Mitsubishi TRIUM MONDO Use and Care Manual download pdf (Page 17)

• Regular use of the stylus

Use your fingernail to extract the stylus from its housing (situated on the back of

your Mondo).

The stylus is specially designed not to dirty or damage the touch screen of your Mondo.

You are strongly recommended to use it for navigating through the menus or tapping

on the keys of the virtual keyboard.

There are many ways of using the stylus:

Ø Tap on the touch screen with the stylus, briefly touch a determined zone of the

touch screen with the point of the stylus.

For example, this operation enables you to open menus, select items from the menus, validate

your selections, enter telephone numbers, etc.

Ø Tap and hold the stylus pressed on the touch screen, apply the point of the

stylus for 2 to 3 seconds on a determined zone of the touch screen, before

lifting it off.

For example, this operation enables you to exit from the Telephone application menus in one

gesture, to make a call using rapid dialling, to display context menus in diary applications, etc.

Ø Tap and drag the stylus over the touch screen, apply the point of the stylus

to a determined zone of the touch screen, then drag the stylus over the screen

without lifting it off.

For example, this operation enables you to select several items simultaneously from a list

or from a text zone.

Ø Write or draw on the touch screen.

• Additional uses of the stylus

- To re-initialise your Mondo (if necessary):

Ø Press with the point of your stylus on the "Reset" button situated on the back

of the unit.

- To change the backup battery (if necessary):

Ø Use the point of your stylus to lift up the cover of the backup battery housing.

- To lock the cover of the battery housing:

Ø You must withdraw the stylus from its housing to be able to remove the cover

and gain access to the battery.

Use of the stylus and the jog wheel

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Mitsubishi TRIUM MONDO Use and Care Manual Page 17