So, in the above example, you typed question
marks at the beginning and end of the pattern to
indicate that “l??a”could occur anywhere in a
word. If you wanted to build a list of words
beginning or ending with “l??a”, you would omit
one of the asterisks.
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Placing Letters Between Words
Your tiles are ERTAIST and the board looks like this:
To make words with the L in LID and the A in ART, type
question marks as well as asterisks in your pattern.
Each question mark stands any single letter. Each
asterisk stands for any number of letters. Here’s how.
1. At the Ready message, type this:
2. Press .
3. Type your tiles.
CLEAR
BUILD ENTER
Filling Patterns Filling Patterns
PATTERN
Using Double and Triple Letter Scores
Let’s say your tiles are EASTRIX and part of the
board looks like this:
To take advantage of the double letter scores, type
twos at the appropriate squares. Each two doubles
the score for that square.
1. At the Ready message, type this:
To type a two, press and then press .
2. Press .
3. Type your tiles.
A
DOUBE
LETTER
SCORE
DOUBE
LETTER
SCORE
T
4. Press or .
5. Press to move down the list.
6. When you’re done, press .
■ To Type Triple Letter Scores
Simply press and then press twice.
You’ll see a three in your pattern, like this:
Then type your tiles and press .
■Using Twos and Threes in Patterns
When you type twos and threes, no question
marks or asterisks are assumed in your
patterns. You must type them if you want them.
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BUILD ENTER
CLEAR
?
BUILD
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Filling Patterns Filling Patterns
PATTERN
?
Replacing the Battery
The Official Scrabble
®
Players Dictionary
runs on one
CR2032, 3-volt lithium battery.
To replace it, with your fingernails open the battery holder
on the back of the unit. Remove the old battery and install
a new one. The new battery’s plus (+) sign should face you
and align with the plus sign on the battery holder. Then
insert the battery holder and battery into the unit.
Cleaning and Storing
To clean
The Official Scrabble
®
Players Dictionary
, spray a
mild glass cleaner onto a cloth and wipe its surface. Don’t
spray liquids directly onto the unit.
When not in use, keep your unit in its carrying pouch.
Don’t store
The Official Scrabble
®
Players Dictionary
in
extreme heat, cold, humidity or other adverse conditions.
Customer Service
If you have a problem with your unit, refer to the limited
warranty information in this manual. If you purchased
The
Official Scrabble
®
Players Dictionary
outside the United
States, contact the place of purchase to obtain warranty or
repair information.
Model SCR-30
•more than 100,000 words, with scores, specially chosen for
Scrabble®Brand word games
•more than 42,000 definitions
•Spellblaster II™spelling correction with MatchMaker™characters
•double and triple letter score characters
•context-sensitive information messages
•self-demonstration
•screen contrast adjustment
•ROM size: 4 megabits
•RAM size: 2 kilobytes
•Battery: 1 lithium CR2032
•Dimensions: 10.6 x 6.2 x 0.6 cm (4-1/8”x 2-3/8”x 1/4”)
•Weight: 1.8 oz.
Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents
© 1992 Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. This
manual is copyrighted 1992 by Franklin.
© 1992 Merriam-Webster, Inc. All rights reserved.
© 1990 by Milton Bradley Company, a division of Hasbro, Inc.
Spellblaster II and MatchMaker are trademarks of Franklin.
“A Merriam-Webster,”“Knowledgebase,”and WREATH and
MONOGRAM”are trademarks of Merriam-Webster, Incorporated, and
are used herein pursuant to license.
Scrabble®is a registered trademark of Hasbro, Inc., manufacturer of
Scrabble®Brand word games.
U.S. Patents 4,490, 811; 4,830,618; 5,113,340
European Patent 0 136 379 PAT. PENDING
ISBN 1-56712-002-4
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