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ON-LINE GUIDE
YOUR TOTALLY WIRELESS
INTER-TAINMENT
COMPUTER!
Version 1.3.57
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CONTENTS
NOW YOU ARE IN CY-SPACE!...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
WHAT IS CYBIKO COMPUTER?................................................................................................................................................................ 5
WHAT CAN CYBIKO COMPUTER DO?...................................................................................................................................................... 5
WHAT DOES WHAT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
TURN IT ON BABY!!!...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
IF IT'S YOUR FIRST TIME.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
SETTING/CHANGING THE DATE AND TIME............................................................................................................................................. 8
LEARN THE KEYPAD, KNOW THE KEYPAD, LOVE THE KEYPAD!!! ....................................................................................................... 8
MAIN DESKTOP ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
SHORTCUT BAR AND HOT-KEYS............................................................................................................................................................. 9
HOT-KEYS YOU CAN USE ON THE DESKTOP......................................................................................................................................... 9
ICONS AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR MAIN DESKTOP............................................................................................................................. 10
OKAY, THAT'S COOL, BUT HOW DO I TURN IT OFF?!........................................................................................................................... 10
SUSPEND MODE ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
RECHARGING YOUR BATTERIES .......................................................................................................................................................... 10
AUTO SHUTDOWN .................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
REGISTER ON-LINE................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
WIRELESS WAYS........................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
CHAT ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
E-MAIL ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
FRIEND FINDER....................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
CYCOMMUNITY ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
MULTI-PLAYER WIRELESS GAMES........................................................................................................................................................... 19
GAMES DESKTOP ................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
LOST IN LABYRINTH ............................................................................................................................................................................... 19
CYLANDIA ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
CYLANDIA INFO....................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
BILLIARDS................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
8 BALL ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
MEN'S ROOM 2 ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
PINBALL PRO........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
REVERSI 3 ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
BLAZING BOARDS................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
CYBIKO SUPERBIKE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 30
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL APPLICATIONS............................................................................................................................................. 33
APPLICATIONS DESKTOP ...................................................................................................................................................................... 33
ORGANIZER............................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
TEXT EDITOR & JOURNAL...................................................................................................................................................................... 35
MUSIC COMPOSER ................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
ADDRESS/PHONE BOOK ........................................................................................................................................................................ 37
ALARM/CLOCK......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
UPLOADER & FILE MANAGER ................................................................................................................................................................ 39
CALCULATOR .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
STUDY STOOLS....................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
PC AND INTERNET CONNECTIVITY .......................................................................................................................................................... 44
VIRTUAL CYBIKO WIRELESS INTERNET GATES .................................................................................................................................. 45
CHECK OUT GAMES AND APPLICATIONS ON WWW.CYBIKO.COM .................................................................................................... 45
INTERNET E-MAIL.................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
APPENDIXES............................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
APPENDIX I. CYBIKO COMPUTER MODEL CY6411............................................................................................................................... 46
APPENDIX II. CYBISH .............................................................................................................................................................................. 46
APPENDIX III. WARNING STATEMENTS................................................................................................................................................. 48
APPENDIX IV. WHAT TO DO IF YOUR CYBIKO COMPUTER DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY.............................................................. 49
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APPENDIX V. WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION .................................................................................................................... 49
APPENDIX VI. PATENT INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................................. 50
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NOW YOU ARE IN CY-SPACE!
Smart move! If you're reading this, you've just picked up the only pocket-sized, totally wireless, Internet INTER-TAINMENT Computer on Earth.
WHAT IS CYBIKO COMPUTER?
Cybiko computer – means the possibilities are endless! It's the world’s smallest, most powerful, wireless, high frequency communications
computer! It's your direct digital connection to others like it, giving you the power to make things happen!
Cy-SIGN
So what's with this
thing? I lets people know you're now capable of communicating on a completely higher level. But you already knew that,
didn't you? Read on…
CyID
CyID is your personal identification code, your ticket to a whole new world. It's the seven bold-faced characters on the back of your Cybiko
computer following the
(Cy-Sign). Know it, love it, pass it around!
Sign up at www.cybiko.com today to get a free E-mail account assigned to your CyID!
Having your Cybiko computer with you is like being online all the time!!
WHAT CAN CYBIKO COMPUTER DO?
Well, for starters, you can:
§ Digitally communicate with other Cybiko computers with a high frequency RF transmission
§ Play interactive, wireless games such as Lost in Labyrinth with up to 99 of your closest friends!
§ Play CyLandia, where you can raise your own pet, Cy-B, and teleport him/her wirelessly to a friend. Your Cy-B eats, sleeps, gets a job, and
falls in love. Your Cy-B can even get married and have baby Cy-Bs!
§ Chat wirelessly with up to 99 people simultaneously in your local network
§ E-mail anyone on the Internet! Plus read/write your E-mail offline
§ Find a friend or someone new in malls, theaters… virtually anywhere!
You can download new games and applications FREE from http://www.cybiko.com
WHAT YOU GET
§ Single-player games
§ Wireless multi-player games
§ Wireless chat
§ Internet e-mail via link through your computer or wirelessly via Cybiko Wireless Internet Gates (CyWIG)
§ Organizer
§ Alarm clock
§ Calculator
§ Phrase books/language translators*
§ Uploader and file manager
§ Text editor and journal*
§ Graphic editor*
§ Music composer*
§ Your own Cy-Link to your personal computer
§ All the hardware to download new programs from www.cybiko.com
Note: Items marked * may not be features of your Cybiko computer straight out of the box, but you can get them all totally FREE from
www.cybiko.com!
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WHAT DOES WHAT
NO
NAME
Shortcut Bar buttons
DESCRIPTION
Quick access to:
1
<F1> Main Desktop
Main Desktop
2
<F2> Chat
Local wireless chatroom
3 <F3>
CyCommunity
List of people currently online
4 <F4>
Applications
Applications Desktop
5 <F5>
Games
Games Desktop
6
<F6> Lost in Labyrinth
Lost in Labyrinth Game
7 <F7>
CyLandia
CyLandia Game
Keypad buttons
8 <Del>
Deletes to the right, while editing your text, also
deletes files from a list
9 <Ins>
Lets you insert info, or new files into your list
10 <Tab>
Moves between the icons on the screen
11 <Select>
Changes the function of the current control (icon,
button, menu item, etc.)
12 <Enter>
Activates the selected icon, or lets you power
through your games and Apps!
13 <Esc>
Exits from an application by saving information
without asking (Like in You & Me) or asking (Like in
E-mail)
14 <?>
Helps you with instructions if you get stuck in an
application or game
Those other Things
15 Screen
LCD gray-scale screen
16 QWERTY
keyboard
PC-like keyboard
17
Direction arrows
Arrows
ç, è, é and ê move through the screens
and scroll through the Desktop and lists
18 Cartridge
slot
Expandable cartridge slot (For extra memory or that
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cool MP3 player!)
19
Battery recharge jack
6 V/DC adapter jack – for juicing up your batteries!
20 PC
connector
RS232 connection port. Your connection to the Cy-
World!
21 Reset
button
Reboots your Cybiko computer
22 LED
indicator
Blinks to let you know you've made contact!
23 Antenna
RF antenna
24 Stylus
For hitting those little keys!
25 Speaker
Speaker for sound effects and music
26
Rechargeable Batteries
High capacity batteries
27 Recharging
Unit
UL approved 120 V
28 PC
Connection
Cable
RS232 serial (check the back of your computer.)
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TURN IT ON BABY!!!
IF IT'S YOUR FIRST TIME
Just follow these easy steps when you first switch on, and in no time you'll have total access!
1. Press <Esc>. You'll see the following screens:
2. When the "Welcome" screen appears, hit <Enter> to continue.
3. Check date and time. If the date and time are okay, then simply hit <Enter>. If you want to change them, then hit <Tab> to highlight the SET
icon, then hit <Enter>. (Check out Setting/Changing date and time below for more info.)
4. Enter your name or nickname and hit <Enter>.
5. Enter your gender (i.e. M=Male, F= Female), and age. Hit <Enter> after each entry.
6. Enter your age. Hit <Enter>.
7. If you are under the age of 13, call your parent now. His/her permission is required to turn communications ON. If he/she is not around,
simply hit <Enter>. Otherwise, press <Tab> to highlight the OK icon, then press <Enter> and give your Cybiko computer to your parent. When
he/she finishes, press <Esc> to proceed.
8. To type more info for other Cybiko computer users to see, or to change your current information, hit <Enter> on the highlighted OK icon.
To enter more info at a later time, hit <Tab> to highlight the LATER icon, and then <Enter>. (Check out the Finder section and About me/About
you).
SETTING/CHANGING THE DATE AND TIME
To set/change the time when you first turn on your Cybiko computer:
1. Hit <Select> to choose AM/PM and then hit <Enter>.
2. Hit <Select> to highlight the Hour. Then to enter the correct hour, just type it in over the wrong one and hit <Enter>.
3. To change the Minutes, hit <Select> and, as with the hours, just type the right time over the wrong time.
To set/change the current date when you first turn on your Cybiko computer:
1. Press arrow keys to choose the Month, Day, or Year field. Press <Select> and highlight the item you want to change.
2. Then just type over what you wish to change and hit <Enter>!
3. Press <Esc> to return to the current Time and Date screen, then select OK, and press <Enter>.
LEARN THE KEYPAD, KNOW THE KEYPAD, LOVE THE KEYPAD!!!
The Cybiko computer QWERTY keypad is very similar to a PC QWERTY keyboard, only smaller! Most buttons, like <Esc>, <Del>, <Ins>,
<Enter>, <Arrows>, have familiar functions.
<Tab>, as usual, moves between icons and jumps you around the screen and the various fields you want to select.
<Fn> is very similar to the <Ctrl> button on your PC, but has some additional features (see below.) <Select> is used to change the settings of a
current item in a list, or to switch the function of the control you are using.
MAIN DESKTOP
Wherever you are, you can always press the <F1> button (far left button on the Shortcut Bar) to return to the Main Desktop.
Use <
ç è> to scroll the Main Desktop.
Move the focus onto the desired icon and hit <Enter> to begin or start this application.
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MAIN DESKTOP ICON
FUNCTION
<You & Me>
HOOKS YOU UP WITH THE PROFILE OR
CYPAGE OF THE PERSON YOU'RE HUNTING
FOR!
<Chat>
Gives you access to the wireless chat rooms!
<E-mail>
Sends or receives e-mail messages
<CyCommunity>
Lists people currently online
<Applications>
Loads the Applications Desktop
<Games>
Loads the Games Desktop
<Settings>
Customizes sound, vibration, alerts, screen contrast
and brightness, and units of measure.
<Memory Card>
Shows Memory Card contents if you have one
attached to your Cybiko computer.
<SMC>
Shows Smart Media Card contents if you have one
attached to your Cybiko computer.
SHORTCUT BAR AND HOT-KEYS
No matter what application you're using, you can hit these buttons to jump quickly to the Main Desktop.
SHORTCUT BAR BUTTON
ACTION
<F1>
Main Desktop
<F2>
Chat
<F3>
CyCommunity
<F4>
Applications
<F5>
Games
<F6>
Lost in Labyrinth
<F7>
CyLandia
<Fn><Esc>
Suspend mode
<Fn><F1>
Mute
<Fn><F2>
Brightness
<Fn><F3>
Vibration
<Fn><F4>
Alarm
<Fn><F5>
Communications
<Fn><F6>
Disables automatic switch to Suspend Mode
<Fn><F7>
Shows the number of unread and outbox e-mail
messages.
HOT-KEYS YOU CAN USE ON THE DESKTOP
HOT-KEY
ACTION
<Ins>
Sends a Business Card to your friend
<A> Shows
current
battery
charge
<H>
Shows System Information
<Fn><Enter>
Launches StartUp Wizard – only when You&Me icon is
highlighted.
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ICONS AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR MAIN DESKTOP
You'll see these icons at the bottom of your Main Desktop screen:
ICON
FUNCTION
Shows how many people are currently online
Shows if Communications is turned off
Shows the strength of the link to a CyWIG when you're in the coverage
area
.
Shows that you have unread messages in your e-mail box
Shows that you're sending or receiving an e-mail message
Shows your alarm is on
Shows your sound is on
Shows your sound is off
,
,
C
When flashing, shows the battery is charging
When the icon blinks, you need to recharge your Cybiko computer
Shows how much of a charge your Cybiko computer has left
, F
When flashing, shows that your Cybiko computer is fully charged but
still plugged into the charging
OKAY, THAT'S COOL, BUT HOW DO I TURN IT OFF?!
Press and hold <Esc>. After 2-3 seconds you will see the message "Suspend mode." If you want to switch your Cybiko computer to Suspend
mode, release the <Esc> button. To switch your Cybiko computer off, hold <Esc> until the message "Power OFF" appears. Then release the
button. Now your Cybiko computer is off.
SUSPEND MODE
Cybiko computer automatically switches to the Suspend mode when it is inactive for a period of time.
In Suspend mode:
§ The screen is cleared.
§ Cybiko sends and receives signals from your surrounding environment at a quarter of the frequency of active mode.
Note: This mode allows you to save your battery charge. So, if you don't intend to use your Cybiko computer for a bit, we recommend
putting it into Suspend mode.
How to get into Suspend Mode:
Press and hold <Esc> until the message "Suspend mode" appears, then release the button,
OR
Press <Fn><Esc>.
How return to Active Mode:
Press and hold <Esc> for 2-3 seconds, or press <Fn><Esc> to return to Active mode.
When you come out of Suspend mode, you'll be able to go straight back to the game or application you were just using!
RECHARGING YOUR BATTERIES
With fully charged batteries, and depending on your environment, your Cybiko computer will last 3 to 10 hours in Active mode (Chat or Lost in
Labyrinth), and from 1 to 2 days in Passive mode (Calculator or Clock). The most power-consuming operations are Interactive games, Vibration
Alert and RF Transmission.
How to recharge the batteries on your Cybiko computer:
1. Plug the charger into a wall socket.
2. Plug the charging adaptor into your Cybiko computer. Charging will begin.
Note: You can continue to play while your Cybiko computer is charging. Full charging will take about 10 hours. It is best to recharge
batteries overnight and leave your Cybiko computer on.
Note: If you're not planning to use your Cybiko computer for more than one day, we advise you turn it off. Completely running down
your Cybiko computer lowers the life span of the batteries.
Note: Don't leave your unit turned off while charging batteries for more than 15 hours, or damage to the batteries could occur. But
don't worry, there's no problem charging with your unit turned on!
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AUTO SHUTDOWN
When the batteries are super low, you will see the message “Battery dead” and your Cybiko computer will automatically go to Power OFF mode
unless you plug it into the charging unit.
When Auto Shutdown occurs, plug your Cybiko computer into the charging unit and just keep on playing!
REGISTER ON-LINE
When you buy a Cybiko computer, we recommend that you register on-line at www.cybiko.com, so you can receive the most current and cool
applications and games. When you register you can:
§ Download new applications and games FREE!!
§ Update your system software.
§ Participate in all our cool events and promotions.
§ Use your new E-mail account, and much, much more.
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WIRELESS WAYS
CHAT
Do you want to chat with someone? Or maybe you have an instant message you want to send? No problem! You're automatically connected with
up to 100 friends in your wireless network! You can broadcast a message to everyone, or share a quiet chat with a close friend!
How to Start
Press the <F2> button on the Shortcut Bar or choose the Chat icon on the Main Desktop.
You will see this list of chatrooms:
§ MAIN
§ Games
§ Music
§ Computers
§ Sports
§ Romantic
How to choose a room:
1. Highlight the room by pressing <
éê>.
2. Press <Enter>.
You will see the Chat screen.
Chat Screen
Use <Tab> to switch between the following three fields in Chat Mode:
§ Edit line (lower right corner)
§ Outgoing Address field (lower left corner)
§ Message Log (the largest part of the screen)
Your Message Log displays incoming messages, delivered outgoing messages (with black triangle to the left), undelivered outgoing messages
(with white triangle to the left), and any outgoing message in process (with flashing triangle to the left).
How to Chat
To send a message:
1. Type your message in the Edit Line.
2. Press <Enter>
To edit, use <
ç>, <è>, <BkSp>, <Del> as well as <é> for favorite phrases.
Who Gets the Message? There are 2 Specification types:
§ If "All" is specified in the Outgoing Address field, your message is received by all online people in your chatroom. This is called a Broadcast
message within the chatroom.
§ If a specific nickname is selected from the list in the Outgoing Address field, only that person receives your message. This is a called a Private
message.
How Will They Know about my Message?
§ If you send a Broadcast message to a group of friends, it appears in their Message Log. If the recipients are in your chatroom, their Cybiko
computer will vibrate and/or an alert tone will sound.
Note: No alert will signal on a Broadcast message if your recipients are not in your chatroom.
§ If you send a Private message, it appears in the receiver's Message Log. If the recipient is not in any chatroom, he/she will receive an instant
message dialog box and a vibration or sound alert will signal. This feature can be turned off/on from the Settings, Alerts (see Settings) field.
Note: Reliability of message delivery depends upon the environment and the distance between you and the recipient. Message
delivery is not guaranteed, however you're notified about undelivered messages.
Cybiko computer will make several attempts to deliver Private messages. Undelivered messages are indicated by a white triangle in the
Message Log.
How to Change the Outgoing Address
To change the outgoing address:
1. Move to the Outgoing Address field with <Tab>.
2. Choose the person you want to talk to with <
éê>.
3. Press <Enter> to pick up the address.
Note 1: Pressing <
ç> moves you to the beginning of the list of persons, pressing <
è> moves you to the end of the list. Pressing
<Fn><
é> moves you one page up, pressing <Fn><
ê> – one page down.
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Note 2: You can find a person by pressing the alphanumeric keys, which moves the cursor to the next nickname beginning with this
symbol (for example, pressing <a> will move you to a person whose nickname begins with a).
Note 3: Notes 1-2 concern all applications and games using lists of persons.
Now you can type in your message and press <Enter> to send it.
In the list of people in the Outgoing Address Field, you will see emboldened nicknames – people chatting in your chatroom; not emboldened
nicknames – partial list of online people, and <update> line. After choosing <update>, your Cybiko computer will collect information about all the
people around (not only the people in this chatroom.)
The full list of people around will be shown. You can now select a person and send a message. The person you've chosen will receive your
message either in his/her chatroom or through a Dialog box with message text.
List your Favorite Phrases
To select from a list of your favorite phrases:
1. Press <
é> from the Edit line.
2. Select the phrase with <
éê>.
3. Press <Enter> to pick the Phrase.
4. Edit the phrase and press <Enter> to send it.
Add a New Phrase:
1. Type the Phrase in Edit Line.
2. Press <Fn><Ins>.
Attention! You can only save the six most recently entered phrases in your Favorite Phrases list. If you add more than six, your first
phrase will be deleted from your List of Favorite Phrases.
Delete a Phrase
To delete a phrase from your list of favorite phrases:
1. From the Edit line, press <
é>.
2. Select the phrase.
3. Press <Del>.
Use <
éê> to scroll through messages in the Message Log. Press <Esc> to go to the Input message field. Press <Enter> to display the
nickname of the sender in the Outgoing Address field. Then you can type a message to that person.
To Block Messages from a Specific Person or all Broadcast messages:
1. Press <Tab> to go to the Message Log. Use <
éê> to scroll through the messages.
2. If you want to block a particular person, position cursor on one of his/her messages.
3. Press <Fn><Enter>.
4. Select Block <Nickname> or Block broadcast from the menu displayed.
5. Press <Enter>.
To Unblock Messages from a Specific Person or all Broadcast messages:
1. Press <Tab> to go to the Message Log and press <Fn><Enter>.
2. Select Blocked list... or Unblock Broadcast from the list displayed.
3. Press <Enter>.
4. In case of <Enter> on Blocked list... choose a person you want to enable and press <Del>.
E-MAIL
This application will allow you to send and receive e-mail messages with your friends who have Cybiko computer or Internet access.
How to Start
Choose E-mail icon on the Main Desktop and press <Enter>. You'll see the main E-mail menu:
Inbox – contains the messages you receive from the other people. A number indicates the amount of new messages in this box.
Outbox – the list of messages your Cybiko computer is trying to send (see below). A number indicates the amount of messages in this box.
Sent Items – list of messages already sent.
Compose – to create a new message.
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Sending E-mail
How to create a new message:
1. Choose the Compose section with <
ê>.
2. Press <Enter>.
OR
1. Choose Inbox, Outbox or Sent Items section with <
éê > and press <Enter>.
2. Press <Fn><Enter> to load Action menu.
Choose New from the Action menu and press <Enter> again.
Note: You can also create a new message pressing <Ins> in any E-mail screen.
You'll see the New message screen with:
Outgoing address field – the upper string. Subject field – the second string from the upper edge. Message field – the biggest part of the screen.
Use <Tab> to switch between the fields.
Use alphanumeric keys to compose a message:
1. Type CyID in the Outgoing address field, e.g.
AAAAELA (i.e. type 'Cy' sign (<Fn><C>) and then the seven characters of recipient's ID (
printed on the back panel of the recipient's Cybiko computer.)
OR
1. Type internet E-mail in the Outgoing Address field, e.g. david@fundomain.com.
Note: For example, you can type AAAAELA@cybiko.com where the seven characters before @ are the Cybiko computer ID. This
message will be sent to the Cybiko computer user with this ID.
OR
1. Press <Tab> to switch between To, Subject and Message fields.
2. Type subject in Subject field and message in Message field.
Note: If you've added the E-mail addresses in the Address/Phone Book, you can load them automatically by pressing <
ê> in the
outgoing field.
<Fn><
ê> will load the CyID addresses of nearby people.
Note: Use <
è> when you are in the Outgoing address field to print the sign “@” when the cursor is at the end. You cannot do it if the cursor is
between any two characters. You need to move it to the end.) Then continue entering the address sign by sign. After you have entered the sign
“@” this way, <
è> regains its usual meaning.
When you finish composing a new message, you're ready to send it.
How to send a message:
1. Press <Esc> in the New message screen.
2. You'll be asked to put a new message in the Outbox.
3. Press <Yes>. Cybiko computer will start trying to send your message.
OR
1. Press <Fn><Enter> in the New message screen. You will see the Action list with the actions Send and Add to Phone Book.
2. Press <Enter>. Cybiko computer will start trying to send your message.
Your Cybiko computer will try to send your message in the following ways:
§ it will look for your recipient in the wireless network,
§ it will look for Cybiko Wireless Internet Gates in your area (see Cybiko Wireless Internet Gates),
§ it will wait for you to connect Cybiko computer to your PC through a PC connection cable, get your PC online and run CyberLoad (see below).
Cybiko computer will use the first connection that becomes available.
Cybiko computer will keep trying to send the message using any of the 3 ways until the message has been sent or manually deleted from your
Outbox. (You must sign-in at www.cybiko.com and install CyberLoad program provided free at www.cybiko.com. See section PC&Internet
Connectivity.)
When you send a message using CyID through the Internet, the message will be sent to the appropriate mailbox on CYBIKO.COM: i.e.
AAAAELA eguals AAAAELA@cybiko.com
The recipient will see the message from you in his/her Cybiko computer E-mail application and/or his/her Internet or Desktop E-mail inbox.
Receiving E-mail
You can receive E-Mail in 3 different ways:
§ Wirelessly from sender if within range of the wireless network,
§ From your CYBIKO.COM mailbox though Cybiko Wireless Internet Gates,
§ From your CYBIKO.COM mailbox during PC connection with cable (your PC must be online and CyberLoad program must be started.)
All new messages will appear in your Cybiko computer E-mail/ Inbox section.
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Note: When you receive a new message you will hear a special message-received sound and feel the vibration, even if you're not in
the E-mail application but are in a game or other application, or Desktop.
Note: You can also press <Fn><F7> to see the number of unread and outbox messages when you’re in the Main Desktop.
You can Reply, Forward, View or Delete the message you received.
How to deal with messages:
1. Choose Inbox section and press <Enter>. You'll see the list of messages you have received.
2. Choose a message with <
éê > and press <Enter> to view it.
3. Press <Fn><Enter> in the list of messages or in the message itself.
4. Choose an action from the Action menu and press <Enter>.
You can also use function keys in list of messages:
FUNCTION KEY
ACTION
<Fn><R>
Reply (only in Inbox)
<Ins> New
<Fn><F> Forward
<Enter> View
<Fn><E> Edit
<Fn><A> Add
to
Phone
Book
<Del> Delete
Note: You can edit any messages that are now in the Outbox section except ones that are currently being sent. (If you try to edit a
message and cannot, the message is in the process of being sent.)
Note: No attachments, and only a small part of each E-mail, will appear in your E-mail application due to memory limitations. Your full
E-mail can be found in your mailbox at CYBIKO.COM.
There might be insufficient space when you're receiving a message. The dialog box will indicate: "Not enough free space for
incoming letters!" Or "Not enough free space for incoming letters! Exit anyway?" while you're exiting the application. You must
delete unnecessary messages or the incoming mail could disappear.
How to choose flash for saving messages:
If you currently have a Memory Card or an MP3 cartridge with an SMC attached to your Cybiko computer, you can store all incoming and
outgoing messages to it while it is inserted into your device.
1. Switch to the E-mail screen.
2. Press <Select>.
OR
Press <Fn><Enter>, choose the Select Flash item and press <Enter>.
You will see the Select Flash screen:
Choose the flash where you wish to save messages and press <Enter>. You will move to the main screen of the application and the title will
change to:
E-mail on Device Flash or
E-mail on SMC or
E-mail on Card Flash:
Now all incoming and outgoing messages will be stored on the flash you have chosen until you change it.
Note: When you remove the SMC during working, the application will automatically switch to the Device Flash for storing messages or
trying to send/receive a new one.
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Note: If there is no cartridge inserted into your Cybiko computer, messages will always be stored on the device flash, regardless of
which flash you set last time.
FRIEND FINDER
Friend Finder allows you to see if a current, or possibly new, friend is near. Enter specific criteria about the people you're looking for, and your
Cybiko computer scans your entire wireless network every 60 seconds looking for a match. When it finds one, a beep signal is initiated and your
Cybiko computer vibrates (see Settings). Now you can chat, send an E-mail or just remain anonymous.
How to Start
Choose You & Me icon on the Main Desktop. Press <Enter>:
Use <éê> to move through the lines. Press <Enter> to move to the next screen and <Esc> to return to the previous screen.
About Me
Identify your nickname that will appear in the Chat Message Log.
How to Specify a Nickname:
1. Move the cursor to the nickname line.
2. Press either <Enter> or <Select>.
3. Type the nickname.
4. Press <Enter> to save data and exit the field.
How to Enter your Birthday:
1. Place the cursor on the Birth Date, Month and Year fields.
2. Press <Enter> or <Select>.
3. Type the date and year.
4. Press <Select> to choose the month.
5. Press <Enter> to save data and exit the field.
Age Disclosure
When you switch your Cybiko computer on for the first time, you will see no icon at the Birthday line. This means that other people see your age
as part of the A, B, C or D ranges on their Cybikos computers:
A = under 13 years old
B = 14-17 years old
C = 18-29 years old
D = 30 years and older
If you wish to disclose your exact age to other people:
1. Position the cursor on the string.
2. Press <Tab> twice and press <
ç>
OR use <Fn><Select>. You will move to the left field of the string.
3. Press <Select> to remove the icon
4. Press <Enter>.
You can also enter additional personal information, which is used to locate a match in your network. Your wireless network tries to match your
specific criteria with other Cybiko computer owners nearby. When a match is found, your Cybiko computer will vibrate and a line of hearts will
appear next to this person in the CyCommunity, Finder list. The more hearts, the better the match.
How to enter additional personal information:
1. Position the cursor in the correct field (i.e. purpose, height, hobby, etc.)
2. Press either <Enter> or <Select>
3. Use <Select> to scroll values or type the text.
4. Press <Enter> to save data and exit the field.
Secret Field
The Secret Field is used to find a specific group of people. Your specific group must agree on a secret word or phrase that will appear in the
Secret Field on all the members’ Cybiko computers. Your Cybiko computer will vibrate when a member with the same Secret Word appears in
your wireless network.
For example, a phrase such as "Chicago Junior School" could be abbreviated to "CJS" on the Secret Field.
Note: You can enter up to eight characters of a Secret Word into each of three Secret Fields so you can have three different groups.
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You can make your personal information visible or invisible from others:
1. Position the cursor on the string you want to hide.
2. Press <Tab> twice and press <
ç>
OR use <Fn><Select>. You will move to the left part of the parameter string.
3. Press <Select> to remove the icon .
4. Press <Enter>.
About You
You can enter information about another person which can be used to search other Cybiko computers for a match. Specific parameters will be
compared during the search. The comparison results are displayed in the CyCommunity application. You can prioritize parameters that you want
to match.
The icon on the left side of a parameter affects the matching level during comparison.
To prioritize parameters in your search for a match, select one of the icons listed below for each parameter by doing the following:
1. Position the cursor on the parameter.
2. Press <Tab> twice and press <
ç>.
OR use <Fn><Select>.
3. Press <Select> to enter, change or remove the icon.
4. Press <Enter>.
These icons affect the meaning of a specific parameter:
ICON
MEANING TO PARAMETER
[+!]
This feature is compulsory
[+]
This feature is desirable but not compulsory
[-]
This feature is undesirable
[-!]
This feature is undesirable – a person who has
this feature will be eliminated
Business Card
You can display information about yourself on the Business Card such as your name, phone, e-mail, and address. If the icon is displayed near
certain information, that information can be seen by other Cybiko computer owners.
My CyPage
You can type information about yourself and other Cybiko computer owners will be able to see it! We recommend not writing anything too
personal.
My Photo
Using Converter which is part of CyberLoad (see PC and Internet Connectivity ) you can convert graphics files made in standard PC format into
Cybiko computer graphics format, send them to your Cybiko computer and re-transmit them to others.
How to add your photo:
1. Take your photo with a digital camera or scan one into the Graphic Editor and save it on your PC.
2. Launch CyberLoad and choose <Converter>.
3. Open graphics files with your photo, adjust it in "Picture Adjustment Box" as desired (use Converter Help for instructions).
4. Press <Send to Cybiko computer> button, and set image name myphoto.pic.
5. Press <Save> and your photo will be saved on your PC and sent to Cybiko computer.
When you restart the You&Me application, you will see your photo in the You&Me/My Photo section. If you do not see the photo, repeat steps 2-
5.
CYCOMMUNITY
The CyCommunity application allows you to browse your entire wireless network. It provides you with a list of all online Cybiko computer users
around you.
How to Start
Press <F3> or choose the CyCommunity icon on the Main Desktop. Press <Enter>. The CyCommunity intro-screen appears. Press any key and
the intro-screen will disappear, and the main CyCommunity menu will appear.
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Use <éê> to move through all lines. Press <Esc> to return to the previous page.
CyCommunity Pages
From the Main Menu, you can access one of four pages:
§ All people
§ Female
§ Male
§ Finder
How to View the List of People
1. Choose one of the sections above.
2. Press <Enter>. The selected list of people is displayed.
3. Press <Esc> to return to the Main Menu.
All People
The All People function allows you to browse your entire wireless network. Using the All People function, a list of gender and nicknames is
displayed by age. If a Cy-friend hides his/her age, you will see one of the following letters (A, B, C or D) instead of the age (see Finder/About me.)
Female/Male
A list of all girls/boys in your Cy-Network is sorted by their degree of compatibility with you.
Friend Finder
Friend Finder allows you to view a list of Cy-people who are compatible with you based on the information you have specified in You&Me. The list
is sorted by their degree of compatibility with you.
The number of hearts
♥
on the right side of the Cy-friend's nickname corresponds to your combined compatibility. If both of you are highly
compatible, three hearts appear on the right side of your cy-friend's nickname. For this feature to work effectively, both you and your Cy-friend
must enter information in About Me and your age in You & Me. Your Cybiko computer will compute your combined compatibility. If the number of
hearts is zero, that Cy-friend is not in the list.
Sort Changes for Lists
You may change the order in which a list is sorted. You can change the sort order in three ways:
§ Number of hearts
§ Name
§ Age
To change the sort order in a list:
1. To sort a list by hearts, press <Fn><H>.
2. To sort a list by name, press <Fn><N>.
3. To sort a list by age, Press <Fn><A>.
There is a difference between hearts sorted in Finder and hearts sorted here. One checks the combined compatibility and the other checks for
your desired compatibility.
Actions with People
Choose a Cy-friend from the list and press <Enter>.
You will see a list of actions:
§ Chat with your friend,
§ Look at your friend's Cy-Page,
§ Look at your friend's Photo,
§ Look at your friend's Profile information,
§ Look at your friend's Business Card,
§ Add your friend's Business Card to your Address/Phone Book.
Choose an action and press <Enter>.
You can also upload your Business Card straight from the Desktop.
How to upload your Business Card:
1. Press the <F1> button to go to the Main Desktop.
2. Press <Ins>. You'll see the list of all the people around.
3. Choose the right person from the list and press <Enter>.
Your Business Card will be uploaded to your friend and appear in his/her Address/Phone Book.
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GAMES DESKTOP
To display the Games Desktop, press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar, or select the Games icon on the Main Desktop. The Games Desktop
will look like this:
You can also download additional games from www.cybiko.com. (See PC & Internet Connectivity.)
Note: the starting game package on your Cybiko computer may be different from the one listed here. You can download any of
applications described here and many more applications from www.cybiko.com for FREE!
LOST IN LABYRINTH
Labyrinth is a memorial to human greatness, happiness, kindness and cruelty. The first civilization perished 200 thousand years ago, and left a
fearful lesson for humans. Everyone knows it exists but few have returned from its heart..
Decoding of the encephalographic from the Gates of Labyrinth proved the theory that the Knowledge Spiral was lost by the first civilization
somewhere in Labyrinth corridor. Legend has it that the one who finds the Knowledge Spiral will receive unlimited power. But who will be the
first?
You're a CyBerg and your mission is to find the elusive Spiral. You're armed with weapons and your own intelligence. Maneuvering through the
maze of the Labyrinth and teleporting from level to level you must find the Spiral. And remember… you're not the only CyBerg in the Labyrinth.
Other Cybiko computer owners in your wireless network can enter into YOUR game. Be prepared for battle anytime, anywhere.
We wish you luck, warrior!
Don't be surprised if you find additional features and creatures in your Cybiko computer. You can find the latest description of the
game on www.cybiko.com.
Labyrinth
When you start each session of the game, you will find yourself in a part of the Labyrinth consisting of 9 blocks. When you connect to another
player, your part of the Labyrinth joins with theirs and you will then play together in one 18-block maze.
Global Mission
Your global mission is to find The Spiral of Knowledge. This Spiral is located on the highest level '0'. You will start the game from level 99. During
each session of the game you increase or, at times, decrease levels.
When you first start the game you will have 12 lives. When you lose all of your lives, you will automatically drop to the lower level 99.
Current Session Mission and Teleporters
Your current session mission is to find a Teleporter to increase levels. If you're playing alone, your Labyrinth will have a Local Teleporter, which
usually teleports one level.
As soon as you connect to another player, your Local Teleporter will close and a Hyper Teleporter, which may teleport up to 11 levels at a time,
will appear in another place. Usually Teleporters teleport up, but sometimes they fail and end up teleporting you down.
Initially you will have a lot of time to find the Teleporter, but on upper levels you will have very limited time.
How to Start
Press the <F6> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Labyrinth icon. Your next session will start.
How to Play
You start the session on the level where you last ended play. The current level is shown in the upper right corner of the screen
.
Immediately, start moving towards the Teleporter. The distance to the Teleporter will show the Radar
in the upper right corner of the screen.
Open the doors by applying the necessary keys. Battle with extraterrestrial monsters and other CyBergs. Pick up supplies during your travels, or
take supplies from other CyBergs after defeating them in battle.
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How to move:
Use arrows to move through the corridors of the Labyrinth
How to maneuver:
1. Press <Fn> to step right.
2. Press <Shift> to step left.
How to shoot:
1. Direct your laser gun at the enemy.
2. Press <Space> or <Enter>.
The Main Screen
In the upper left corner of the screen, you will see:
– your current state of health
– the strength of your body armor
The upper right corner shows:
– the amount of ammo for the weapon you hold
– your current level
The bottom left corner shows:
– time left to Teleporter expiration
– the distance to the Teleporter
The Map
To make your passage a bit easier, you may take a look at the Labyrinth map.
Press <Tab> to look at the detailed map.
Press <Tab> twice to open the complete map.
Press <Esc> to close the map.
Remember: Map viewing is not always available and it costs money.
Inventory
During your trip through the Labyrinth, you will find many items such as bullets, health, armor, gold and keys.
When you pass over these items, your CyBerg will automatically pick them up unless your storage sack is full. These inventory items allow your
CyBerg to progress through his/her adventure.
Press <Select> to look at your Inventory.
Multi-Player Actions
How to connect with another player:
1. Press <Ins>.
2. Choose your opponent with <
éê >
3. Press <Enter>.
Your Cybiko computer will try to establish a connection with the chosen Cybiko computer. When the connection is established, your Labyrinth
and his will automatically be joined and the combined maze will be larger.
Each player’s Local Teleporter will close. Now you can do battle with this Cybiko computer owner, search for keys, find the Hyper Teleporter and
search for other items in his/her section of the Labyrinth!
If you manage to eliminate your opponent, step on his/her body and press <Select>. All his/her Inventory items will become yours.
If the connection fails, each of the players will continue the game on their current level.
End of Level
Once you arrive at the Teleporter, it will inform you the level you have been sent to. Congratulations! This game session ends. Now you can start
a new session from your new level.
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Level 0
You can continue playing until you reach Level '0' where … you will try to find the Spiral of Knowledge! But there are more hidden tests of your
skills here and no instructions from us. Good luck, warrior!
CYLANDIA
Welcome to CyLandia – the bright and mysterious CyWorld, which is a life simulator where your new friend called Cy-B lives and grows.
Learning about life and developing good habits, teleporting and trading with other players, getting married and giving birth to new Cy-Bs – this is
one interesting, fun CyLife game…enjoy!
The goal of the game
The goal of the game is to have your Cy-B live a full life to a ripe old age. While playing CyLandia you can earn money, give birth to little Cy-Bs
and more. The more developed your Cy-B is the higher your score you receive at the end.
Main Features
One human day is equal to one year in CyLandia. Each year in CyLandia has 4 days and 4 nights. When the moon appears in the window,
Cy-B has to go to bed.
Your Cy-B can do many things. Cy-B eats, drinks, goes to the bathroom, sleeps, etc., etc., etc. Initially you must assist your Cy-B to execute
these basic tasks. But soon, with good training, your Cy-B will get in the habit of doing these things on its own. To encourage good habits, be
sure to reward your Cy-B for doing a good job.
Your Cy-B has the 'genetic predisposition' of its parents. This means that if Cy-B’s parents were genetically intelligent, this Cy-B could also
be rather clever. But you'll still need to help him study - remember, nothing worth having is ever easy.
Trading with other CyLandia players – Train your Cy-B right and you could become a millionaire! You will start with a set amount of CyBucks –
Cy-B's money. You must manage his/her money intelligently by buying necessities wisely, investing in shares, and even selling goods to make
money. Take chances, be aggressive and see what happens!
Teleporting Cy-B to other devices. He/she just may meet their future spouse, get married and have a new Cy-Baby – Cool!
Pay attention to the CyLandia Newspaper for late-breaking news like new job openings, CyBurger shortages, clues, share offerings and more.
Start the game
BEFORE YOU START: Once you start the game, you cannot stop while your Cy-B is alive.
Your Cy-B is a small, artificially intelligent creature you must care for and train everyday. If you do not care for your Cy-B, his/her life will end and
cannot be regenerated.
Note: CyLandia Game continues while using another Game or Application and EVEN WHEN YOU TURN YOUR CYBIKO COMPUTER
OFF.
Run CyLandia often, especially when your Cy-B is small. Cy-Bs need your attention to learn good habits that stay with them for the rest of their
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Check your Cy-B at least 4-8 times per day. To ensure your Cy-B is getting his/her needs met, be sure to check on him/her often.
How to Start the Game
Press the <F7> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Games Desktop and choose the CyLandia icon.
Your Cybiko computer will display the Intro-screen, then you will see Cy-B's apartment. Use <
ç è> to view the different rooms in the apartment.
If you don't want to start the game now, DO NOT TOUCH THE DOOR. Press <Esc> to exit.
To start the game, touch the Door by moving the focus over the Door and pressing <Enter>.
A small Cy-B enters the flat. You're on your way in CyLandia!
First level: Cy-B – baby
This period lasts approximately 3 years (3 human days). Your Cy-B is small, fragile and earless. You must teach your Cy-B how to:
§ go to the bathroom
§ eat
§ drink
§ wash
If you train him/her fast and well, your Cy-B can pass to the next period early, at one and a half years old, not the normal three years. Your score
rises every time your Cy-B does the necessary task without help. You'll receive bonus points for early completion of tasks.
Second level: Cy-B – teen
Your Cy-B is getting bigger, but is still earless. The main objective of this period is to prepare your Cy-B for a job and for family life.
Basics
During this time you must teach your Cy-B to:
§ clean his/her room
§ study (read books)
§ exercise and enter sports
§ sleep at night
§ treat his/her diseases
§ communicate with other Cy-Bs
If your Cy-B has not achieved a certain level of intelligence, strength and sociability, he/she will not be able to find a job and earn money.
You must remember that the better you train your Cy-B the better job he/she will get in the future. And don't forget about the score!
Getting a Job
At 15 years old, your Cy-B is allowed to work. Read the CyLandia News every day to check out the job market. If you were not lazy during the
previous period, your Cy-B should be able to get a very good job with a good salary.
Big Business
As you will find Cy-B has a list of basics needs consisting of:
§ Food
§ Drink
§ Water
§ Electricity
§ Telecoms
§ Medications
You must purchase these items with CyBucks. If you buy them at the store or from a tradesman, they will be very expensive. You must find a way
to purchase them at the lowest price. CyLandia gives you this opportunity! First, you find a friend who sells you something at a reasonable price.
Second, you can buy shares. Every item is produced by one of three companies. When you buy stock in a company their products will be
cheaper for you to purchase. If you buy stock in all three companies, you achieve the lowest price.
There are 4 ways to get money in CyLandia:
§ You will get a small allowance, every year (one human day) while your Cy-B is under the age of 15.
§ You can get a job and earn a salary. Good jobs pay well and will cover your expenses.
§ You can sell goods to the store. This is a great way to get money instantly, but it is not very profitable, as stores do not pay well for goods they
buy.
§ The most profitable way to earn money is to sell goods to other CyLandia players and/or buy shares in companies (i.e. food, electric, etc.) The
more companies you own in the same field, and the more shares you collect, the cheaper prices will be for goods in the store. Then you can
buy these goods, sell them to other players and count your profits!
And it gets better…– you can earn money by selling your shares to others at a much higher price than you paid.
But remember – you must earn the right to buy stock. The CyLandia Newspaper proposes shares issued.
Also, you have a limited portfolio and can't buy everything, so, think about what you want for Cy-B, and have fun. You could live a full life
and…get rich!
Third level: Cy-B – adult
Love and Marriage
At last your Cy-B is sporting ears – this is the symbol of maturity and shows that he/she is self-reliant. Now that your Cy-B is an adult and has a
job, he/she can also fall in love and get married. You need to be faithful and allow daily visits, or your Cy-B will not have the opportunity to get
married.
Giving Birth to Cy-B babies
Once married, your female Cy-B can have a baby. Although this happens very rarely, it could happen to you! A baby Cy-B will appear if the
conditions are just right. After the little one arrives, take care of him/her. Raise him/her just the way you did your first Cy-B, but wait…. now you
need more money to buy food to feed everyone! Have fun!
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Death
When your Cy-B has lived a long, prosperous life in CyLandia, it's time for him/her to take a rest. One day you may find that your Cy-B has
disappeared. But don't worry, now you have a second generation and if the first generation did well… look out CyLandia – Gen2 will be a whole
new experience!! ....
CYLANDIA INFO
There is a Cylandia Demo installed in your Cybiko at the factory. To get the full version, go to www.cybiko.com. The release on the web-site can
be downloaded absolutely FREE.
BILLIARDS
Game Rules
You must put the balls in the billiard pockets, knocking them in with another ball that must be hit by a cue. If you put the ball straight into the
pocket (not through another ball), you lose your turn and your score stays the same. All balls are the same color. Cybiko computer will be your
opponent, or you can play with a friend. Your opponent and you take turns after one of you has missed hitting the pocket. The goal of the game is
to put as many balls into the pockets as possible. The one who places the most balls – wins.
How to Start the Game
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Billiards icon. You'll see the list of
other Cybiko computers around.
Choosing Your Partner
Choose a person with whom you wish to play using <
éê>, and press <Enter>. (If you choose "2 Users 1 Unit" you will play with a partner on
your Cybiko computer. If you choose "Computer" you will play against Cybiko computer.)
Your Cybiko computer will transmit to a selected partner and display the flashing message "asking”. When connection is established, you will see
the message “awaiting answer” in the string (otherwise you will see the message “no response”). Then one of the following two situations may
happen.
The selected partner has this game on his/her Cybiko computer. Then he/she will see the invitation to play the game on his/her device. He/she
can agree or refuse to play. The game will either begin or you will see the message “declined”.
If the user doesn’t have this game, you will be informed about it with the message “doesn’t have” in the person’s string.
You can offer to upload him/her this game instantly. Press <Enter> on this person again. You will see the message “offer upload”.
At the same time, your potential partner will receive the offer to accept the game on his/her device. He/she can agree to accept it or refuse it.
If he/she agrees to accept the game, you will see the progress-bar with the percentage of the game that’s already been uploaded. When it’s
completed, press <Enter> again to invite him/her to play the game.
If he/she declines your offer to upload the game, you will see the message “declined”.
How to Play
If a connection has been established, the game begins. A message field on the right of the game field acknowledges the connection.
How to hit the ball with the cue:
1. Choose a ball with <Tab> or <
éê>.
2. Settle the necessary angle of the cue by <
ç è>.
3. Hold <Enter> and then release.
The longer you hold the <Enter> key down, the stronger the shot will be.
You can also use numeric keys to control the strength of a shot.
How to spin the ball:
1. Press <Ins> to spin ball forward.
2. Press <Del> to spin ball backward.
The icon at the bottom right of the screen will indicate the spinning mode.
8 BALL
Billiards is one of the most popular games. We want to introduce you to an exciting variation of billiards. The key ball is number 8, from which this
game gets its name, "8 Ball."
Game Rules
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This game is a variation of billiards. There are two basic balls colors - solids and stripes, and there are two special balls - cue ball (white) and 8
ball (black).
Break - the way a player's color is determined
The player, on the initial break, can choose any place on the right-most quarter of the table to shoot from. If a ball is sunk during the break, the
player that broke must shoot at that color for the rest of the game - that is his/her color for the game.
If both solid and stripe balls are sunk on the break, the table is still open, and the next sunk ball determines which player gets which color (solid or
stripe). If the player doesn't sink any ball on the break - the next turn goes to the partner. If any ball is sunk on the break, the player that broke
gets to shoot again.
About taking turn
You must shoot the cue ball so it hits the ball of your color and at least one ball of your color is sunk - this is a correct turn. If not - the next turn
goes to the partner
The rule of cue ball
If one player sinks the cue ball the turn goes to the other player who must place the cue ball on the right-most quarter of the table and shoot at
any ball on the rest of the table.
Victory
If a player sinks the 8 ball before he/she sinks all his/her color balls, that player loses.
Whenever a player has sunk all of his/her balls, he/she must shoot at the 8 ball. If he/she sinks the 8 ball, that player wins. If a player sinks the
cue ball while shooting the 8 ball he/she loses.
How to Start the Game
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the 8 Ball icon. The 8 Ball intro-screen will
appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear.
Choosing your Partner
You need to choose your partner from the list by <Up/Down arrows> and press <Enter>. Your Cybiko computer will begin connecting to the
selected partner and will display the message "Waiting for answer." If a connection is established, the game begins.
You can choose "2 Users 1 Unit" mode in the partner list to play the game on one Cybiko computer.
If you want to play against Cybiko computer, choose "Computer”.
These two modes are at the end of the list.
How to Play
The playing field is a billiards table with 15 balls (7 solid, 7 stripe,) a cue ball (white), an 8 ball (black) and a cue (see Fig. 1).
Figure 1. 8 Ball screen
You must move if you see the message box "Your turn" (or "Turn of Player <your number>" in “2 Users 1 Unit”: mode). You must wait if you see
the message box "Your partner' s turn" (or "Turn of Player <partner's number>" in “2 Users 1 Unit” mode). Press any key to close these message
boxes.
To switch on/off information about the status of the turn during the game, press <Tab>.
If you see the image of a hand with the ball
in your turn, you must place the cue ball on the table.
How to place the cue ball
1. Use <Arrows> to define the position.
2. Press <Select>.
How to hit the cue ball with the cue
1. Select the necessary angle of the cue by <Arrows>.
2. Hold <Enter> for a length of time and then release.
Note: The longer you hold down <Enter>, the stronger the shot will be. The length of the cue during hitting shows you the strength of
from <1> to <9>.
End of the Game
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When the game is over, you will see a message showing the results: "You WIN!" or "You lose" (or Player 1 WINS!/ Player 2 WINS! in "2 Users 1
Unit" mode).
How to leave the game
1. Press <Esc>.
2. Press the "Quit" button to quit.
If you quit, your opponent's screen will display "Your partner surrendered. You WIN!"
MEN'S ROOM 2
This fun and entertaining game will grab your attention! At the same time, it tests your reflexes while making you laugh!
Rules of Men's Room 2
You have the board at the bottom of the playing field. At the top different things you find in a Men’s Room. Use the ball to hit the objects and
destroy each of them. You can move the board right or left to kick off the ball. If you don’t kick off the ball will disappear.
The game has 16 levels. One level is completed if all objects are destroyed. Your goal is to score the most points.
Adds one more ball after second hit.
Destroyed after third hit, scores 5 points.
Mine – blows up a column.
Extra mine – blows up a row.
Destroyed after third hit, scores 5 points.
Mirror – destroyed after second hit.
Paper – destroyed after the first hit, scores 1 point.
Brick – destroyed after the first hit, scores 1 point.
How to Start Men's Room 2
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Men’s Room 2 icon. The Men’s Room
2 intro-screen will appear. Press any key to make the intro-screen disappear.
You will see a playing field and an information field with the game score, the best score, the level, and the number of balls.
How to Play
Press <Enter> to begin the game or to continue the game with a new ball. Use <
ç è> to move the board.
Press <Enter> to detonate all mines when the timer appears on the board. Use <
ç è> to move the board. Press <Select> to catch a ball.
Recommendation: For better ball and board movements, set Communication Off in Cybiko computer Settings.
When you have lost all the balls, you will see the final information box with the latest score and the best score.
Press <Esc> to exit the game.
PINBALL PRO
The origin of this game is Billiards. But there's a difference – Pinball is for one player, and your goal is to achieve the highest score.
Rules of Pinball Pro
Your goal is to become the Pinball champion by scoring the most points. The playing field contains six holes. If the ball falls into a hole, you score
a defined amount of points and an animated character appears.
If the ball falls into a hole, it will be shot from the top right of the playing field.
The board contains speeding obstacles. If the ball hits an obstacle, 10 points are added. You will be awarded a ball for each 5,000 points.
How to Start Pinball Pro
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Pinball Pro icon. The Pinball Pro
intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear. You’ll see a playing field and information field with the level number,
the current score, the best score, the number of balls and a bar indicating the strength of the shot.
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How to Play
Press <Enter> to fire the ball. The longer you hold <Enter>, the stronger the shot will be. The shot will be completed when you release <Enter>.
Press <
ç> or <1> or <2> to control the left flipper.
Press <
è> or <0> or <BkSp> to control the right flipper and the right flipper ball.
Press <
é> or <6> to control the central flipper ball.
Press <Del> and <Ins> for horizontal and vertical tilt, respectively.
Recommendation: For better ball movements, turn Communications Off in Cybiko computer Settings.
When there are no balls remaining, you'll see the final information box with scores: the best and the last.
Press <Esc> to exit the game.
REVERSI 3
The game was invented by Mr. Waterman in England in 1888.
Rules of Reversi 3
The game is played on an 8x8 square board. Each player uses disks of certain color.
The object of the game is simple: dominate the board with your color!
Black always moves first.
Players take turns placing one disk on the board.
Capture - when any of one player's disks are surrounded on both sides (in any direction) by another player's disks. Captured disks then are
converted to another player's color.
A player's disk must be placed next to one of the partner's disks to create a capture.
If a player cannot make a legal move then the partner takes successive turns until the other player can make a legal move.
When it is no longer possible for either player to move, the game is over. Disks are counted and the player with the majority of his/her color disks
on the board is the winner.
Rating
In the game on two Cybiko computers there is a rating system.
Each player has a rating, which is formed from the game background. This consists of the opponent's rating and the result of the game. The
rating of a new player is 1,600 points.
Timer
In the game on two Cybikos, each player has the game time - the time for a player's own moves. If you exceed this time, you lose.
How to Start Reversi 3
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop and choose the Reversi 3 icon. The Reversi 3 intro-
screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear.
How to define game timeout
If you are the initiator of the game, you have to choose the timeout before you select a partner.
Use <Up/Down arrows> to select the time from the list and press <Enter>.
Then you'll see "Select partner" list.
Choosing your Partner
You need to choose your opponent from the list by using <Up/Down arrows>and pressing <Enter>. Your Cybiko computer will start connecting to
the selected person and will display the message "Waiting for answer". If a connection has been established, the game begins.
The partner can reject the request to play with the timeout you've defined. If so, you'll see "Select partner" list so you can choose another
partner, proposing to him/her the same timeout, or you may define another timeout to the original partner. Then press <Esc> in the "Select
partner" list. You'll see the "Select timeout" list so you can choose another time.
You can choose "2 Users 1 Unit" mode in partner list to play the game on one Cybiko computer.
If you want to play against Cybiko computer choose "Computer".
These two modes are at the end of the list.
How to Play
The game screen consists of the playing board and the message field, which shows the following:
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1. Color of your playing disk.
2. Your game timer (not in "2 Users 1 Unit" and not in "You vs. Cybiko computer" modes.)
3. The status of the current move - "Move" or "Wait…"
4. Color of opponent's playing disk.
5. Opponent's game timer (not in "2 Users 1 Unit" and not "You vs. Cybiko computer" modes).
Figure 1. Reversi 3 screen
If you want to see your rating and that of your opponent, press <R>. Press <Enter> to close rating box.
How to place the disk
1. Use <Arrows> to select a square.
Note: The pointer is a flashing rounded square if the move is legal and a flashing cross if the move is illegal.
2. Press <Enter> to place the disk.
The opponent's disks will change color according to the rules.
Note: If you position your pointer on the squares where your disk can't move, you'll see a cross sign on the square. If you try to make
an illegal move, you will hear an error crack sound.
If you cannot make a legal move, you'll see "Wait… " and your partner continues to play until you can make a legal move.
End of the Game
When the game is over, you will see a message showing the game results: "You WIN!", "You lose", "Draw", your rating and opponent's rating (or
Player 1 WINS!/ Player 2 WINS! in "2 Users 1 Unit" mode.)
The player whose time runs out loses the game.
How to leave the game
1. Press <Esc>.
2. Press the "Quit" button to quit.
If you quit, your opponent's screen will display "Your partner surrendered. You WIN!"
3. You can press the "Draw" button during your move if you want to suggest a draw.
Note: When you press "Draw," your opponent's screen will display "Your partner suggests a draw, do you agree?" If your opponent
agrees, you'll see the message "Draw." Otherwise the game will be continued.
Saving the Games
There may be times when the link is down. When this happens, the message "Link OFF" will appear on your screen. Don't worry, because your
unfinished game will be saved! If you choose the same partner, starting again, the game will be re-loaded and you can continue the unfinished
game.
Up to three unfinished games can be saved. If it is necessary to save a fourth game, then the oldest saved game will be deleted.
BLAZING BOARDS
Play Blazing Boards and show the world what kind of skills you have on your skateboard. Give it a chance, and you will be able to take the crown
of the best skater in the world!
Rules of the Game
Blazing Boards is a rear-view skateboarding racing game for 1 player. The object of the game is to grab the maximum points for performing tricks
while flying through the skateboard track in the shortest time possible!
When the game starts, you'll see your skater on the board. You have to wait for the numbers to count down from 3 to 1 on the screen. After this,
the word "Go!" flashes on the screen, and then you begin to control your hero - a skateboarder who performs different tricks and get points for
them. You must also complete the track in the limited amount of time available. Upon starting the game, each player has 2 minutes 30 seconds to
complete the race. Each time you pass checkpoint, your time to complete the level increases by 30 seconds. The objects that you may use to
perform astounding tricks are as follows:
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Use ramps that help you to jump.
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Use rails to perform tricks.
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Pick up bonuses - blaze icons - on your way. If you pick up 5 blaze icons, you start blazing - this'll greatly increase your speed and
jump height, and you will be able to complete more wicked tricks. Be on the alert and skate around obstacles that are in your way:
traffic cones and bars. If you are delayed, you’ll fall and waste a lot of time!
You may perform tricks in the air, on a rail and on the ground.
Tricks in the air:
BASIC JUMP TRICKS
Ollie Basic jump ( 5 points).
High Jump Character will release from the board, jump to a height indicated by the duration of the hold,
then land back down on the board (10 points).
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FLIPS
Kickflip Character jumps and the board spins 360 degrees clockwise along its lengthwise axis, perpendicular to the ground under him (10
points).
Double Flip Same as kickflip, only the board spins two complete turns (25 points).
Heelflip Character jumps and board spins 360 degrees counter-clockwise along its lengthwise axis, perpendicular to the ground under him (15
points).
Double Heel Same as heel, only the board spins two complete turns (50 points).
Triple Flip Same as kickflip, only the board spins three complete turns (70 points).
Triple Heel Same as heelflip, only the board spins three times (70 points).
SHOVE-IT TRICK
Pop Shove-It Board spins 180 degrees under the character parallel to the ground (5 points).
360 Shove-It Board spins 360 degrees under the character parallel to the ground (10 points).
540 Shove-It Board spins 540 degrees under the character in the air (15 points).
720 Shove-It Board spins 720 degrees under the character in the air (20 points).
SPIN TRICK
360 Spin Character and board spin clockwise 360 degrees (25 points).
540 Spin Character and board spin clockwise 540 degrees (30 points).
Backside 360 Character and board spin counter-clockwise 360 degrees (30 points).
720 Spin Character and board spin clockwise 720 degrees (70 points).
900 Spin Character and board spin two and a half revolutions (60 points).
SPECIALTY TRICKS
No Comply Character jumps with the board and the leg pushes off frame (20 points).
The Impossible Character jumps very high so the board can spin 360 degrees width axis and perpendicular to the ground (10 points).
Tricks on a rail:
GRIND TRICKS
50-50 Grind Character is on the board (5 points).
Nose Grind The board is attached to the rail at the front wheels (20 points).
Noseblunt The board is attached to the rail at the rear wheels (20 points).
BOARDSLIDE TRICKS
Boardslide The character with the board balanced in the center (15 points).
Backside Slide The character with the board balanced in the center (15 points).
Handstand Slide The character performs a quick handstand. Character and board turn with the board balanced in the center (25 points).
IN THE AIR
Blazing Grind Character jumps so the board can spin 360 degrees lengthwise, perpendicular to the ground, like a kickflip (25 points).
Skateboard on the ground:
TIC-TAC AND HANDSTAND TRICKS
Tic-Tac Character and board turn 45 degrees to the right and left 3 times (10 points).
Handstand Character does a handstand. He can't move right or left while in this trick (5 points).
180 TRICKS
Frontside 180 Character and board flips 180 (10 points).
Backside 180 Character and board flips 180 (10 points).
Walk the Dog Character links frontside 180 with backside 180 (15 points).
The end of the game
The game ends and you are a winner when you complete the track in limited time. When you finish before the time expires, you get 25 points for
every second that you save. The game also ends if you don't complete the track in limited time. If you get the highest number of points, you prove
that you are the best Cybiko skateboarder!
How to Start the Game
Press the <F5> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop, and choose the Blazing Boards icon. The Blazing
Boards intro-screen will appear. If you want to close the intro-screen before it ends, press any key and the intro-screen will disappear.
After the intro-screen runs, you'll see the Game Menu.
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Figure 1. Blazing Boards Game Menu screen
How to use Game Menu
Use <Up/Down arrows> to choose an option.
Press <Enter> to run it.
Select "Start game" to start the race.
Select "Local records" to view the Top 10 list of the best Cybiko skateboarders.
Select "Exit game" to quit the game.
How to play
The game screen shows you the playing field and informational areas (See Fig.2):
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in the upper left corner of the playing field, the timer is displayed. This shows you the time you have left to finish the track;
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in the upper right corner is your score - the points that you have earned;
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in the lower left corner of the screen, there is a hollow box that shows you how many "blazing" icons you have collected.
Figure 2. Blazing Boards screen
How to perform tricks
Press <Space> to pause the game and go to the Game Menu.
Use the <Left> & <Right> arrows to move side-to-side.
Want to jump? Press <Enter>. The longer you hold the button, the higher you jump. Want to grind? Line up with the rail and hit <Enter>.
Tricks are hidden on the Arrow, Tab, Select, Enter and Del buttons. Here's some to get you started:
<Select> + <Right> = Frontside 180
<Enter> + <Down> = High Jump
<Enter> then <Tab> = 360 Spin
<Right> on rail = Boardslide
<Tab> = Kickflip
<Del> + <Right> = No Comply
<Del> = Handstand
<Select> when on fire = 540 Shove-It
<Tab > + <Left> when on fire = Double Heel
Can you find how to perform all 35 tricks?
End of the Game
The game ends and you are a winner when you complete the track in the limited amount of time. The game also ends when you don't complete
the track in limited time. Anyway, you'll see the results screen (Fig.3).
Track score: points gained performing tricks on the track...
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Track time: time you have spent on the track...
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Time bonus: 25 for each second saved (less than 4:30)...
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Different tricks: number of different tricks performed during the ride
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Trick bonus: points for different tricks: the more tricks, the more points you earn
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Total score: Total points
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Figure 3. Results screen
If you are in the Top 10, you enter your name and view the Top 10 list. Then, you'll see the results screen again. Press <Enter> to go to the
Game Menu.
How to leave the game
Press <Space> to go to the Game Menu.
Select "Exit game" to exit the game.
CYBIKO SUPERBIKE
For many years, your moto-cross team has tried to earn the title of "Champion of the Moto-cross World", in the Moto-cross Marathon race. They
have yet to succeed. Now, they've placed all their hopes in you! Go out and prove that you are the best!
Rules of the Game
Cybiko Superbike is a rear-view motorcycle racing game for 1 player. The object of the game to be the fastest in the Moto-cross competitions!
There are three different tracks in the game: the simplest "Training", the more demanding "Advanced", and the most difficult "Expert". Upon
starting the game, you have to choose the track that you prefer to race on. Taking part in the race on every track consists of 2 phases: a
Qualifying Lap phase and a race phase. For the Qualifying Lap phase, the player starts out on the track alone and must complete one lap for a
qualifying time. After the player completes a lap, their time for that lap determines his/her starting position at the start of the race. Once this has
been determined, the race phase of the level starts. There are three laps in the race. There are 10 motorcycles (your motorcycle and 9
opponents). There will be a countdown from three, and, after "Go!!!" flashes, you will begin to control your motorcycle as you try to win the race.
There are three laps in "Training" track, four laps in the "Advanced" track, and five laps in the "Expert" track. The race on each track is over when
you complete all the laps of that track. Try to do your best to be the first racer!
The end of the race
The race ends if you finish the race phase. A message will appear telling you your place in the Top Ten.
If you drive too slowly
The maximum time allowed to complete the qualifying lap is 3 minutes. If you exceed this time, you will begin the race in the tenth position,
although you are out of qualifying range.
If you are lapped once by the next to last racer, the race will end at the moment when he comes to the finish line. The game will also end if it
takes you more than 10 minutes to finish a lap.
How to Start the Game
Press the button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Games Desktop, and choose the Cybiko Superbike icon. The Cybiko
Superbike intro-screen will appear. If you want to close the intro-screen before it ends, press any key and the intro-screen will disappear. After
the intro-screen runs, you'll see the Choose Track Menu.
How to use Choose Track Menu
Use <Up/Down arrows> to choose an option.
Press <Enter> to run.
Select "Training" to choose the simplest track.
Select "Advanced" to choose more demanding track.
Select "Expert" to choose the most difficult track.
Press <Esc>, and choose the "Quit" button, to exit the game.
After you have choosen the track that you prefer to race on, the Start Game Menu appears.
In the Start Game Menu, you'll find the track map and the best lap results on this track.
How to use Start Menu
Use <Arrows> to choose an option.
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Press <Enter> to run.
Select "Qualifying Lap" to start the Qualifying Lap.
Select "Track Map" to view the map of the track.
Select "Lap Records" to view the Top Ten list of the fastest lap times on that track.
Select "Exit" to exit the game.
Press to exit to the Choose Track list.
If you choose "Track Map" you'll see the next screen (See Fig.1). The Track map screen shows you the layout of the track, its length, the number
of laps in the race, the name of the racer that currently has the best lap time on the track, his/her time, and the date it was achieved.
Figure 1. Track map
When you pass the Qualifying lap, the Race Menu that includes the Qualifying lap results appears. In the Qualifying Results screen, you may
see your name, lap time, and your starting position in the race.
How to use Race Menu
Use <Up/Down arrows> to choose an option.
Press <Enter> to run.
Select "Start Race" to start the race.
Select "Qualifying Results" to view the Qualifying Lap results.
Select "Track Map" to view the map of the track.
Select "Lap Records" to view the Top Ten list of fastest lap times on the track.
Select "Exit" to exit the game.
Press <Esc>, and choose the "Quit" button, to exit the game.
When you pass the race phase, the Restart Menu appears. Here you may view your position and time in the Race Results screen, and choose to
continue or exit the game.
How to use Restart Menu
Use <Up/Down arrows> to choose an option.
Press <Enter> to run it.
Select "Restart…" or press <Esc> to go to the Choose Track menu.
Select "Race Results" to view the race results.
Select "Track Map" to view the map of the track.
Select "Lap Records" to view the Top Ten list of fastest lap times on the track.
Select "Exit" to exit the game.
How to Play
If you are in the qualifying phase, the game screen shows you the playing field, the best lap time in qualifying phase the upper left corner of the
screen, your lap time in the upper right part of the screen, and your speed in the upper middle part of the screen (See Fig.2, Fig.3). The word
"Qualifying" will appear for a few seconds before the start of the lap. If you are in the race phase, the game screen shows you the playing field,
the best lap time and the lap number in the upper left corner of the screen, your lap time and the track number in the upper right part of the
screen, and your speed in the upper middle part of the screen. The word "Race" appears for a few seconds before start of the race.
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Figure 2. Game screen (Qualifying lap) Figure 3. Game screen (Race)
How to control the racer
Use <Left/Right arrows> to turn your racer left or right.
Press <Enter> and hold to accelerate.
Press <Select> and hold to decelerate.
Press <Del> to place the racer in the center of the road.
Press <Esc>, and choose the "Quit" button, to exit the game.
End of the Race
The race ends when you finish the race phase. You see your race time and the next message: "You are the <numeral> place winner!"
If you are in the Top Three you see the next picture (See Fig.4).
Figure 4.Final Race screen
How to leave the game
Press <Esc> and choose the "Quit" button during the play.
Press <Esc> and choose the "Quit" button in the Choose Track Menu and Race Menu or press <Esc> in Start Menu and Restart Menu to exit the
game. You may also choose "Exit" in any game menu to exit the game.
If you want to restart press <Esc> in the Start Menu, Restart Menu to go to the Choose Track Menu or choose "Restart" in the Restart Menu.
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APPLICATIONS DESKTOP
Press the F4 button on the Shortcut Bar or choose the Applications icon on the Main Desktop to display the Applications Desktop.
The following applications are resident on your Cybiko computer:
§ Organizer
§ Text Editor & Journal
§ Music Composer
§ Address/Phone Book
§ Graphic Editor
§ Uploader & File Manager
§ Calculator
§ Study Stools
Note: the starting application package on your Cybiko computer may be different from the one listed here. You can download any of
applications described here and many more applications from www.cybiko.com for FREE!
In addition, we will be posting applications FREE at www.cybiko.com.
Move through the icons using <
ç è>. Press <Enter> to start the Application.
Note: You can change the order of icons with <Fn><
ç
è>. Pressing numeric keys <1,2,3...> from your Desktop will start the
Application, whichever icon is first (second, third…) on the Applications Desktop.
ORGANIZER
The organizer stores and reminds you of events that you've defined on certain dates and times.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Organizer icon. Press <Enter>.
The Organizer intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear.
You'll see the Organizer menu. To choose a menu item, use arrow keys and press <Enter>. To exit an opened item, press <Esc>.
To Do List Item
You may enter a new task or view, edit, and delete existing tasks.
Tasks are sorted according to their date (from earliest to latest) and priority (from highest to lowest.) High-priority items are marked +!, medium-
priority items are marked +, low-priority items are unmarked.
Use <
éê> to move through the tasks.
Note: If you have an SMC or Memory Card inserted into your Cybiko computer, you will also see the item SMC or Card Flash. Press
<Enter> to show the information stored on it. Use these just as you would if they were on your Cybiko computer’s initial flash. To go
back, choose the item Device Flash and you will see tasks stored on Cybiko computer’s flash. This note concerns all the items of the
Organizer menu.
How to create a new task or edit an existing task:
1. Choose "<New>…" for a new task or choose an existing task and press <Enter>. You'll see the Task Edit Sheet.
2. <Tab>, <Enter> moves you through the line fields.
3. Enter parameters of the task by using the keys. <Select> or <
ç è> change the prescribed values such as Priority, or Reminder. You can
use <Select>, <Shift><Select> or <Fn><Select> for scrolling the Date and Time. Or use the keypad to type values such as Date, Time, or Task.
The month may be entered by typing the first three letters.
4. Press <Enter>, <Select> or <
ê> on the Task/Appointment field to enter or edit. Press <Enter> or <é> to accept the changes or <Esc> to
reject them.
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5. Press <Esc> to exit the To Do List.
The new task will automatically be displayed in the To Do List.
Note: If you are in the list of tasks saved on an SMC or Memory Card, then choosing the item <New>… will create a new task on this
device, but not on your Cybiko computer’s initial flash.
How to use Reminder
Reminder can take on prescribed values: off, on, 5 min, 1 hour and 1 day.
When you put the Reminder ON, wherever you are in any game or application, you will see a dialog box with this task at the time you set in the
Time and Date:
Press Snooze in order to see the same dialog box in 5 min. Pressing OK will allow you to exit the box, and there won’t be any future reminders.
When you put the Reminder at 5 min, 1 hour or 1 day, you will see a similar dialog box with the time remaining until the time you set for this task:
Controls OK and Snooze act as in the previous instance.
When you turn the Reminder off for a task, you will receive no reminder of this task in the future.
Note: Pressing Snooze always results in the reappearance of the Dialog box in 5 minutes.
Note: Reminder works according to the time set on your Cybiko computer. Check that this time is correct. Otherwise, Reminder will
work incorrectly.
How to edit a task directly in the To Do List:
1. To define a task as completed, choose it and press <Delete>. It'll be crossed off the list. To delete a task from the list, press <Del> once
again, and answer, "Yes" to the dialog box question "Do you wish to delete this task?"
Note: When a task is defined as completed, you can restore it by pressing <Fn>-<Del>.
2. Press <Ins> to enter a new task.
2. To change a task's priority, press <Fn><Select>. Then use <Select> to choose the priority. Press <Enter>.
How to perform additional actions
1.
Choose the task in the list. Press <Fn><Enter>. You will see the Actions menu:
2. Using
<
éê>, choose the action and press <Enter>.
Strike out – strikes out the task from the list.
Restore – restores the struck-out task.
Delete – deletes the task from the list.
Move to… - moves the task from one flash to another.
Copy to… - copies the task from one flash to another.
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Open – opens the task.
When you wish to move or copy the task, you will see the screen Copy to or Move to with another flash. Choose the flash and press <Enter> on it.
Daily Item
You may view tasks for today. If Reminder is switched on for the task, you'll see a special icon next to it. Use the same functions to edit as for a
To Do List item.
Weekly/Monthly Item
A weekly/monthly sheet is displayed (rows – periods of time/weeks; columns – days of the week). If there is a task listed for a definite period, the
square will be black.
How to edit tasks:
1. To choose a definite period, use <
éêç è>, or <Tab>.
2. To define a new task or to edit existing tasks, press <Enter> on the chosen period. Then follow the instructions for How to create a new task
or edit an existing task (see above.)
3. Press <Ins> on the sheet cell to create a new task.
4. Press <Shift><
ç è> to scroll the weeks/months.
How to recover damaged database
A backup copy of Organizer database file is created on your PC each time you connect your Cybiko computer to CyberLoad. This file is named
organizer.dat and is placed in <Your CyberLoad directory>\Backup\<your CyID>\
(by default, it's C:\Program Files\Cybiko\CyberLoad\Backup\<your CyID>).
If your Organizer database is corrupted for some reason, copy organizer.dat to your Cybiko computer to restore it!
How to exit Organizer:
Choose the Organizer menu screen and press <Esc>.
TEXT EDITOR & JOURNAL
Text Editor and Journal lets you make short text notes.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Text Editor/Journal icon. Press <Enter>. The Text
Editor/Journal intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear. You'll see the dialog box "Open Text File" which allows
you to create new files and to open existing files.
How to Work
To create a new file:
1. Press <Enter> on <New file>… or press <Ins>.
2. Type in the file name.
3. Press <Enter>.
A blank screen appears to allow you to enter your notes. Use <Del>, <Ins>, <Backspace>, and <Space> to edit the text.
How to use My Journal:
1. Place cursor on My Journal and press <Enter>. Cursor will be placed right after the current date.
2. Enter today's notes or edit the previous day's notes.
Press <Esc> to return to the list of files. Press <Esc> again to return to Applications Desktop.
To upload, rename, view or delete a file:
1. Choose the file you want to change.
2. Press <Fn><Enter>.
3. Choose a menu action to upload, rename the file, view or delete the file.
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MUSIC COMPOSER
The Music Composer allows you to play, create and edit melodies.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Music Composer icon. Press
<Enter>. The Music Composer intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear. You'll see the dialog box "Open
Melody" which allows you to create new files and to open existing files.
How to create a new melody:
1. Choose <New file>.
2. Type in the file name.
3. Press <Enter>.
Actions with existing files:
1. Opening up a file:
Use <
éê> to select the file and press <Enter>.
2. Uploading, renaming and deleting a file:
Use <
éê> to select the file and press <Fn><Enter>.
Choose the action you want to do from the drop out dialog.
Select a partner if you want to upload the file. If your partner wishes to get the file, you'll see an uploading progress-bar. If he or she declines –
you'll see a message "Transfer rejected by receiving device."
Music Composer Screen
The Music Composer screen consists of a notation area and a toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
The Toolbar has three controls: transposition (first octave/second octave), tempo (slow, medium, fast) and play/stop.
To switch between the notation area and the toolbar controls, use <Tab>.
To choose a variant of the control, use <Select>.
How to create a new melody:
1. Switch to the notation area.
2. Use the Key Table (see below) to place notes.
3. Choose transposition mode and tempo of your melody.
The Key Table
NOTE
FIRST OCTAVE KEYS
SECOND OCTAVE KEYS
C Z
Q
C sharp
S
2
D X
W
D sharp
D
3
E C
E
F V
R
F sharp
G
5
G B
T
G sharp
H
6
A N
Y
A sharp
J
7
B M
U
Pause <Space>
How to edit a note:
1. Choose a note in the notation area using <
ç> and <è>.
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2. Use <
é> or <ê> to change the duration of the note.
3. Use <Shift><
é> or <Shift><ê> to change the tone of the note.
Use a key from the Key Table to insert a new note before the selected note. To insert new note instead of the selected note, press <Ins>. To
switch off insert-mode, press <Ins> again.
To delete a note, press <Del> on the selected note.
To play the melody, press <Enter>. To stop the melody, press <Esc>.
How to exit Music Composer:
1. Press <Esc>. If you've changed the melody, answer: "Do you wish to save changes?" in the dialog box.
2. Press <Esc>.
ADDRESS/PHONE BOOK
This application allows you to store the phone numbers, mailing addresses, e-mail addresses, and short information for up to 100 of your friends.
You can also send e-mail messages to your friends, accept their business cards to your Phone Book, and upload your business card to their
Phone Books.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Address/Phone Book icon. Press <Enter>. The
Address/Phone Book intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear. You'll see the Address/Phone Book screen.
<New>… – creates a new record in the Address/Phone Book.
List of records – contains previously created records in alphabetical order.
Press <Fn><I> to view Phone Book size info.
Note: If you have an SMC or a Memory Card inserted into your device, you will also see the item SMC... or Card Flash... Press <Enter> to
show the information contained in it. Use these records just as you would if they were on your Cybiko computer. To go back, choose
the item Device Flash... and you will see all records stored on your Cybiko computer.
How to create a new record
1. Choose "<New>…" with <
éê> and press <Enter>.
Note: You can also create a new record by pressing <Ins> in any screen of the Address/Phone Book.
2. Enter the nickname in the edit string of the dialog box. You'll see the record screen:
3. Use <
éê> to move through the items: ID, First Name, Last Name, Phone, E-mail, ICQ, Address, Other.
4. Use <Tab>, <Select>, <
è> or <Enter> to move to the data input fields.
5. Type values in the data input fields.
Note: If you enter the wrong ID (one that does not exist), it will not be accepted.
6. Press <Enter> or <
éê> to accept the parameters or <Esc> to reject them.
7. Press <Esc> to exit the record screen.
Note: If you are in the list of stored files on an SMC or Memory Card, then pressing <Ins> or choosing the item <New>… will create a
new record on this device, but not on Cybiko computer.
How to change the right-hand part in the list of records
When you're on the Address/Phone Book screen, you may change the right-hand part of the list.
Pressing <Fn><P> will show you the phone numbers on the right-hand part of the records.
Pressing <Fn><E> will show you the e-mail addresses.
How to edit a record
1. Use <
éê> to move through the list of existing records.
2. Press <Enter> to choose items for editing. You will see the record screen.
3. Use <
éê> to move through the items: ID, First Name, Last Name, Phone, ICQ, Address, Other.
4. Use <Tab>, <Select>, <
è> or <Enter> to move to the data input fields.
5. Type values in the data input fields.
6. Press <Enter> or <
éê> to accept the parameters or <Esc> to reject them.
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7. Press <Esc> to exit the record screen.
Note: If you only need to change the telephone number or e-mail address, just choose the person in the list of existing records and
press <Tab>, <Select> or <
è>. After editing, press <Enter> to save the changes or <Esc> to reject them.
How to perform additional actions
1. Press <Fn><Enter> on the existing records to load the Action list when you're on the Address/Phone Book Screen. You will see the Action
list.
2. Use <
éê> to choose the action.
3. Press <Enter>.
Action List
New – creates a new record in the list.
Rename – changes the nickname.
Delete – deletes the record from the list.
Send E-mail – allows you to write an e-mail message to the selected person.
Accept B-Card– requests Business Card from the selected person.
Send my – sends your Business Card to the selected person.
Edit my B-Card – allows you to edit your Business Card.
Copy to… - copies the record from one flash to another.
Move to… - moves the record from one flash to another.
Note: The actions Copy to… and Move to… will only be in the Action list if you have an SMC or a Memory Card inserted into your
device.
How to rename a record:
1. Choose Rename in the Action list.
2. Use the keypad to enter new nickname.
3. Press <Enter> or <
éê> to accept the change or <Esc> to reject it.
How to delete an entry:
1. Choose Delete in the Action list. You will see the dialog box with a question.
2. Choose Yes to confirm the deletion or No to reject it.
Note: You may also delete the existing record when you're on the Address/Phone Book screen. Move the cursor to the record that you
wish to delete and press <Del>.
How to send E-mail:
1. Choose Send E-mail in the Action list.
2. You will find a detailed manual on sending e-mail messages in the E-mail application description.
How to request a Business Card:
1. Choose Accept B-Card in the Action list. You'll see the list of all nearby people.
2. Choose a person whose Business Card you wish to have.
3. Press <Enter> to accept the Business Card or <Esc> to exit.
The Business Card of the selected person will appear in your Address/Phone Book.
Note: If you have Memory Card or Card Flash, you will be able to accept Business Cards on it. When you choose a person whose
Business Card you wish to accept, you will see the "Save B-Card on" screen. Using <Up/Down arrows>, choose the flash where you
wish to save the Business Card and press <Enter>.
How to send my Business Card:
1. Choose Send my B-Card in the Actions list. You'll see the list of all nearby people.
2. Choose a person whom you wish to send your Business Card.
3. Press <Enter> to send the Business Card or <Esc> to exit.
Your Business Card will appear in the Address/Phone Book of the selected person.
Note: You may also upload your Business Card straight from the Desktop by pressing <Ins>.
How to edit my Business Card:
1. Choose Edit my B-Card in the Actions list. You will see Your Business Card screen.
2. Use <
éê> to move through the items: ID, First Name, Last Name, Phone, ICQ, Address, Other.
3. Use <Tab>, <Select>, <
è> or <Enter> to move to the data input fields.
4. Type values in the data input fields.
5. Press <Enter> or <
éê> to accept the parameters or <Esc> to reject them.
6. Press <Esc> to exit Your Business Card screen.
How to recover damaged database:
A backup copy of Address/Phone Book database file is created on your PC each time you connect your Cybiko computer to CyberLoad. This file
is named phonebook.dat and is placed in <Your CyberLoad directory>\Backup\<your CyID>\
(by default it's C:\Program Files\Cybiko\CyberLoad\Backup\<your CyID>).
If your Address/Phone Book database is corrupted for some reason, run CyberLoad and copy phonebook.dat to your Cybiko computer to restore
it!
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How to exit Address/Phone Book:
Choose the Address/Phone Book screen and press <Esc>.
ALARM/CLOCK
You can see the time on the bottom of your Desktop. The clock application is always on, even when you turn your Cybiko computer off.
Also, the alarm works even if you turn your Cybiko computer off!
How to display full screen Clock:
Just press <Space> anywhere on the Desktop.
The upper section is the Current date.
The middle section is the Current time.
The lower section is the Alarm field.
To set current time, date and alarm:
See instructions in Settings section.
How to turn off the alarm beep:
Simply press any key.
UPLOADER & FILE MANAGER
This application allows you to wirelessly send applications, games, pictures and songs to any of your CyFriends. It also allows you to view
pictures, listen to music, play games, use applications and copy files from your Cybiko computer to an SMC or a Memory Card and back, if the
card is currently inserted in your device.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Uploader&File manager icon. Press <Enter>. You'll
see list of files on your Cybiko computer. In addition to these files, you'll see the flash (i.e. SMC or Card Flash), if you're currently using one of the
proper cartridges.
Use <
éê> to move through the list.
On the right if each file you will see its size
The right section of a flash shows its free size/full size.
How to show stuff on SMC or Memory Card
Press <Enter> on the item SMC (in the case of MP3 cartridge with SMC inserted) or Card Flash (in case of Memory Card). It will show you all files
stored on the cartridge and the item Device Flash. The right section of this item shows its free size/full size. You can use files on SMC or Memory
Card the same way as files stored on the Cybiko computer itself.
To return back to the list of files on your Cybiko computer flash, press <Enter> on the item Device Flash.
How to view or play a file
1.Choose a file that you wish to view or play.
2. Press <Enter>. The Actions menu will appear:
3. Choose View or Play and press <Enter>.
Note: Files opened this way may not be edited; they can only be viewed or listened. On exiting such files, you will return back to the
Uploader&File Manager.
How to start a game or an application
1. Choose a game or application wish to run.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Run and press <Enter>.
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Note: On exiting applications and games running this way, you will return to the Uploader&File Manager.
How to send files to your friend
1. Place cursor on a file.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Upload and press <Enter>.
4. Choose your CyFriend from list.
5. Press <Enter>.
Your Cybiko computer will connect wirelessly to your friend's Cybiko computer and announce that you want to send the file. If your friend wishes
to get the file, you'll see an uploading progress-bar. If he or she declines – you'll see a message "Transfer rejected by receiving device."
Note: If there is not enough free space, your friend's Cybiko computer will notify you that the transfer has been rejected. At the same
time it notifies your friend that there is not enough free space on his/her Cybiko computer.
How to rename a file
1. Choose a file that you wish to rename.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Rename and press <Enter>. Enter the new file name.
Note: If pressing <Enter> doesn't show the action Rename, it means that this file cannot be renamed.
How to delete a file
1. Choose a file that you wish to delete.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Delete and press <Enter>.
Note: You can also delete a file by pressing <Del> on it when you're in the list of files.
Note: Use <Tab> to move between the controls Yes and No in the dialog box to confirm or reject deleting.
How to copy a file
1. Choose a file that you wish to copy.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Copy to… and press <Enter>.
4. Choose destination to where you wish to copy the file and press <Enter>.
Note: If you wish to copy to the same flash, you will be asked to enter another file name, as you can't have two files with identical
names on the flash.
How to move a file
1. Choose a file that you wish to move.
2. Press <Enter>.
3. Choose Move to… and press <Enter>.
4. Choose destination to where you wish to move the file and press <Enter>.
This file will be deleted from the old flash and you will find it on the new one.
How to display hidden files
1. Exit to the Main Desktop.
2. Enter Settings.
3. Select "System" section.
4. Select ON in "Show hidden files" field.
5. Exit Settings and run Uploader & File Manager.
Hidden system files will be added to the file list. Hidden file names will be displayed in gray.
Note: you are not able to copy, move, rename, or delete these files.
How to exit
Press <Esc> to exit the application when you are on the Uploader&File Manager Screen.
Note: If the Action menu is on the screen, then pressing <Esc> you will only exit this screen, not the application itself.
CALCULATOR
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Calculator icon.
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How to Calculate
1. Use numeric keys to enter the numbers.
2. Use the following table for functions:
KEY
NUMBER OR OPERATION
<Del>, <->
-
<Ins>, <+>
+
<Tab>, </>
/
<Select>, <*>
*
<Enter>, <=>
=
<Backspace>, <E>
CE (clears the displayed number.)
<Esc> pressed once or <C>
C (clears the current calculation.)
<Esc> pressed twice
Returns to Applications Desktop
STUDY STOOLS
Study Stools is an application that keeps track of your homework assignments. You can then review homework assignment records to ensure that
they get completed. The application also allows you to add your own subjects to the subject list.
How to Start
Press the <F4> button on the Shortcut Bar above the screen, or open the Applications Desktop and choose the Study Stools icon. Press
<Enter>. The intro-screen will appear. Press any key and the intro-screen will disappear.
How to Operate
You will see the Study Stools Control menu screen (see Fig. 1).
Figure 1. Study Stools Control menu screen
New Assignment - to add a new assignment or assignments.
View Assignment - to open the list of the last seven records.
Exit - to exit the application.
Use <Up/Down arrows> to select the menu item. Press <Enter> to execute it.
New Assignment Screen
The New Assignment screen (see Fig. 2) consists of:
•
Subject field (upper small string).
•
Assignment text field (middle field).
•
Buttons "Add" and "Exit."
Figure 2. New Assignment screen
How to add a new assignment
1. Use <Select> to choose existing subjects, or press <Down arrow> and select a subject from the list.
2. Press <Enter> or <Tab>.
3. Type the assignment using the keypad.
4. Press <Tab> to switch to the "Add" button.
5. Press <Enter>.
The information box will show that the assignment has been added. To close this box, press <Enter> or <Esc>.
Working with the subject base
•
To add a new subject, type it in the subject string (not more than 15 characters) and press <Ins> or press <Fn> <Enter> in the subject
string and choose "Add" from the drop-down menu. Confirm the addition by pressing <Enter> in the opened box.
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To delete a subject from the base, select it using <Select> (it must be highlighted) and press <Del> or press <Fn> <Enter> in the
subject string and choose "Remove" from the drop-down menu. Confirm the deletion by pressing <Enter> in the opened box.
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To restore default base of subjects, press <Fn> <Enter> and choose "Set default" from the drop-down menu. Confirm the setting by
pressing <Enter> in the opened box.
You can enter the parameters for the next assignment without quitting to the main menu.
To exit the New Assignment screen to the main menu, use <Esc> or select the "Exit" button using <Tab> and press <Enter>.
View Assignment Screen
Here you can see the assignment records for the last seven times you used the application (see Fig. 3).
Figure 3. View Assignment screen
Each record has the following format: Month, Day, Year, and number of the assignments on this date. To open the list of assignments for a
definite date, use <Up/Down arrows> to select it and press <Enter>.
The list for the selected day will be opened.
To exit the View Assignment screen to the main menu, use <Esc>.
Date Screen
The Date screen shows you all assignments of the date (see Fig. 4).
Figure 4. Date screen
How to view an assignment
1. Use <Up/Down arrows> to select an assignment.
2. Press <Enter>.
Press <Esc> to close the view box.
How to mark an assignment as completed
1. Use <Up/Down arrows> to select an assignment.
2. Press <Del>. An assignment will be crossed.
Note: To remove the crossed mark, press <Del> on this assignment.
Saving Personal Data
All records and changes in the subject base are stored in the file study.dat which you can see in the Uploader/File Manager application. If you
want to delete all the records you've made and restore the default subjects, delete this file.
How to Exit Application
Press <Esc> in the main menu or select the Exit item of the main menu and press <Enter>.
SETTINGS
Cybiko computer is very flexible. You can change the configuration of the device quickly using the Settings function.
How to start
Go to the Main Desktop or press the <F1> button. Find the icon called Settings. Press <Enter>. The settings intro-screen will appear. Pressing
any key will move you to the main Settings screen. In the main screen you'll see a menu with four items: System, Alerts, Applications, Clock.
Press <Enter> on desired item to see the list of items you can change.
How to change item:
1. Position cursor on the item you want to change.
2. Press <Enter> or <Select>.
3. Use <Select> to change the value of the item or type in a new value.
4. Press <Enter>.
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System
Password – enables a password, which is requested after you switch on the device.
Set password – type in your password here. The password must consist of 3 numbers only (e.g. 398). If you did not enter anything into the item
field, the Password will be automatically switched to the OFF mode when you leave Settings.
Attention! Please remember your password. If you forget your password, the only way to activate the device is to search all 1000
possible passwords or reinstall all software.
Brightness – changes LCD screen brightness.
Note: Pressing <Fn><F2> also changes the LCD brightness.
Contrast – changes LCD screen contrast.
Mute – makes the device completely silent. By default, this setting is OFF.
Note: Pressing <Fn><F1> turns this setting ON. Pressing once again turns it back OFF.
Sound effects and Music – switches sound effects and music ON/OFF.
Vibration – enables and disables all vibration.
Note: Pressing <Fn><F3> turns this setting ON. Pressing once again turns it OFF.
Communications – enables and disables RF Communication. If you turn Communications OFF, your device will not send or receive any RF
signals. This can be used when you need to save the batteries.
Wizard – turns that series of questions about your nickname, age, etc. when your Cybiko computer is loading called the Start Up Wizard ON and
OFF.
Show hidden files – enables and disables displaying hidden files in Uploader&File Manager file list.
Alerts
Mail alerts... – Press <Enter> to see the list of alerts for private incoming messages. You can choose whether you wish to hear a sound and feel
a vibration.
Chat alerts... – Press <Enter> to select on/off alerts when receiving a private message. You can turn on/off a sound or a vibration, and seeing the
Dialog box with the text of a message. Exception: while you are on the Desktop (and only there), you will receive all these alerts regardless of
what you have entered in Settings.
People alerts... – Press <Enter> to see the alerts notifying you that a person who matches the request you have entered in You&Me appears in
your neighborhood. You can turn on/off a sound or a vibration, and seeing the Dialog box for inviting this person to chat. Exception: while you are
on the Desktop (and only there), you will receive all these alerts regardless of what you have entered in Settings.
Games alerts... – Press <Enter> to see a list of alerts notifying you that somebody is inviting you to play a game. You can turn on/off a sound or a
vibration, and seeing the Dialog box with the text of invitation message. Exception: while you are on the Desktop (and only there), you will receive
all these alerts regardless of what you have entered in Settings.
Applications
Desktop speed. Changes the speed of moving between the icons on the Desktop.
Intro-screens. This option turns ON/OFF the Intro-screens that appear when you start applications.
Measurement units. Choose the desired units of measure (US – pounds and feet, Eu – kilograms and meters).
Clock
Time, Alarm and Date. These settings allow you to set current time and date as well as turn on the alarm.
Note: You always see the current time at the bottom of your Desktop. To change the time and current date, or to set the alarm use
setting described above.
Note. Pressing <Fn><F4> turns alarm ON and OFF.
Communication Control
This section appears only if the Cybiko computer’s owner is under age of 13. Here parents can enable/disable RF communication. This section is
protected by a password (the one that was entered when you turned your Cybiko computer on for the first time.)
Communications – enables and disables RF Communications. If Communications are OFF in this section, you will not be able to turn it ON in the
System section or by using the <Fn><F5> hotkey combination.
Set password – here a new password can be set. The password must consist of up to 5 characters.
Attention! Please remember your password. If you forget your password, the only way to activate the device is to search all 1000
possible passwords or reinstall all software.
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PC AND INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
Cybiko computer has many exciting possibilities, including more games, applications and information which can be downloaded from our web-site
www.cybiko.com.
START BY ESTABLISHING YOUR PERSONAL ACCOUNT ON www.cybiko.com:
1. Go to www.cybiko.com using a standard web-browser like Internet Explorer 4.0 or Netscape 4.0.
2. On the main page choose Sign Up.
3. Follow the instructions.
To download new programs you'll need a special program called CyberLoad. You can get this program from our web-site.
How to prepare to download new applications and games:
1. Go to www.cybiko.com.
2. On the main page choose Download games.
3. Choose How to download and follow the instructions.
If you already have CyberLoad, click to launch and proceed with downloading. If not, download CyberLoad installer from our site and run it to
install CyberLoad.
After you have installed CyberLoad on your computer, you're ready to download files from our web-site or from your PC onto your Cybiko
computer.
With CyberLoad, you can also create pictures on your PC and send them to your Cybiko computer. Just click on <Converter> and see how it
works... You can use Converter Help for instructions.
How to download:
1. Turn your Cybiko computer OFF.
2. Plug the Cybiko computer into one end of the RS 232 Cable and the other end into your PC external COM port.
3. Run the already installed CyberLoad on your PC.
4. Turn your Cybiko computer back ON.
5. Check out applications on the left of the screen and press <Download>.
If you do not have enough free space on your Cybiko computer you should move some applications to your PC.
Note: It is necessary to remove some programs from your Cybiko computer to free up memory before you download more programs
onto your device. There is a limited amount of memory, and problems may occur if the device is overloaded.
Note: When you're in the Desktop you don’t need to turn your Cybiko computer off in order to download or upload. Just use an RS
232 Cable, and then run the already installed CyberLoad on your PC. After downloading, the application or game will immediately
appear on your device.
How to move files to your PC:
1. Tick the applications you want to move on the right of the screen.
2. Press the <Move> button to move the chosen files to your Local PC directory.
When you have finished downloading an application, close CyberLoad pressing the <Quit> button, wait until your Cybiko computer has rebooted
and then disconnect the Cybiko computer from your PC.
Sending/Receiving E-mail Using CyberLoad
How to send/receive messages:
1. Run CyberLoad.
2. Follow CyberLoad Welcome window instructions (items 1-4).
E-mail messages will be sent and received automatically. You will see an information box indicating how many messages were sent and received.
Working with CyberLoad, you may receive new messages from the Internet to your Cybiko computer by pressing the <Get Mail> button.
If there is no free space in your Cybiko computer Inbox to receive the e-mail messages, you'll see "Not enough free space in Inbox to accept e-
mail messages."
How to free up Inbox:
1. Quit CyberLoad.
2. Start E-mail application.
3. Open Inbox.
4. Delete messages.
<Link to the Mailbox> button allows the Mailbox on www.cybiko.com to link with Cybiko computer’s inbox to duplicate messages that are received
in your mailbox at www.cybiko.com
How to link to the Mailbox:
1. Press <Link to the Mailbox> button.
2. Follow instructions in the message window.
3. Press <Link> button.
Note: If you want to unlink from the Mailbox, press the <Unlink> button in this window.
Buttons <Get Mail> and <Link to the Mailbox> can be disabled during e-mail exchange. They can also be disabled by an error in the Internet
connection, in which case you'll see a special error message.
You can read new e-mail messages from your Cybiko computer after quitting CyberLoad and rebooting the Cybiko computer.
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Important! For e-mails to exchange properly, do not unplug your Cybiko computer from the PC while CyberLoad is running. If you need to unplug
the Cybiko computer, first quit CyberLoad.
VIRTUAL CYBIKO WIRELESS INTERNET GATES
What is Virtual Cybiko Wireless Internet Gate?
A Virtual Cybiko Wireless Internet Gate (Virtual CyWIG) is PC connected to the Internet and your Cybiko computer connected to it. This system
provides wireless Internet access for all Cybiko computer units located in the communication range!
It means you can send and receive E-mails wirelessly and more!
How to setup Virtual CyWIG on your Cybiko computer:
1. Run the CyberLoad program.
2. Follow instructions 1-4.
3. Select the menu item Tools/CyWIG.
The CyWIG software will be loaded onto your Cybiko computer. You will see the CyWIG icon in the System Tray (the bottom right corner of your
PC screen.) Your Cybiko computer will become a special communication system – a Virtual CyWIG server, which will provide wireless Internet
access and intercommunication for all Cybiko computers within its range.
Note: Your Cybiko computer will be in server mode while working as Virtual CyWIG. When you exit Virtual CyWIG software on your
PC, the Cybiko computer will be rebooted and you will be able to use it in the usual way.
To close Virtual CyWIG software, click the right mouse button on the Virtual CyWIG icon in the System Tray and choose "Exit". Wait until your
Cybiko computer is rebooted and then you can unplug it from your PC.
Note: For Virtual CyWIG software to work properly, do not unplug your Cybiko computer from your PC while Virtual CyWIG software
is running.
CHECK OUT GAMES AND APPLICATIONS ON WWW.CYBIKO.COM
§ Phrase Books. Find out how to say words and phrases in different languages.
§ Graphic Editor. Make drawings and send them to anyone in your wireless network.
§ Music Composer. Create melodies, play them, and even send them to a friend.
§ Space Rescuer. Enjoy slipping through CyberSpace on your heroic shuttle while battling aliens.
§ CyBattle. You're the captain of a squadron. Your opponent is trying to sink all your ships, but with your skill – you’ll never surrender.
§ Crosswords. Learn about the world with these amazing educational crosswords that change every time you play.
§ Chess. This classic game takes on new dimensions when you can’t see your opponent.
§ Dark Chess. An enthralling, strategic game. You will need to keep your wits about you.
§ Corners. Fun, interactive 2-player game of strategy and skill.
§ Give Away. The rules are the same as Cheers, but the object of the game is to GIVE AWAY all of your pieces.
§ Golf. How is your swing? Find out with this game of skill.
And many, many more….
NEW DOWNLOADS … FREE!
INTERNET E-MAIL
Your Cybiko computer allows you to send and receive E-mail on the Internet. Please see E-MAIL for details.
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APPENDIXES
APPENDIX I. CYBIKO COMPUTER MODEL CY6411
Hardware Specifications
Main Processor:
32 bit, 11 MHz Hitachi H8S/2246
Coprocessor:
Atmel AT90S2313, 4 MHz
Flash: 512K
RAM: 512K
LCD display:
160x100 dots, 59x40 mm, 4 level grayscale
RF transceiver:
RF2915
Expansion cartridge slot:
68-pin
PC connection socket:
RS232 serial port
Size:
5.7" x 2.8" x 0.86"
Weight:
4.3 oz
Software Specifications
Operating System:
CyOS v.1.3.57
Software:
CyOS v.1.3.57+ compatible applications
Communication Protocol:
CyDP x.30 (Cybiko RF Digital Protocol)
Dynamic Wireless Local Network:
automatically provided by CyOS and CyDP
RF Communication Features
Frequency:
902-928 MHz
Number of channels:
30 digital channels
Communication Rate:
19200 bps each channel.
Transmission and Receiving Range: 150 ft indoor, 300 ft outdoor (environment dependent)
Max. on-line Cybiko computers:
3000 (100 units on each of 30 channels)
Other
Vibration alert ▪ Speaker ▪ 69 button keyboard ▪ Extendable antenna
Accessories Included
High capacity F6 size NiMH prismatic type 700 mAh rechargeable batteries ▪ UL approved 120V recharging unit ▪ RS232 serial PC connection
cable ▪ Plastic Stylus
System Requirements
IBM-compatible Pentium 90 PC or higher ▪ Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT 4.0 (SP5) ▪ 32MB RAM ▪ Mouse ▪ Microsoft Explorer 4.0 or Netscape
Navigator 4.0 or later ▪ One available RS232 port ▪ 20 MB of available hard disk space ▪ Dial-Up or LAN Internet connection availability
APPENDIX II. CYBISH
Cybish is a language frequently used by Cybiko computer Chatters to express emotions and simplify sentences.
ENGLISH
CYBISH
Nouns
singular
plural
examples
Lady, female
f
ff
i f means I’m a woman (girl)
Gentleman, male
m
mm
i m means I’m a man (boy)
Man, person
p, }
pp
}}} means people
I, me
I, }
we, }}
You u,
{
uu,
{{
r u f? means Are you a girl?
Letter, message
t
tt
Pic, picture
[]
[] []
E-mail @
Thank you
thx
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Eyes
ii
i've blue ii
Hair
iii
i've long iii
Yes +,
y
+ u right
No -,
n
i -w xx
Sure
++
Verbs
word
strength
examples
Go, follow
>
> i
means
follow me
Return, back, from
<
Want w
ww
i w }{
means
i wanna chat
Bored zz
zzzz
i zzz
Are r
Love, like
*
**
I ** u means I love you
Chat, talk, tell
}{
Umbrage, upset
{-}
Get g
Do d
Fun ;
;;
Other
Cybish
Strength
Examples
Cool #
##
Good )
))
Bad (
((
Stupid [
[[
Neat ~
Cute
~~
Crazy %
Hey, hello, hi,
morning
h
Bye b
OK
ok, =
And &
For 4
To 2
What :
Where ::
When :::
Your yr
Please pls
Sorry, excuse me
rr
Welcome wl
Phrases
Cybish
Age/sex/location asl
Laughing out loud
lol
Never mind
)}
Good boy
{)
Person to person
p2p, }2{
i w }{ p2p means I wanna chat
person to person
Let’s chat
Cybish
Hello everybody!
h pp!
I wanna chat
i w }{
Where are you from?
:: r u <?
Send your age/sex/location, please yr asl pls
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I'm new in this chat
} new in }{
I'm bored
i zzz
What do you do for fun?
: d u d 4 ;?
I love you very much!
I ***** u!
APPENDIX III. WARNING STATEMENTS
General precautions
1. Cybiko computer is a wireless communications computer using digital RF transmissions. It meets all safety requirements as issued by the FCC
part 15.
2. In some indoor locations, "dead spots" can be found where RF reception is very difficult. But they are usually very localized, and can be
avoided by moving around.
Rechargeable NiMH Battery Warning
This equipment contains rechargeable NiMH batteries.
1. The rechargeable NiMH batteries contained in this equipment may explode if disposed of in a fire.
2. Do not short-circuit the battery.
3. Do not charge the rechargeable NiMH batteries used in this equipment in any charger other than the one designed to charge these batteries.
Using any other charger may damage the batteries, or cause the batteries to explode.
Warning! Cybiko, Inc. DOES NOT claim this unit is waterproof. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or damage to the unit, DO
NOT expose to rain or moisture.
Additional Battery Safety Precautions
Caution! To reduce the risk of fire or personal injury by the battery:
1. Use only the appropriate type and size battery pack.
2. Do not dispose of the battery pack in a fire. The cell may explode.
3. Do not open or mutilate the battery pack. Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage to the eyes or skin. It may be toxic if
swallowed.
4. Exercise care in handling the batteries in order not to short them with conducting materials such as rings, bracelets, and keys. The batteries or
conductor may overheat, causing burns.
5. Charge the battery pack provided with, or identified for use with, this product only in accordance with the instructions and limitations specified in
this Guide.
Important Safety Instructions
When using Cybiko computer, these basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and personal
injury:
1. Read and follow all instructions.
2. Unplug the product from the wall socket before cleaning. Use only a dry cloth for cleaning, and DO NOT use liquid or aerosol cleaners.
3. Do not place this product on an unstable surface. If dropped, serious damage may be caused to the unit.
4. Slots and openings in the case are provided for ventilation and the insertion of cartridges. To protect the product from overheating, these
openings must not be blocked or covered. This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or other source of heatr. This product
should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
5. This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking level. If you're not sure of the type of power
supply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company.
6. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord may be damaged by persons walking on it.
7. Do not overload wall socket or extension cords, as this may result in the risk of fire or electrical shock.
8. Never push objects of any kind into this product through the case slots other than those designed specially for the Cybiko computer, as they
may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in the risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the
product.
9. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product. Take it to qualified service personnel when service or repair work is
required.
Important Electrical Considerations
Unplug all electrical appliances when you know an electrical storm is approaching. Lightning can pass through your household wiring and damage
any device connected to it. Cybiko computer is no exception.
Warning! Please do not attempt to unplug any appliance during an electrical storm.
The FCC Wants You To Know
This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This device generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
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communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this device does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
§ Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna.
§ Increase the space between the computer and receiver.
§ Plug the computer into a socket on a different circuit from the one to which the receiver is connected.
§ Consult an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the guarantee of this device could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
Adapter Safety Features
If the AC adapter furnished with Cybiko computer has a polarized line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other), this plug will fit into the
power outlet only one way. If you're unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug.
Do not alter the shape of the blades of the polarized plug!
Note: If you cannot plug the AC adapter into the outlet, contact an electrician about replacing the outlet.
Plug the AC Adapter into a standard 120 VAC wall outlet. Do not use an outlet controlled by a wall switch.
Use only the Cybiko AC Adapter supplied with this unit.
APPENDIX IV. WHAT TO DO IF YOUR CYBIKO COMPUTER DOES NOT WORK
PROPERLY
DO NOT TAKE YOUR CYBIKO COMPUTER BACK TO THE RETAIL LOCATION. Check the following before calling the assistance hotline.
The screen stays blank even though the power is ON
1. Your device maybe in automatic Suspend mode. Press <Esc> to return to operation.
2. Your device maybe in 'forced' Suspend mode. Press <Fn><Esc> to return device to operation.
3. Your Cybiko computer may need to be reset. Press the Reset button on the left of the device.
4. The batteries may need to be charged (see Recharging Batteries).
The device doesn't respond to pressing keys, but is supposed to
Press the Reset button on the left of the device and it will be rebooted.
No sound on the device
1. Check if the device is turned on.
2. Device has been 'muted'. You need to turn the sound back on. Press <Fn><F1>.
Your Cybiko computer does not communicate with the other devices even at close distances
1. Communications feature was turned off. Press <Fn><F5> to turn it on.
2. Be sure your antenna is placed at a 90-degree angle to the unit.
2. Move your Cybiko computer away from all large metal objects and metal constructions.
3. Try not to touch the antenna with any part of your body while communicating.
No vibration on the device
1. Check if device is on.
2. Vibration feature was turned off. Press <Fn><F3> to turn it on.
IF YOU CANNOT CORRECT THE PROBLEM, DO NOT TAKE THE PRODUCT BACK TO THE RETAIL LOCATION.
CALL 1-877-4-CYBIKO FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPPORT.
APPENDIX V. WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION
Hardware Warranty
Cybiko Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that the hardware product shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for twelve (12)
months from the date of purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during the warranty period, Cybiko will repair the defective hardware
product or component, free of charge. The original purchaser is entitled to this warranty only if the date of purchase is registered at the point of
sale or the consumer can demonstrate, to Cybiko Inc.'s satisfaction, that the product was purchased within the previous 12 months.
Software Warranty
1. Cybiko, Inc. guarantees the working capacity of programs enclosed in the standard package under conditions described in documentation.
2. As for the other components, the software is delivered "as is". Cybiko, Inc. does not warrant that the software carries no errors, nor does it take
on any liability for consequential damages, either direct or indirect, including damages caused by possible errors or misprints in the software
package.
3. Cybiko, Inc. does not warrant that the standard package delivered with the device will completely correspond to that described in this Manual.
Service After Expiration of Warranty
Please call the Consumer Assistance Hotline for trouble shooting assistance. In some instances, it may be necessary for you to send the
complete product, FREIGHT PREPAID AND INSURED FOR LOSS OR DAMAGES, to the nearest service location. Please, do not send any
products to Cybiko without contacting us first. See WWW.CYBIKO.COM.
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Warranty limitations
This warranty shall not apply if the product:
1. Is used with products not sold or licensed by Cybiko (including, but not limited to, non-licensed games and application enhancements and
copier devices, adapters, and power supplies).
2. Is used for commercial purposes (including rental).
3. Is modified or tampered with.
4. Is damaged by negligence, accident, unreasonable use, or by other causes unrelated to defective materials or workmanship.
5. Has had the serial number altered, defaced or removed.
Any applicable implied warranties, including Warranty Of Merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are hereby limited in duration to the
warranty period described above (12 months, as applicable). In no event shall Cybiko be liable for consequential or incidental damages resulting
from the breach of any implied or express warranties. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusion of
consequential or incidental damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you.
This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
This Warranty is valid in the United States.
License Agreement
CYBIKO, INC. ('CYBIKO') IS WILLING TO LICENSE THE ENCLOSED CYBIKO PRODUCT AND USER GUIDE ('PRODUCT') TO YOU ONLY ON
THE CONDITION THAT YOU ACCEPT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT ('AGREEMENT').
YOUR USE OF THE PRODUCT INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO
NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT, THEN DO NOT PROCEED ANY FURTHER AND RETURN THE
UNUSED PRODUCT TO THE AUTHORIZED RESELLER FROM WHOM YOU OBTAINED THE PRODUCT WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF
PURCHASE FOR A FULL REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.
The enclosed Product contains both hardware and software components. The software is licensed to you. You agree to use the Product solely for
your personal use and enjoyment as permitted in the User Guide.
The Product is protected by national and international patent, copyright, trade secret, trademark and other intellectual property laws, regulations
and treaties. Cybiko and its licensors retain exclusive ownership of the software and all intellectual and other proprietary rights in or related to the
Product. You may not delete or obscure any proprietary or confidentiality legends on the Product. You shall not copy, modify or prepare derivative
works of the Products, in whole or in part. You shall not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble the Products, or apply any process, technique,
or procedure or make any attempt to ascertain or derive any source code in or related to the Products, except as and to the extent you are legally
authorized to do so under applicable law despite this restriction.
APPENDIX VI. PATENT INFORMATION
This product successfully passed the PCT search (PCT/RU 99/00078).
Patents issued and pending in Japan, US, Canada and elsewhere. For a full listing, please contact the company.