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In the U.S.A. Declaration of Co nformity Personal Mobile Tool: SL-5500 This device complies with Part 15 of th e FCC Rules. Operation is subject to th e following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired opera tion. [...]

Introduction 1 Introduction Congratulations on purchasing the SL-5500 Personal Mobile T ool. Read this SL-5500 Start-up Guide first. Then, refer to the SL-5500 Op eration Manual for more details. NOTICE: • SHARP strongly recommends that you keep separate permanent written records of all important data . Data may be lost or altered in virt ually a[...]

2 Introduction • CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation. • SD logo is a trademark. • Java and PersonalJava are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. • LINEO and Embedix are trademarks of Lineo, Inc. • Linux is a registered trademark owned by Linus Torvalds. • Trolltech™, Qt™, Qtopia™ and the Trolltech logo are registere[...]

3 Contents Introduction ................................................................. 1 Quick Start ................................................................... 4 Step 1: Check the contents ............................................. 4 Step 2: Inserting and charging the battery ....................... 6 Step 3: Pulling out the stylus .[...]

4 Quick Start Quick Start Step 1 : Check the contents SL-5500 Person al Mobile Tool with Display protection cover Stylus (attached in the SL-5500) CF Slot Protection Card (attache d in the SL-5500) Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery (EA-BL06) AC Adapter (EA-70) and AC Power Cord Docking Station (CE-ST7) 00 Cover.book Page 4 Saturday, January 19 , 200[...]

Quick Start 5 Note: The AC power cord plug may differ in some countries. Operation Manual Start-up Guide (this book) CD-ROM (PC link software and its Operation Manual, USB drivers, etc.) Support sticker for card ejection (2 sheets) 00 Cover.book Page 5 Saturday, January 19 , 2002 11:33 AM[...]

6 Quick Start Step 2 : Inserting and charging the battery To insert the battery Note: Only use the “EA-BL06” rechargeable battery (supplied). Caution: Be sure to replace the battery compartment lid after inserting the battery. If the cover is not on securely, the battery may become loose and you may lose the da ta stored in the unit. 1. Slide t[...]

Quick Start 7 5. Slide the battery replacement switch to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position. When you use the battery for the first time, charge the battery. To charge the battery using the AC adapter Note: Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter (supplied). 3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet. The LED indicator on the unit (charge light) will[...]

8 Quick Start • If a charging error occurs, the LED indicator will flash. Make sure that the AC power cord and the AC adapter are conn ected correctly, remove and reinsert the battery, then perfo rm steps 1 to 3 above again. If the error persists, there is something wrong with the battery, SL-5500, etc. Contact your local SHARP dealer for repair.[...]

Quick Start 9 Step 4 : Display protection cover To open the Display prote ction cover When carrying the SL-5500, be sure to clo se the cover to protect the LCD display. If not closed, the display may be damaged or broken. Open or close the Display protection cover by picking up or holding down the hook of the cover gently . The Display protection c[...]

10 Quick Start Step 5 : Initial settings Carry out the initial setup of the SL-5500 after completing the battery charg e. Performing a FULL RESET You have to initialize the hardware prior to using the SL-5500. Caution: When you push the FULL RESET button, the hardware will be re set. All data created and all add-on applications installed in th e SL[...]

Quick Start 11 4. Replace the battery compartment lid. Note: Be sure to replace the battery compartment lid before you use the SL- 5500. 5. Slide the battery replacement switch to the “NORMAL OPERATION” position. Turning the unit on 1. Press (On/Off) to turn the power on. The Welcome screen appears. Then, follow the next procedures to comp lete[...]

12 Quick Start Setting the date and time For the time-critical functions to work properly, the built-in clock must be set to the current date and time. Note: For detailed informati on on how to enter characters, see page 32, “Entering characters.” 1. Tap the Time Zone drop-dow n list button. The default city names of six candidates will be disp[...]

Quick Start 13 • Tap or to select the first month (January) or last month (December) in one go. 7. Tap the Weeks start on drop-down list button and then tap the starting day of the week of the calendar: Sunday or Monday. 8. Tap the Date format drop-down list button an d then tap the desired format. The selected format applies to the Date column d[...]

14 Quick Start Note: On this screen you cannot select or enter the category name. Follow the n ext procedure. Setting your passcode By setting your own passcode in the SL-5500, you can protect your unit from unauthorized use. Once you set the passcode and enable the setting, enter it every time you turn the unit on. To skip setting the passcode now[...]

About your SL-5500 15 About your SL-5500 Useful functions and services of the SL-5500 Your SL-5500 has the following features: • A large colorful LCD screen • A full QWERTY keyboard and software keyboards (capable of ha ndwriting recognition) • The ability to create and read Internet e-mail me ssage (POP3/SMTP/IMAP4) The e-mail message can in[...]

16 About your SL-5500 Applications Address Book Allows you to check the list of existing names and contact details. Calendar Allows you to store events and set alarms. T odo List Allows you to show a list of T odo items and reminds you of what and when to be done. T ext Editor Allows you to open with a list of text files, create a new text file and[...]

About your SL-5500 17 Note: For details on how to use the Hancom Presenter, Hanco mSheet, and HancomWord, see the online documentati on on the CD-ROM supplied. Settings HancomSheet Allows you to open and edit the Microsoft Excel data. HancomWord Allows you to open and edit the Microsoft Word data. Add/Remove Software Allows you to install or uninst[...]

18 About your SL-5500 Games Recalibrate Allows you to calibrate the touch-panel screen . Security Allows you to set your own pass code to protect your unit from unauthorized use. Shutdown Allows you to restart Linux system, Qtopia system, etc. Asteroids Destroy asteroids while avoiding collision. Go Conquer more of the board than your opponent whil[...]

About your SL-5500 19 Part names and functions Front 1.Display 2.Address Book key 3.HOME key 4.Menu Popup key (Front light key) 5.EMail key 6.OK key 7.Cursor key 1 1.LED indicator 10.Calendar key 9.Cancel key (On/Off key) 8.SELECT key 15.Slide cover 14.SHARP I/O PORT 13.AC adapter jack 12.Display protection cover 16.Keyboard 00 Cover.book Page 19 S[...]

20 About your SL-5500 Back Rear 17.Eyelets for the handstrap 18.Battery compartment lid 20.FULL RESET button 19.Battery replacement switch 03 About SL5500.fm Page 20 Tuesday, January 22, 2002 5:11 PM Reserve nut f or a future and undecided optional attachment. It is not a missing screw . 21.Stylus 22.CF card slot 23.CF Slot Protection card 24.Stere[...]

About your SL-5500 21 1. Display: Displays applications, menus, and data store d in the SL-5500 . 2. Address Book key: Opens the Address Book application. 3. HOME key Opens the Home scree n. 4. Menu Popup key: Opens and then clo ses the pop-up menu. ( Front light key): Turns the front light on and off when pressed and held for several second s. 5. [...]

22 About your SL-5500 20. FULL RESET button: Performs the hardware reset. All data created and all add-on app lications installed in the SL- 5500 will be erased. 21. Stylus: Used to tap the buttons etc. on the screen. 22. CF card slot (for the CompactFlash card Type I/Type II): Insert an optional CompactFla sh memory card and modem card here. 23. C[...]

About your SL-5500 23 Opening or closing the keyboard Connecting the SL-5500 to your PC To synchronize data with a PC, connect the SL-5500 to yo ur PC using the Docking Station. Refer to th e PC operation manual for more information regarding connection. 1. Connect the USB connector of the Docking Statio n to the USB port of the PC. Note: • Th e [...]

24 About your SL-5500 Charging using the Docking Station 1. Connect the AC power cord to the AC adapter. 2. Plug the AC adapter connector into the Docking Station. 3. Plug the AC power cord into an AC outlet. 4. Open the SHARP I/O PORT co ver of the SL-5500 and then place the SL-5500 in the Docking Station by sliding it in. The LED indicator on the[...]

About your SL-5500 25 5. When the charging has been complete d, the LED indicator will turn off. Then lift the SL-5500 from the Docking Stati on and close the SHARP I/O PORT cover by pressing on the right side of the cover. 6. Unplug the AC po wer cord from the AC o utlet and unplug the AC adapter connector from the Docking Station. Note: • Th e [...]

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Basic Operations 27 Basic Operations Turning on and off Turning the unit on Press (On/Off) to turn the power on. Note: When the battery level is l ow, the power will not turn on even when you attach the AC adapter. Turning the unit off Press and hold (On/Off) for several seconds to turn the power off. Turning the front light on and off When it is d[...]

28 Basic Operations Operating methods The SL-5500 can be operated by either pressing keys on the keyboard or tappin g an item (buttons, etc.) on the screen using the stylus. This operation manual mainly describes the stylus ope ration. Button or key operations are included, if they make it easier to carry out the relative fun ction. Using the stylu[...]

Basic Operations 29 Home screen Press (HOME key) to display the Home screen. The Home screen consists of the following five folders. Press or tap one of the Navigation tabs to switch folders, and then tap the desired icon to start it. Applications tab: consisting of built-in applications. Games tab: consisting of built-in games. Jeode tab: consisti[...]

30 Basic Operations Navigation tabs Tap Applications, Games, Jeode, Settings or Documents, to show what’s available. Using the Taskbar Left of the Taskbar QT Menu icon: This is an anoth er way of accessing applications in the list view. Input Methods icon: It displays the input method modes when you tap o n the icon. (See p age 34.) Input Methods[...]

Basic Operations 31 Using Applications Tap Applications, Games, Jeode, Settings or D ocuments to show what’s available. Then tap the application or d ocument icon you want to use. The icons of each folder are displayed in alphabetica l order of the icon names. Use the scroll bar in the right edge of the screen to move through a list of icons, so [...]

32 Basic Operations Entering characters The SL-5500 provides two ways of entering characte rs: using the hardware keyboard and software keyboard. Using these tools, you can type in letters, numbers and special characters. The hardware keyboard 1. Keys: Enters lowercase letters on respective keys. 2. : When pressed, shifts the mode to enter uppercas[...]

Basic Operations 33 Typing in text Typing text is simple and straightforward. Press a key to enter the corresponding letter. For example (when Caps lock is not active): To enter a lowercase letter “h”, press . To enter an uppercase letter “H”, press while holding down . Note: While Caps lock is active, functions in reverse. To enter a symbo[...]

34 Basic Operations Software keyboard By default, “ ” appears at the bottom left of the screen. Tap the Input Methods menu icon ( ) to pop up a list of input methods: Handwriting, Keyboard, Pickboard and Unicode. Tap th e input method you prefer. The icon will ch ange to reflect your choice. • Handwriting ( ): En ters characters using your ha[...]

Basic Operations 35 Handwriting Pop up the input area in handwriting mode. Write a letter with the stylus. There are three input areas: Upp ercase letter input area, Lowercase letter input area, Symbol input area. As you write letters, a list of words appears on the Candidates area (top of the input area). Tap it to enter it. Handwriting G estures [...]

36 Basic Operations Handwriting Re cognition Tap the Help button of the Handwriting inp ut method to view the tips or to use the trainer. The Tips folder screen shows you hints of how to use handwriting effecti vely. Switching character types Tap the character type drop-down list button of the Train er folder to switch types. There are three types:[...]

Basic Operations 37 Practicing your handwriting While the selected character is demo nstrated in the Sample area , practice your handwriti ng on the right Inpu t area. You can confirm your result in the area above the inpu t area showing the matched rate (%) of the character you wrote and the match ed rate of similar characters to the character you[...]

38 Basic Operations Input areas displayed You can customize the input area shown in handw riting mode. (See below.) If you want to have both uppercase input area and lowercase input area, select “Upper and lower case areas” by tapping the radi o button. If you want to have only lowercase input area, select “Lower case (toggle Upper case)” b[...]

Basic Operations 39 4. Tap the “Add” button to add your writing. 5. Tap to save your writing. If you want to delete the way of writing recognized by the unit, tap “Remove” b utton. To revert to the default setting, tap the “Default” button. Registering new characters This setting allows you to add new characters to the character list. N[...]

40 Basic Operations Keyboard Pop up the input area in keyboard mode. The keyboard works just like a full-size keyboard, except that you tap the keys instead of typing them. Entering char acters As you tap, the character you tapped and candidates including it appear above the keyboard. Tap the desired on e to insert. If you tap Shift, it will remain[...]

Basic Operations 41 Pickboard Top Row This row has the 1 23 letter group for entering digits, the symbols letter group a nd some command words. Tap Space to e nter a space, tap Back to backspace delete, and tap Enter to move to a new line . CAPS LOCK is controlled by tapping Shift. The KEY group leads to a set of keyboard navigation keys, e.g. PgUp[...]

42 Basic Operations This will pop up the Add dialog whi ch presents lists of letters. To switch between upper and lower case letter, tap a letter button again. The key- top indication switches between upp er and lower case. Tap the letter buttons to compose your word, then tap the “OK” button to ad d your word to the dictionary. Unicode Use Uni[...]

Basic Operations 43 Creating and modifying an entry (For Address Book, Calendar, and Todo List applica tions) This section shows the screen examples of the Todo List appl ication. Creating a new entry 1. Tap the New icon ( ). The new entry screen for the selected application will be displa yed. 2. Enter the necessary information by tapping the drop[...]

44 Basic Operations Modifying an entry 1. On the Index screen, select an entry you want to modify. 2. Tap the Edit icon ( ). The Edit screen will be displayed. 3. Modify, as you want. 4. When you have finished modification, tap or press to save the modification. Assigning a new category (categories) to an entry You can classify the entries of the A[...]

Basic Operations 45 3. Tap the “Add” button. The Add screen appears for entering a new category name. 4. Enter the new category name and then tap “OK”. The new category name created will be displayed in the Categ ories column. • If you want to use the category name not onl y for the application that created the entry but for all category [...]

46 Basic Operations Note: • Regardless of whether there i s a global category name or not, you cannot create the same category name with that of the category you have alread y created in the SL-5500. • The default category names (Business, Personal) can not be renamed and deleted. 5. Tap the checkbox of the category you wan t to assign to the e[...]

Basic Operations 47 Using the Index screen . Adjusting the column width You can change the column width on the Index screen of each app lication. 1. On the Index screen, drag the column bounda ry between each label button. Changing the entry order in the list You can change the listing order on the Index scre en of each application. 1. On the Index[...]

48 Basic Operations Using the Menu bar The Index and/or Edit screen of some appl ications has menus and/or sh ortcut icons of applications. Some menu commands are also displayed on the Menu bar in the icon format, which helps yo u access them by using a stylus . This section shows the screen examples of the Address Book application. Selecting a men[...]

Basic Operations 49 2. Press the left or right cursor key ( or ) to move the focus o n the next menu name, if available. The menu command(s) available pop up imme diately. Press the up or down cursor key ( or ) to move the focus on the menu command. 3. Repeat pressing th e left or right cursor key ( or ) to se lect a shortcut icon. 4. Press the SEL[...]

50 Basic Operations Menus and shortcut icons The following menus and menu commands are common to the Index and Edit screens of some PIM applications installed in the SL-5500. Some of them are indicated in the shortcut icon format on the Menu bar. Note: • For other menu and menu commands specific to each application, see the separate Operati on Ma[...]

Basic Operations 51 Opening a screen to create a new entry 1. On the Index screen, tap the “Data” menu and then tap “New***”. Or tap the New icon ( ) on the Men u bar. The new entry screen for the selected application will be displa yed. Note: Pressing + on the hardware keyboard al lows you to create a new screen. Opening the Edit screen to[...]

52 Basic Operations Duplicating an entry 1. Move the focus on the desired entry on the Index screen using . 2. Tap the “Data” menu and then tap “Duplicate”. The selected entry will be duplicated . Transferring data by an infrared beam You can transfer entries created in the Address Book, Calendar, and Todo List applications using the IR por[...]

Basic Operations 53 2. Tap the drop-down list button. All category names appe ar in alphabetica l order. 3. Tap the category you want to display and then tap "Select." The Select category screen closes and th en the entries belonging to the selected category will be displ ayed on the Index screen. Note: For details on how to create a new [...]

54 Basic Operations • By tap-and-dragging on the title bar o f the Find screen, you can move it an d see the hidden part of the list, etc. on the screen. 2. Enter the keyword. Note: Enter the keyword by entry items, such as “First Name” or “Last Name”. Multiple keywords (F irst Name and Last Name, e tc.) cannot be searched. 3. Tap “Find[...]

Basic Operations 55 Using the Details screen The “Details” screen of the application or Documents file show s the information of the application or Documents file. Fro m the Details screen of the Documents file, you can delete, duplicate, and beam it. Using the Application Details screen 1. In the Applications fo lder of the Home screen, tap an[...]

56 Basic Operations Using the Document Details screen 1. In the Documents folder of the Home screen, tap and hol d for a few moments on a Document fil e icon. The Document Details screen app ears. Name Displays a fil e name. (Y ou can chang e it.) Location drop down list butto n Displays the locatio n of the current Documents file. If you change th[...]

Basic Operations 57 Assigning a new category (categories) to a Document file Like the entries of the Address Book and Todo L ist applications, you ca n classify the Document files in the Documents folder by as signing more than one category to it for easier viewing. 1. In the Documents folder of the Home screen, tap and hol d for a few moments on a[...]

58 Basic Operations 4. Tap the checkbox of the category you wan t to assign to the Document file. • If you want to assig n multiple category names to a entry, tap the che ckbox sequentiall y. 5. Tap or press to save the setting. The screen turns to the Documents folder. Note: • For details on how to display the Docume nts files by using the cat[...]

Basic Operations 59 The file type name will be displayed according to the file type of the file in the Documents folder. . 2. Tap the desired file type. To show text documents, tap “text”, for example. The files of other types will be hidden. Tap the “All” type to show documents of any type. To show Documents files by categ ory 1. Tap the C[...]

60 Basic Operations 2. Tap the desired category. Only the documents belonging to the category chosen will be di splayed and the rest will be hidden. Tap the “All” category to show documents in an y category. If you want to change or add a file’s category classification, change the settings in the Details screen of the document file. (See page[...]

Basic Operations 61 Adjusting the volume Volume setting allows you to adjust the volume of th e stereo headphone to li sten to the Media Player and Voic e Recorder files or the alarm, keyclicks, and screentaps. The Sound volume icon always appears in the bottom right-hand corne r of the taskbar. . 1. Tap the Sound vo lume icon on the taskbar to dis[...]

62 Basic Operations Checking the battery level 1. Tap the Battery icon in the bottom right-hand corne r to check the battery level. The Battery Status screen will appear. The battery indicator displays the remaining battery power in green for AC adapter connection or in blue for AC adapte r disconnection. Below the battery indi cator, you can see t[...]

Basic Operations 63 Using expansion memory cards You can use a CompactFlash card, an SD memory card, an d a Multi Media Card. The unit automa tically recognizes the CompactFlash card an d the SD memory card (Multi Media Card) when the card is inserted in the unit. The unit displays file s in the Documents folder of the Home scre en, which are store[...]

64 Basic Operations Removing 1. Be sure all applications are closed before removing the card. If any applications are open, tap to close them. 2. While the card is inserted, tap the CF (or SD) card icon on the taskbar in th e bottom right-hand corner of the screen. The pop-up menu will appear. 3. Tap “Eject card” (or “Eject SD-card”). The C[...]

Basic Operations 65 Note: Some CompactFlash cards are designed not to have a protruding part on the bottom of the rear side, with which you can pick up the card e asily. If this is the case, paste the supplied sticker (support sticker for card ejection) on the front side of the CompactFlash card as shown below before inserting it in the CF card slo[...]

66 Basic Operations Using Help The Help Browser is a hypertext help system that works in a similar way to a Web browser. 1. In the Applications folder of the Home scre en, tap the “Help Browser” icon. The top screen will be displayed. 2. Tap blue word to jump to the page concerning the word . Note: With the following methods, you can op en the [...]

Basic Operations 67 Removing bookmarks 1. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and select the bookmarked pag e that you want to remove from the menu. The bookmarked page will be displayed. 2. Tap the “Bookmarks” menu and then tap “Remove from Bookmarks”. The bookmark of the page you are on will be re moved from the bookmarks. 00 Cover.book Page 67 [...]

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Appendix 69 Appendix What to do if a problem occurs Software reset A strong impact, exposure to an electrical field, or other unusual conditi ons may render the SL-5500 inoperative. Pressing the keys may not have an effect. If this occurs, follow the instructions belo w. 1. With the SL-5500 turne d on, set the battery replacement switch to the “R[...]

70 Appendix Replacing the battery Caution: Be sure to carry out the following pro cedure when you replace the battery. Otherwise all data and settings may be lost. • Turn off the SL-5500 an d set the battery replacement switch to “REPLACE BATTERY” before replacing the battery. • Connect the AC adapter whe n replacing the battery. If you cha[...]

Conditions of use 71 Conditions of use Your SL-5500 conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used unde r normal conditions and in accordance with the followi ng instructions. Caring for your SL-5500 • Do not open or attempt to repair your SL-5500 yourself. The product ma y only be repaired by authorized service perso nnel. • Do no[...]

72 Conditions of use • When the battery is removed from the SL-5500, use a cover made of a non- conductive polythene bag for keeping an d carrying the battery safely. In the U.S.A., Canada only “BATTERY DISPOSAL” CONTAINS LITHIUM-ION BATTERY. MUST B E DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. CONTACT LOCAL AGENCIES FOR INFORMATION ON RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL PLANS[...]

Conditions of use 73 Precautions AC adapter and AC power cord If the following precautions are not observed, fire or electric shock ma y occur. • Only use the “EA-70” AC adapter and the recommended AC power cord. • Do not use the AC adapter for other equipment. The equipment may be destroyed. • Do not use voltages beyond the indicated pow[...]

74 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting If you have a problem with your SL-5500, check the following points. If the problem remai ns, contact our Support. The SL-5500 does not turn on. • Make sure the battery is in stalled properly and i s fully charged. • Make sure the Battery replacement switch is set to “NORMAL OPERATION”. • Power supply ma[...]

Troubleshooting 75 The alert message is displa yed indicating that the back -up battery is exhausted. The built-in rechargeable back-u p battery is almost exhausted. Connect the AC adapter to the SL-5500 for more than 30 hours or insert a fully charged battery (EA-BL06) into the SL-5500 for more than 30 hours. The back-up battery will be charged to[...]

76 Specifications Specifications Hardware Strong ARM (SA-1110, 206 MHz) Platform OS: Linux 2.4 (Embedix) • Linux based embedded operati ng system (Embedix™) Memory ROM: 16MB FLASH for OS, Appl ications, Driver, etc. RAM: 64MB SDRAM Display Reflective TFT LCD with front light 3.5" with 240 x 320 pixels, 65,536 colors Input device Touch pane[...]

Specifications 77 Battery life When you display the Day view mode screen of th e Calendar application continuously with the frontlight turned off. • approx. 10 hours When you play the mpeg1 file co ntinuously with the frontlight at its brightest leve l turned on. • approx. 1 hour Note: When the power of the SL-5500 is turned on at a temperature[...]

78 Specifications Dime nsions (when the sl ide cover is closed) Excluding the display prote ction cover Approx. 74 (W) x 138 (D) x 18 (H)mm Approx. 2.9 (W) x 5.4 (D) x 0.7 (H) inches Including the display protecti on cover (excluding protruding parts) Approx. 74 (W) x 138 (D) x 21 (H)mm Approx. 2.9 (W) x 5.4 (D) x 0.8 (H) inches Weight Excluding th[...]

Product Support 79 Product Support Please register on our Web site, so that we can keep you up-to-date, as new products and services beco me available. If you have read th e operation manual and require further product support you can contact us using the information below. Prior to contacting us, please have the following information available. ?[...]

In Europe: This equ ipment c omplies with th e requirem ents of D irective s 89/336/ EEC and 7 3/23/EEC a s amended by 93/68 /EEC. Dieses G erät ents pricht den Anforderung en der EG-Richtli nien 8 9/336/EWG und 73/23/ EWG mit Ände rung 93/68/EWG. Ce ma tériel rép ond a ux exigenc es con tenues d ans les directiv es 89/3 36/CEE et 73/23 /CEE mo[...]

In the U.S.A. CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTY SHARP ELECTRONI CS CORPORATION warran ts to the first co nsumer purchaser that this Sharp brand product (t he “Product”), whe n shipped in its original contai ner, will be free f rom defective work manship and materials , and agrees that it will, at its op tion, either re pair the defect or replace the de[...]

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