Please read the follo wing safety warnings
and precautions befor e using your device.
Note: If this device is to be used by young
children, this User’ s Guide should be r ead to
them by an adult and their use of the device
should be monitored. F ailure to do so may
cause injury.
1. Getting Star ted
1.1 Using f or the First T ime
Y our TES-221 is powered by one CR-2032,
3-volt lithium battery . Before using the device ,
gently pull the battery insulation tab to
remove it. U se a paper clip to gently press the
RESET button on the back of the device. See
“Resetting Y our Device” for details . Warning!
Pressing the r eset button with more than light
pressure may permanently disable y our unit.
1.2 Replacing the Battery
Replace the battery when you see the
low battery indicator . Please have a small
screwdriver at hand bef ore you follow the
steps below . Warning! If the battery wears
out completely , or if you take more than a
few seconds while changing the batt ery, any
user entered inf ormation may be erased. Y ou
should always keep written copies of y our
important information.
1. T urn the unit o and turn it over .
2. Use the screw driver to unscrew the
battery cover scr ew .
3. Push gently on the tab of the battery
cov er to remov e it.
4. Remove the old ba ttery .
• Note: Use a paper clip , if necessary, to
remove the old batt ery.
5. Install 1 new CR-2032 lithium battery
with positive polarity facing up .
• Important: Be sure that the battery is
installed correctly . Wrong polarity may
damage the unit.
6. Replace the battery cov er and secure it
with the screw .
Battery Precautions
• Dierenttypesofbatteriesornewandusedbatteries
should not be mixed.
• Non-rechargeablebatteriesarenott obere- charged.
Never recharge batteries that c ome with the device.
• Rechargeablebatteriesaretoberemo vedfromthe
device before being charged .
• Rechargeablebatteriesareonlytobechargedunder
adult supervision.
• Onlybatteriesofthesameorequivalenttypeas
recommended are to be used .
• Thesupplyterminalsarenottobeshort-circuited.
• Donotexposebatteriestodirectheatortrytotake
batteries apart. Follow the battery manufacturer’ s
instructions for battery use.
• Alwaysremov eaweakordeadbatteryfromthe
device.
• T oavoiddamagecausedbyleakageofthebattery
uid, replace the battery or batteries once every two
years regardless of how much the devic e has been
used during that time.
• Shouldabatteryleak,thedevicemaybecome
damaged. Clean the battery compartment
immediately , avoiding contact with your skin.
• Keepbatteriesoutofreachofsmallchildren.If
swallowed, consult a ph ysician immediately.
1.3 Setting Message Language
The rst time you use this translat or you are
prompted to select a message language.
1. Press .
2. Press E for English, S f or Spanish to set
the message language.
T o C hange the Message Language
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Language and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or until you see English or
Spanish and then press ENTER.
1.4 Viewing a Demonstr ation
Y ou can view a demonstration of this product
to familiarize yourself with its f eatures. P ress
MENU, press until you see Demo and then
press ENTER . Pr ess CLEAR at any time to stop
the demonstration.
1.5 Adjusting Screen C ontrast
Press MENU , pr ess until you see L o cal &
World and then pr ess ENTER . Press or to
lighten or darken the screen contrast . Note :
Y ou can adjust the screen contrast only a t the
clock display screen.
1.6 Auto-Shuto
If no key is pressed, your device will
automaticallyshutointwominutes. When
you turn the device on again, operation
resumes with your current settings .
2. Ke y Guide
2.1 F unction Key s
Goes to the word entry screen to
translate wor ds. T oggles between
English and Spanish source
language at the word entry
screen.
Goes to the Trav eling phrases
menu.
Goes to the Restaurants & Shops
phrases menu.
Goes to the Health &
Emergencies phrases menu.
Goes to the General phrases
menu.
Goes back or erases a typed
character .
Clears a search or stops the
demo.
Goes to the word entry screen for
Advanced VerbConjugation.
Selects an item or enters a word.
In the calculator performs a
calculation.
Shows the follo wing menu
items: T ranslate Wor d, Calculator ,
Conv ersions, Games, Local &
W orld, Databank, Language, and
Demo.
T urnstheproduc tonoro .
2.2 Direction Key s
Press the right ( ) or left ( )
part of the button to move the
cursororscrollrightorleft.Atan
entry screen, press to type a
space or press to delete typed
characters. Pr ess the up ( ) or
down ( ) part of the button to
scrollupordown.Atthew ord
entry screen type a letter , then
press or to cycle through the
available capital, low ercase and
accented f orms of the letter .
F ollow the Arro ws
The ashing arrows at the right of the scr een
show which arrow keys y ou can press to view
more words .
2.3 Calculat or Key s
A(+) Addstwovalues.
S(-) Subtracts one value from
another .
D(x) Multiplies two values.
F(÷) Divides one value from another .
V(.) T ypes a decimal point.
H(mc) Clears the memory.
J(mr) Recalls the number stored in
memory.
K(m-) Subtracts the number from the
number stored in memory.
L(m+) Addsanumbertomemory .
Z(+/-) Changes the number on the
screen to a negative or positiv e
number .
C(√) Calculatesasquareroot.
X(%) Calculates a perc entage.
3. T ransla ting W ords
Y ou can use this translator to transla te a
word from English t o Spanish and Spanish to
English. Y ou can toggle between English and
Spanish as the source language at the wor d
entry screen by pressing . Y ou can
also access the wor d entry screen, by pressing
MENU, then until you see T ranslate W ord and
then ENTER .
1. Press to display desired sour ce
language.
• T ypeawordyouwanttolookup .F or
example, using English as the source
language, type the word tr ain, then press
ENTER.
• “Found: 12” displays, f ollowed by the list of
words and/or phrases . Press or t o select
the desired word or phr ase then press
ENTER to see its translation.
• T oseeawordorphrasethatdoesnotton
the screen, press repea tedly .
2. Press BA CK to return to the list.
3. Press CLEAR for a ne w search.
3.1 T yping Special Characters
Y ou can type accent marks, diacritical marks,
non-English letters, and capital letters , but they
are not needed to nd matches .
Special characters can be typed by rst typing
the desired letter and then repeat edly pressing
or until the desired character is displayed .
T o type a punctuation mark , press then press
or repeatedly until the desir ed character is
displayed.
4. T ransla ting Phrases
Note: T he phrases in this product are listed in
the current source language .
Y ou can access the phrases menus by pr essing
any of the four phrase function keys .
Press ... For ...
T raveling phrases.
Restaurants & Shops
phrases.
Health & Emergencies
phrases.
other general categories
of phrases.
T r y the following example.
1. Press .
• Press or t o scroll to a category . F or
example, choose Doing Business .
2. Press ENTER.
• Press or t o scroll to a phrase, and pr ess
ENTER to see its translation.
• T oseeaphrasethatdoesnottonthe
screen, press repea tedly .
3. Press BA CK to return to the list.
4. Press CLEAR to return t o the category
menu.
4.1 Corr ecting Missp ellings
If you misspell a word in either language , or if
you enter a wor d that is not contained in this
translator , a list of corrections is displayed. Use
or to scroll to a corr ectly spelled word and
press ENTER .
5. Advanced V erb
Conjuga tion
The advanced verb conjuga tion feature
conjugates and translates f orms in both
English and Spanish. Pressing C ONJ brings you
to a word entry screen with the current sour ce
language saved.
1. Press C ONJ.
• T ypetheverbyouwanttosearchforand
press C ONJ.
• Note : When a v erb has only one translation
the rst conjugation and translation is
displayed on the screen.
• Whenaverbhasmorethanonetranslation,
a list is displayed. U se or to scroll to the
desired translation and press C ONJ. Use
or to scroll to the desir ed form to see its
translation.
2. Press C ONJ to view the next tense.
• PressC ONJ repeatedly to cycle through all
of the tenses.
3. Press BA CK for a new search.
6. Storing Names & Phone
Numbers
This product has a databank that can save
as many as 100 names and phone numbers.
The total amount of names and numbers that
you can save depends upon the number of
characters in each entry.
6.1 T o Add an Entry to the
Phone List
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press until you see New Entry .
4. Press ENTER.
5. T ype a name and then press ENTER.
• Eachnamecancontainupto30characters,
including spaces, with letters appearing as
capitals. Note :Accent edcharactersarenot
supported in the phone list.
• T odeleteacharacter ,pressBAC K or . T o
type a space, press . T o type a hyphen, an
apostrophe or a period, press , then pr ess
repeatedly until the desir ed character is
displayed.
6. Use the numbered k eys to type a phone
number and then press ENTER.
• T otypeahyphenbetweenthepartsof
a phone number , press , then press
repeatedly until the h yphen is displayed.
• Note : Y ou cannot type letters in a phone
number .
6.2 T o V iew the Phone List
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or , if needed, until you see
View List and then pr ess ENTER.
4. T o view a name , type it or use .
• Thenameandnumberaredisplay ed.
5. T o view another entry , use or , or
start to type a name.
6.3 T o Edit Phone List Entries
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or until you see Edit Entry and
then press ENTER.
4. T ype the name you want to edit, or use
or to select it, then press ENTER.
• Y ouareaskedtoconrmthaty ouwantto
edit the entry. P ress Y to edit the entry or N
to cancel. P ress BAC K to delete characters.
T ype your changes and then press ENTER
until the entry is changed. T o cancel an edit,
press MENU .
Keep C opies of Imp ortant Data
W arning! Y our phone list information is safely
stored in memory as long as the battery
supplies power . However , if the battery loses
all power , this information will be permanently
lost.Alwayskeepwrittenc opiesofyour
important information.
6.4 T o Delete an Entry from the
Phone List
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or until you see Delete Entry
and then press ENTER.
4. Press until you see the entry that y ou
want to delete .
5. Press ENTER.
6. Press Y to delete the entry or N to cancel
the deletion.
6.5 T o Erase All the Phone List
Entries
W arning! This procedure permanently erases
all the names and numbers in your phone list.
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or until you see Erase All Data
and then press ENTER.
4. Press Y to erase all the entries or N to
cancel the operation.
Checking the Memor y
T o see how much memory is free in the
phone list, press MENU , press until y ou see
Databank and then press ENTER . Then press
until you see, F ree: X X%.
6.6 Using a P assword
Y ou can use a password to keep the
information in the Phone List private . The
passwordisrequest edwhentheunitisturned
on and the Phone List is accessed.
Passw ord W arnings
W arning!Af teryousetthepasswor d,you
must enter the password t o access the phone
listforthersttimeduringasession.Always
record y our password and keep it in a separat e
place. If you for get the password , you must
reset the unit to access the phone list.
W arning! R esetting the unit erases all
user-enteredinformation.Alwa yskeep
written copies of your data. Use the end of a
straightened paper clip to gently pr ess the
reset button.
W arning! Pressing the reset button with more
than light pressure ma y permanently disable
your unit. If you do not have a r eset button
located on the back of your unit, or if the unit
does not reset after pressing the reset button,
remove the batt ery, wait at least two minutes ,
and then re-install it. For battery instructions,
see “Replacing the Battery . ”
6.7 Passw ord Setup
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Databank and then
press ENTER.
3. Press or until you see Set Passw ord
and then press ENTER.
4. T ype a password and then press ENTER.
• Y ourpasswordcanha veupto8characters.
• Y ouarepromptedt oretypeyourpasswor d
and press ENTER to conrm.
5. T o test the passwor d, press twice,
type the password, and pr ess ENTER.
6. T o disable the passwor d, repeat Steps
1 and 2 above , and press ENTER when
Passw ord display s.
7. Using the C alculator
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see C alculator and then
press ENTER.
3. Use the numbered k eys to type a
number .
• T omakeanumbernegativeorpositive ,
press Z(+/-) . T o type a decimal point, press
V(.).
4. Use A(+), S(-), D(x), or F(÷) to enter a
math function.
• Note :T ondasquareroot,pressC(√).
5. T ype another number .
6. Press ENTER to calculate the equa tion.
• T oclearthecalculation,pressCLEAR.
7.1 T o Use the Calculator
Memory
1. Perform a calculation as shown abov e, or
simply type a number in the calculator .
2. Press L(m+) to add the number to the
calculator memory as a positive number ,
or K(m-) to add it to the memory as a
negative number .
3. Press CLEAR to clear the calculator , or
continue performing a calculation.
• T oretrievethegurefr omthememory,
press J(mr) .
• T ocleartheentirecalculatormemory ,press
H(mc).
8. Setting the Clock
This product features a Home Time clock and
a W orld Timeclock.Afteryousetyourhome
time you can view local times around the
worl d.
8.1 Setting Home Time
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see L ocal & W orld and
then press ENTER.
• Thehometimedisplaysan] in the upper
left corner . Press ENTER until you see this
display , and then press S to enter setting
mode.
3. Press until you see Time format and
then press ENTER.
• Press or until y ou see the desired 24 or
12 hour Day/Month/Y ear format and then
press ENTER .
4. Press until you see Set DST and then
press ENTER.
• Press or until y ou see On or O and
then press ENTER .
5. Press until you see Set time and then
press ENTER.
• Press or until the curr ent hour is
displayed. P ress to move to minutes,
press or until the current minute is
displayed, and then pr ess ENTER .
6. Press until you see Set date and then
press ENTER.
• DependingontheDay/Month/Y ear format
you selected in Time format , press and
to move to each setting , and to scroll
to the correct date, and then pr ess ENTER .
7. Press until you see Set city and then
press ENTER.
• Press or until y our local city is displayed
and then press ENTER .
• Note : For the complete list of World Cities
and their abbreviations please see the end
of this manual. Note : The list of World Cities
and their abbreviations are in English.
8. Press BA CK to exit setting mode.
8.2 Setting W orld Time
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see L ocal & W orld and
then press ENTER.
• Theabsenceofan] indicates W orld time.
Press ENTER until y ou see this display, and
then press S to enter setting mode .
3. Press until you see Set DST and then
press ENTER.
• Press or until y ou see On or O and
then press ENTER .
4. Press until you see Wor ld City and then
press ENTER.
• Press or t o scroll through the list of
world cities and then press ENTER to select
your choice.
5. Press BA CK to exit setting mode.
9. Con verting Measures and
Curr enc y
Y oucanconv erttemperatures,weights ,liquid
measures, and lengths . Y ou can also convert
currencies using an exchange ra te that you
enter .
1. Press MENU .
2. Press until you see Con versions and
then press ENTER.
3. Press to select a conv ersion category
and press ENTER.
4. Press repeatedly to scroll thr ough the
conv ersions, i.e.,°C °F , and then
press ENTER.
5. Follo w the instructions on the screen to
conv er t and press ENTER.
6. T o make another c onv ersion, press
BAC K .
7. T o return to the c onv ersions list press
BACK again.
9.1 Con verting Money
The rst time you select the money conv erter ,
you will be asked to set the ex change rate
equaltooneunitofthehomecurrency .For
example, to con ver t between U.S. Dollars and
Mexican Pesos , enter an exchange ra te of
11.003. This means that 11.003 Mexican Pesos
istheequivalentof1U .S.Dollar .
T ype an exchange rate and press ENTER . Next
use or to select a conversion, e .g., Home
other. Press ENTER , then ent er the
amount to be conv erted.
T o change the conversion r ate, select Money
from the Con versions menu, select Set rate ,
and type in a new rate.
10. Playing the Games
10.1 T o Play Hangman
Hangman selects a mystery word and lets you
try to guess it letter by letter .
Note: T o change the language for Hangman ,
you must change the source language bef ore
you play . Press until the sour ce
language you want is display ed on the screen,
then return to the game.
1. Press MENU .
2. Press or until you see Games and
then press ENTER.
3. Press until you see Hangman and then
press ENTER.
4. T ype your guesses.
• The?srepresentlett ersofthemystery
word. The number shows how man y
guesses remain.
5. Press ENTER to show the w ord and end
the round.
6. Press ENTER again to pla y again.
10.2 T o Play Quiz
Quiz tests your translation skills.
Note: T o change the language for Quiz , you
must change the source language befor e you
play . Press until the sourc e language
you want is display ed on the screen, then
return to the game.
1. Press MENU .
2. Press or until you see Games and
then press ENTER.
3. Press until you see Quiz and then press
ENTER.
• Saythewordandtrytoguessits
translation.
4. Press ENTER to see its tr anslation.
5. Press ENTER again to pla y again.
11. Resetting Y our Device
If the keyboard fails to respond, or if the scr een
performs erratically, perform a system reset by
following the steps belo w .
1. Hold CLEAR and press .
• Ifnothinghappens,tryStep2.
2. Use a paper clip to gently press the r eset
button located on the back of the unit.
3. Press E to set English message language .
• Y oucanalsopressS for Spanish.
W arning! Pressing the reset button with
more than light pressur e may permanently
disable your unit. In addition, resetting the unit
erases settings and information you ma y have
entered.
12. Product Care
Y our device is designed to be light, c ompact
and durable. How ever , it is an electronic
device and must be treated car efully . Putting
unneccessary pressure on it or striking the
device against other objects can cause
damage. T o avoid damage to your device ,
please:
• Keepthelidclosedwhenyouarenotusing
it. This will protect the screen from being
broken, scratched or marred in an y way.
• Donotdrop,crush,bend ,orapply
excessiv e force t o the device.
• Donotexposeyourdevicetomoisture ,
extreme or prolonged heat, cold , humidity,
orotheradverseconditions.A voidstoring
it in damp, humid or w et places. It is not
waterproof .
• Cleanthedevicebysprayingamildglass
cleaner onto a cloth and wipe its surface.
Donotsprayliquidsdirectlyonyourdevic e.
• Shouldthedevice’ sdisplayglassbreak,
properly dispose of the product avoiding
contact with your skin, then wash your
hands immediately .
• Pleasekeepscreenprotectorsandplastic
bags away from babies and childr en to
avoiddangerofsuoca tion.
13. Specications
Model: TES-221Spanish English
Phrasebook & T ranslator
Size: 10.6 x 7.3 x 1.5 cm
Battery:1CR-2032Vlithium
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OTHERDA MAGECA USEDBYBA T TERIES.FRANKLINSHALL
NOTHA VEANYLIABILITYTO THEPURCHASERORANYOTHER
PERSONORENTITYFORANYINDIREC T ,INCIDENTAL,SPECIAL,
ORCONSEQUENTIALDAM AGES WHAT SOEVER,INCLUDING,
BUTNOTLIMITED TO,L OSSOFREVENUEORPROFIT,L OSTOR
CORRUPTEDDA TA,ORO THERCOMMERCIALORECONOMIC
LOSS,EVENIFFRANKLINHASBEENADVISEDOF THE
POSSIBILITYOFSUCHDAMAGES,OREVENIFOTHERWISE
FORESEEABLE.FRANKLINISNOTRESPONSIBLEFORCLAIMS
BYA THIRDP ARTY .FR ANKLIN’SMAXIMUMA GGREGATE
LIABILITYSHALLNOTEXCEED THEAMOUNTP AIDFORTHE
PRODUCTASEVIDENCEDBYTHESALESRECEIPT .SOME
ST A TES/JURISDIC TIONSDONOTALL OWTHEEX CLUSION
ORLIMIT A TIONOFLIABILIT YFORCONSEQUENTIALOR
INCIDENT ALDAMAGES,SO THEABOVELIMIT A TIONMA YNOT
APPL YT OY OU.IF THELAWSOF THERELEVANTJURISDICTION
DONOTPERMITFULL WAIVEROFIMPLIED WARRANTIES, THEN
THEDURA TIONOFIMPLIEDW ARRANTIESANDCONDITIONS
ARELIMITEDT OTHEDURA TIONOFTHEEXPRESS WARRANTY
GRANTEDHEREIN.
Warranty Service: If you think your product is defective, call
Franklin ’ sCustomerServiceDesk ,1-800-266-5626,torequest
areturnmerchandiseauthorization(“RMA ”)number,bef ore
returning the product (transportation charges prepaid) to:
Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc.
Attn:ServiceDepar tment
OneFranklinPlaza
Burlington,NJ08016-4907
If you return a Franklin product, please include your name ,
address, telephone number , a brief description of the defect
and a copy of your sales receipt as pr oof of your original date
ofpurchase. Y oumustalsowritetheRMAprominentlyon
thepackageifyoureturntheproduct;otherwisetheremay
be a lengthy delay in the processing of y our return. Franklin
strongly recommends using a trackable form of deliver to
Franklin for your r eturn.
19. Limited W arranty (EU and
Switz erland)
Notwithstanding the disclaimer of warranties
above, this pr oduct, excluding batteries and
liquidcrystaldisplay(LCD ),isguaranteed
by F ranklin to be free of defects in materials
or workmanship for a period of two years
from the date of purchase . I t will be repaired
orreplacedwithanequivalentpr oduct(at
Franklin ’ s option) free of charge for any def ect
in workmanship or materials during that time.
This warranty explicitly excludes def ec ts due to
misuse, accidental damage , or wear and tear .
Thiswarrantydoesnotaecttheconsumer’ s
statutory rights.
20. Limited W arranty
(outside U .S., EU and
Switz erland)
Notwithstanding the disclaimer of warranties
above, this pr oduct, excluding batteries and
liquidcrystaldisplay(LCD ),isguaranteed
by F ranklin to be free of defects in materials
or workmanship for a period of one year
from the date of purchase . I t will be repaired
orreplacedwithanequivalentpr oduct(at
Franklin ’ s option) free of charge for any def ect
in workmanship or materials during that time.
Products purchased outside the United S tates,
the European Union and Switz erland that are
returned under warranty should be returned
to the original vendor with proof of pur chase
and description of fault. Charges will be made
for all repairs unless valid pr oof of purchase is
provided.
This warranty explicitly excludes def ec ts due to
misuse, accidental damage , or wear and tear .
Thiswarrantydoesnotaecttheconsumer’ s
statutory rights.
21. W orld Cities and
Abbrevia tions
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T r anslator
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LISBON LIS
L OSANGELES LAX
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HONGKONG HKG
HELSINKI HEL
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AUCKLAND AKL
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TO K YO T YO
TONGA TNG
TEHRAN THR
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SINGAPORE SIN
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